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This document is a list of upcoming romance novels from various publishers. It includes brief descriptions of the plot and characters of each book, covering a range of subgenres such as fantasy, historical, contemporary, and paranormal romance. The list aims to provide readers with a diverse selection of romance novels to choose from. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a list of upcoming books in the genres of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. It provides brief summaries of each book, giving readers an idea of the plot and themes. The books cover a variety of topics, including time travel, magic, haunted houses, and supernatural threats. [Extracted from the article]

Diana Palmer, the pen name of Susan Spaeth Kyle, is a bestselling author known for her western romances. In an interview, Palmer discusses her upbringing in Georgia, her dreams of being a cowboy and a writer, and her journey to becoming a successful author. She also talks about her latest book, Lawbreaker, which is part of her Long Tall Texans series. Palmer emphasizes the importance of small-town life and the diverse relationships she has with her neighbors. She credits her late husband for his support and discusses the balance between her career and motherhood. Palmer's books appeal to a wide audience, including younger readers who buy her books for their mothers and grandmothers. She values commitment, marriage, and family, which reflects her own background and the values of her readers. [Extracted from the article]

Bestselling romance author Vi Keeland is branching out into the thriller genre with her first solo title, The Unraveling. Keeland, who has published 45 romance novels in 11 years, wanted to explore the aftermath of relationships when things go wrong. The novel follows therapist Meredith McCall, whose relationship with a pro hockey player turns sour after a career-ending injury. When the player dies in a car accident, Meredith develops an obsession with the husband of one of the victims, leading to a forbidden attraction and a question of who is stalking whom. Keeland hopes to appeal to both romance and thriller readers with her new book. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the impact of BookTok on the romance genre, particularly in bringing romance novels to the forefront of bookstore displays. It profiles Ana Huang, a romance author, and explores her journey from self-publishing on TikTok to securing a print deal with Sourcebooks Bloom imprint. It delves into Huang's approach to crafting swoon-worthy romance heroes, her challenges in writing sex scenes, and the balance between heavy themes and light-hearted moments in her works.

The article offers information on author Olivie Blake (pen name of Alexene Farol Follmuth) and her popular Atlas trilogy, concluding with "The Atlas Complex." Topics discussed include Blake's journey from self-publishing to a best-selling author; her experience with fandom; her unique approach to the fantasy genre in her series; and also mentions about the challenges she faces in managing reader expectations and fan interpretations of her work.

The article present an interview with author Alison Cochrun. Topics discussed include her novel "Here We Go Again," exploring themes of grief in a rom-com context, inspired by the author's personal experiences; the dynamic between the protagonists, Rosemary and Logan, their relationship with their former teacher Joe; and Cochrun's approach to writing sex scenes, reflecting her own identity and experiences.

The article presents information related to queer erotica writer Chuck Tingle. It explains Tingle's creation of concealment and realism around his fictitious writer identity and his popularity due to his hilariously unusual book covers. It highlights Tingle's sincerity reflected in his new book "Camp Damascus."

An interview with novelist Sim Kern is presented. He explains he chose to focus on writing about climate change as the climate crisis is the biggest of all concerns in today's life. He tells about his inspiration for his book "The Free People's Village." He describes that the exploration of the intersection of Black-led organizing movement and the punk world in the book.

An interview with author Maya Deane is presented. Topics include her book "Wrath Goddess Sing", is based on Achilles as a trans woman and pits her against Helen of Troy, her idea of rewriting the "Iliad" book, her approach to the historical aspects of queer people, and tapestry of the Achaeans and the Trojans killing each other.

An interview with Erin McRae and Racheline Maltese, authors of the novel "A Queen from the North," is presented. McRae and Maltese talk about the kind of research they made to create the alternate timeline of Great Britain, their cowriting process, and how they balanced the political and romantic tension while writing.

An interview with Lisa Jackson, author of the romantic thriller "Liar, Liar," is presented. Jackson talks about the character of Marilyn Monroe impersonator Didi Storm, her reason for focusing on the complicated mother-daughter relationship in the novel, and the obsession of one of the villains in the novel with the song "This Little Light of Mine."