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This is apparently your classic best friends-to-lovers story, but with this cover the only friends the couple could have been are the kind with benefits. Alex needs a marriage of convenience (the title’s giving nothing away then) and chooses his best friend Bel as the perfect candidate...

This cover is just wrong wrong wrong. For starters, we're fairly sure the front of this book is showing a beach, NOT a marshland. And what’s with the shell? Unless it plays some hugely  important role in this cheesy romance novel, this cover’s cringe-worthy look needs to be rethought...

The title of this novel is fairly self-explanatory: there's a Lord and a female spy, and they're in love. The unappealing pink front cover merely serves to confirm this. What we see is a couple, dressed in the style of old-fashioned English nobility, with their backs to one another as a sign of secrecy...

From the cringey wordplay to the festive fluttering of snowflakes, the cover of 'Yule Be Mine' leaves no room for subtlety. Giselle has always had a crush on her former brother-in-law, Sam, who is obviously totally off limits. However, the cover makes it crystal clear that these boundaries dissolve pretty quickly...

The scenic backdrop. The sensual embrace. The old-fashioned charm of the male lead -- everything in this cover makes us want to go “ick!!” And the ‘English’ spy’s appearance on the front of the book also has us confused -- surely a little too tan and rugged for your average English gentleman...

This cover is slightly bizarre -- what do a hill, a very tall man and a girl in Victorian dress have to do with a story that begins with a chance (romantic) meeting in a chocolate factory? Not really very much. But the classic gender stereotypes have all been whipped out for this front cover, and so the scene is set for a book where old ideas of chivalry and honor are used as a backdrop for a litt

'Sensual Confessions' tells the tale of Blade Madaris and Samira Di Meglio, two lovers whose sexual encounter was both unplanned and unwanted (at least by one of them!). The chemistry between the two is undeniable though, and both find themselves getting in deeper than they thought...

  Gallery BooksWell, if this saucy cover isn’t enough to grab your attention, the *not so* original plot line certainly will. 'Happy Hour at Casa Dracula' is the first book in Marta Acosta’s fabulous ‘Casa Dracula’ series. It is the usual cocktail of ambitious and attractive young women meets dashing, yet intriguing, young man – deliciously shown on the cover with her crucifix swept to one side as

In a quiet hospital back office, this calm, handsome doctor lovingly cradles the heavily pregnant belly of a pretty young nurse. But, like all good romance novels, there is a twist to the tale that lies behind the cool, composed smiles. Our young nurse, Bailey, is a surrogate mom, and Doctor Owen is the new head of the Safe Harbor fertility program with a soft spot for her...

When Maxine Foss opened her front door, the last thing she expected was a hot stranger with a set of handcuffs. Now she's shackled to a crazy (but sexy) person who claims he's an Arabian prince -- and her lover. Alone in a secluded cabin, her would-be prince offers his body for her pleasure...

Set in the historic past, where even public displays of affection are frowned upon, the eroticism and sassiness of the front cover seems all the more juicy. And there is nothing that we chick lit novel readers love more than a forbidden romance...

That rippling muscular arm, that perfectly defined jaw line, that unbelievably toned six pack….judging by its cover, you might think that all there was to this book was sex. But of course we know not to judge a book by its cover! And there is oh so much more to this than the rather graphic cover illustration might imply...