In Some Like It Scot, travel writer Katie Campbell heads to the Scottish Highlands for an immersive Edwardian experience and finds more than just a story to write. Between laugh-out-loud mishaps, a swoony hero, and breathtaking scenery, this clean romance delivers humor, heart, and meaningful character growth.

In The Body in the Bookstore, Annie Murray’s mystery-themed bookstore event turns deadly when one of her former college classmates is found murdered. With her criminology background and a lingering unsolved mystery from her past, Annie is the perfect amateur sleuth. This cozy mystery delivers bookstore charm, rich side characters, and a series mystery that already has me hooked.

In Apprentice to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer, the stakes rise as Evie and the Villain search for answers about Evie’s mother. Packed with sharp humor, slow-burn tension, and expanding world-building, this sequel delivers twists, character growth, and a cliffhanger that sets up even bigger chaos ahead.