Exciting Romance Novels to Look Forward to in 2024

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Exciting Romance Novels to Look Forward to in 2024
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A preview of the upcoming romance novels in 2024, including the return of popular authors and the introduction of new talents. The article also highlights the diversity of love stories and provides a brief synopsis of one of the books.

As a dedicated romance reader and reviewer, I’m trained to anticipate a happy ending — and as I look at what’s to come in 2024, I’m joyfully overwhelmed by what we’re in for. That's not even factoring in the return of 'Bridgerton,' Julia Quinn's novels-turned-Netflix show.

The new year is set to usher in the return of beloved authors like Vanessa Riley and Tia Williams, the continuation of juicy series from fresh voices like Nikki Payne and Sangu Mandanna, and introduce talented new writers like Yulin Kuang (who directed Emily Henry's 'Beach Read' adaptation). From the anticipated selections below, readers will see that there is room for and a need for every type of love story. With selections through April, check back for updates. “Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend” by Emma Alban (Jan. 9) In effort to avoid being stuck with husbands, debutantes Beth and Gwen attempt to turn the season on its head and set their parents up instead. But a charming viscount and unexpectedly falling for each other makes their plan even more complicate

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