Best romance books of October and November 2023, as chosen by Amazon editors

 Best romance books of October and November 2023, as chosen by Amazon editors

As the weather cools, it’s the perfect time to update your book stash with plenty of great titles to warm you up during the cold months. The Amazon editors have you covered with a wide-range of great romance—from contemporary to rom-com, romantasy to suspense. Be sure to check out our full best-of-the-month romance list (updated monthly), our best books of 2023 so far, and our best November books in every genre.

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Iron Flame

by Rebecca Yarros

“The first year is when some of us lose our lives … The second year is when the rest of us lose our humanity.” The hype is real. Picking up right where Fourth Wing left off, Violet Sorrengail continues to show us her awesomeness. Iron Flame brings an even greater level of anticipation through shifts in power at Basgiath, the frantic search for ancient texts, and uncertainty between Violet and Xaden. Readers can also expect more dragons, more riders, and absolutely more mischief. Action-packed and suspense-filled, I gobbled up this story like a treat, while also simultaneously not wanting it to end. Luckily for us all, there is more to come in this amazing series.

                                                       

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King of Greed

by Ana Huang

This stunning and emotional second-chance romance highlights the importance of balancing love and ambition. I felt deeply for Alessandra throughout. From the outside, it looks like Alessandra and Dominic have the best life—he is a successful business executive and she is his trophy wife. The problem is that Alessandra feels neglected and unappreciated, causing her to question their marriage altogether. Dominic, so consumed by his work, misses this shift between them. The two have to decide how much they will fight to keep their spark alive. This third book in the Kings of Sin series can absolutely be read as a standalone. 

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Dragged to the Wedding

by Andrew Grey

In this hilarious, laugh-out-loud romance, James, whose family doesn’t know he’s gay, is expected to bring a date to his sister’s wedding. A friend introduces James to Daniel, aka drag theatre star Lala Traviata, and convinces Daniel to be James’ wedding plus-one. There are all types of wedding antics—an overbearing mom, an anxious bride, and wedding party shenanigans. Through it all, James and Daniel work together to hide their big secret while navigating the complexities of family dynamics. This romance is great for fans of the 1996 hit movie, The Birdcage, and anyone who loves the fake-dating trope.