Nina Kenwood’s People Skills in audio: Romance-fuelled dramedy
People Skills, Nina Kenwood’s latest adult romcom, is brimming with love for books and writing and the warmth and hilarity of dysfunctional family drama.
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Recent standout reads for us in the romance genre are The Ornithologist’s Field Guide to Love by India Holton, Ashley Poston’s The Seven Year Slip, Pip Williams’ The Bookbinder and Mhairi McFarlane’s Last Night. And, it would be hard to go wrong with some of our all time top romance reads such as the iconic One Day, The Flatshare and The Time Traveller’s Wife, the quirky under-appreciated gem Resistance Is Futile and the uplifting Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand.
Finally, if you too think romance and humour make the perfect match, then we recommend checking out our most popular Book List: 30 Top Romantic Comedy Novels.

People Skills, Nina Kenwood’s latest adult romcom, is brimming with love for books and writing and the warmth and hilarity of dysfunctional family drama.

Dead Beat, the much anticipated finale to Leigh Bardugo’s bestselling Ninth House / Alex Stern trilogy was a pre-order for me. Did it live up to my lofty expectations? Read on to find out.

Keeper of Enchanted Rooms and Heir of Uncertain Magic are the charming romantic historical cosy fantasy novels that begin Charlie N Holmberg’s Whimbrel House Series. Read my reviews and some of my favourite quotes.

I recently enjoyed reading India Holton’s highly anticipated The Antiquarian’s Object of Desire and listening to B.K Borison’s First-Time Caller in audiobook.

In her bestselling Romantic Comedy Curtis Sittenfeld delivers far more depth than your typical romcom. Read my review of the audiobook narrated by Kristen Sieh.

The Wedding People by Alison Espach is a compelling mid-life drama that balances dark comedic farce with shovel loads of depth and wisdom. Read my full review.

An Academic Affair by Jodi McAlister ranks as one of the most emotionally authentic slow-burn rivals-to-lovers romances I have read. Read my full review.

Elaine Castillo’s Moderation is a gritty and thought-provoking literary near-future tech drama and sharp-edged romcom. Read my full review.

The Book of Lost Hours, Hayley Gelfuso’s debut novel, features an engaging take on time travel and an epic romance within impactful historical fiction.

The Italian Secret is the third thrilling instalment in Tara Moss’ action-packed historical Billie Walker PI Mysteries. I explain why this is a must-read series.

In History Lessons, her fiction debut, Zoe B Wallbrook introduces a refreshingly modern, geeky, gutsy cozy mystery heroine with strong series potential. Read my review.

By Your Side, Gavin & Stacey co-creator Ruth Jones’ latest novel, is an hilarious mid-life drama exploring love and grief with a mystery twist. Read my review.

Aftertaste, Daria Lavelle’s debut novel, is an absorbing recipe of grief-fueled drama, romance, and urban food fantasy starring an underdog chef. Read my review.

The Geographer’s Map to Romance is the second title in India Holton’s madcap fantastic romantic historical adventure series, Love’s Academic.

The Book That Held Her Heart is the final thrilling title in Mark Lawrence’s thought-provoking fantasy adventure trilogy, The Library. Read my full review.

Last Chance to Save the World is the final title in Beth Revis’ sizzling romantic suspense science fiction novella trilogy, Chaotic Orbits. Read my full review.