Ally Carter Reveals Top 5 Romance Book Picks

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Ally Carter, a popular author known for her young adult spy fiction series like Gallagher Girls and Heist Society, has shared her top five book recommendations for romance enthusiasts. Her latest novel, “The Blonde Who Came In from the Cold,” offers a rivals-to-lovers romantic comedy tailored for adult readers.

Carter mentioned that her favorite romance novels vary based on her mood, the time of year, and the era she is in. One of her top picks from her young adult era is “Her Royal Highness” by Rachel Hawkins, a story set in a fictional Scotland with a twist involving a royal family. She also recommended Lisa Kleypas’ historical romance series, starting with “Cold-Hearted Rake,” which follows Devon Ravenel navigating unexpected responsibilities and familial bonds.

For fans of sports romance, Carter praised “Moonlighter” by Sarina Bowen, a captivating tale of a hockey star turned bodyguard facing personal challenges. She also highlighted Celestine Martin’s witchy romance series, particularly recommending “Witchful Thinking” for its spooky season charm and intriguing storyline.

Additionally, Carter lauded Ali Hazelwood’s remarkable work in the paranormal romance genre, with a special mention of “Bride,” a captivating narrative set in a world of supernatural creatures. She expressed excitement for the upcoming companion novel, “Mate,” scheduled for release in October.

Readers can purchase Ally Carter’s latest book, “The Blonde Who Came In from the Cold,” through retailers like Waterstones and Amazon. Opt for the Daily Mirror as a ‘Preferred Source’ on Google News to stay updated with valuable news content.

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