What if a classic enemies-to-lovers tale could blend feminism, faith, and political ambition?
Dive beneath the waves with us as we explore two vastly different underwater romance novels featuring magical sea creatures seeking human connection.
What if a classic enemies-to-lovers tale could blend feminism, faith, and political ambition?
Heatherly Bell transforms everyday love into extraordinary storytelling. In this revealing conversation, she takes us behind the curtain of her creative process as a romance novelist who expertly balances humor with genuine emotional depth.
While Meghan and I love the hunt of finding a fabulous romance book to read for our next podcast episode, we also appreciate the convenience that romance novel subscription box services offer. So we’ve put together a selection of romance book boxes for those of you who like that convenience too.
Today the universe blessed me with a handful of colorful envelopes. And by “the universe,” I actually mean the Hallmark lady.
The Official Blurb “Sadie Stephens has loved Lincoln Carver since she was a girl, but a family feud involving a runaway bride closed any options for a romance. Lincoln’s only interest in her now is one of obligation and guilt. After all, he’s the one responsible for the lassoing “incident” (don’t ask.) Lincoln is notRead More
Heatherly Bell’s romance novels bring a refreshing authenticity to the genre that has quickly made her a favorite author for our podcast.
Two cocktails, two small towns, and two heartfelt love stories by Heatherly Bell have us swooning on this episode of Romance on the Rocks. Grab your Topo Chico Ranch Water or Fireman’s Sour and settle in as we explore what makes Bell’s romance novels so addictively relatable.
The Official Blurb “Rupert would never call her his foolish bride. She makes him laugh. She is lovely, amusing, and a mystery. All those tales about her could not possibly be true. Or could they? To get the land he needs, Lord Rupert Veryan must marry Farmer Tolliver’s witless daughter. Gossip says Jenny was raisedRead More
What if a classic enemies-to-lovers tale could blend feminism, faith, and political ambition?