After Heated Rivalry, what’s next for romance readers?

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Jun 6, 202600:25:42Arts

Readers are still in love with romance. The genre has become the engine behind the publishing industry, and Heated Rivalry shifted things into a new gear. If you, like millions of other readers, are wondering what romanc...

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