I need new romance novels to read. What do you recommend?

I like historical romance novels. Some of my favorite authors are Connie Mason, Kresley Cole, Monica McCarty and Julia London. I love anything romance novels that have to do with Ireland or Scotland. I also like exciting paranormal romance novels like the Twilight Series by Stephenie Meyer. If you know of any books along those lines please add them to the list of answers if they are not already there. Thank you.I need new romance novels to read. What do you recommend?
The Lords of the Underworld series by Gena Showalter

-The darkest knight

-the darkest kiss

-the darkest pleasure



This series is about Greek mythological immortal warriors that are cursed with demons that are on a quest but find their true loves along the way



and also the Atlantis series by Gena Showalter

-Heart of the Dragon

-Jewel of Atlantis

-Nymph King

and new for 2009 will be Vampire Bride

with this series you will journey to the underwater world of Atlantis and discover a world full of dragons, nymphs, demons, vampires and more...







And if you are in the mood for mandrakes (part human/part dragon), gargoyles, wizards, damsels in distress, and heroes with swords that takes you through time to the era of King Arthur after the fall of the knights of the round table, than I suggest the Lords of Avalon series by Kinley MacGregor



-Sword of Darkness

and

-Knight of Darkness





There is also the Five Hundred Kingdoms series by Mercedes Lackey

- The Fairy Godmother

- One Good Knight

-Fortune's Fool

- The Snow Queen (new release only available in hard cover)



"A Belated Bride" by Karen Hawkins

"How to Seduce a Duke", "How to Engage an Earl", and "How to Propose to a Prince" by Kathryn Caskie

"The Marriage Lesson" by Victoria Alexander

"Secrets of the Knight" by Julia London

"Duke Most Wanted" by Celeste Bradley

"Desperately Seeking A Duke" by Celeste Bradley

"The Seduction of Sara" by Karen Hawkins

"The Devil Who Tamed Her" by Johanna Lindey

"Seduction of a Proper Gentleman" by Victoria Alexander

"White Tigress" by Jade Lee

"By Love Undone" by Suzanne Enoch

" Hundreds of Years to Reform a Rake" by Laurie Brown (paranormal)

"Wizard's Daughter" Catherine Coulter (paranormal)

"Everlasting" by Mickee Madden (paranormal)

"Highland Barbarian' by Hannah Howell

"Tempted by the Night" by Elizabeth Boyle



The Griffin Saga- "Something Sinful", "An Invitation to Sin", "Sin and Sensibility", and "Sins of a Duke" by Suzanne Enoch



"In Bed With the Devil" by Lorraine Heath

"Duchess by Night" by Eloisa James

"Bride Enchanted" by Edith Layton (paranormal)

"Surrender To Me' by Sopia Jordan

"Apache Flame' by Madeline Baker

"Thirty Nights With a Highland Husband" by Melissa Mayhue(paranormal)

"At the Bride Hunt Ball" by Olivia Parker

"The Night Before the Wedding" by Debra Mullins

"Passion and Pleasure in London" by Melody Thomas

"Delicious" by Sherry Thomas

"The Devil Wears Tartan" by Karen Ranney





And the list could go on and on
The best romance author i've ever read was Nicolas Sparks. He wrote the notebook and a walk to remember. The Host was good to.I need new romance novels to read. What do you recommend?
There is a book called Poison Study. It is a trilogy. The other two are Magic Sudy and Fire Study. They were really good. I think it would fit your descriotion. Sorry if these would not be what you want. I really like the book but at first when I skimmed through it, it is not in third person. The author uses "I" and other first person phrases.
I read a book called Of Love And War it was so good I couldnt put it down I need new romance novels to read. What do you recommend?
City of Bones. It's kinda like the Twilight Series! (Better, in my opinion, and I LOVE Twilight!) It's hot, has the paranormal in it, has seriously sexy scenes, and twists that I cant even BEGIN to describe.


Try 'A Room With a View' by EM Forster.
try atonement
Go Scotland! :D



Erm, try the Host by Stephenie Meyer

and obviously Shakespeare!
I haven't read any of the books you mentioned, but there's a book called The Perilous Gard, by Elizabeth Marie Pope, that I read over and over again. It's set in Tudor England and based on the Tam Lin ballad, and it's very romantic in an unromantic sort of way. Sorry if that makes no sense. It's wonderful, anyway.



I also like Jane Eyre and books by Jane Austen, but I'm not sure if they're the sort of thing you'd like. The writing is very old-fashioned.
Witch Fire (Elemental Witches, Book 1) by Anya Bast

Witch Blood (Elemental Witches, Book 2) by Anya Bast

Promise of the Rose by Brenda Joyce

The Conqueror by Brenda Joyce


The Outlander Series by Diana Gabledon starts with Cross Stitch

great time travel historical romance set in Scotland
If you are looking for historical romance, try Johanna Lindsey . Her older books are wonderful. Most are set in England but she has a couple in Scotland (Gentle Rogue is my favorite.)

Julie Garwood is also excellent.She has several contemporary romantic suspence, but most of them are historical romance. The Secret and The Bride are two of hers set in Scotland.

Catherine Coulter has a number of great ones. The Bride series (The Sherbrook Bride, the Heiress Bride, The Hellion Bride, The Scottish Bride) and The Song Trilogy (Fire Song, Earth Song, and Secret Song) either have scenes in Scotland or take place entirely there.
If you like a Regency historical then you can't go past Stephanie Laurens, Catherine Coulter, or Jo Beverley (though some of my favourites of hers are not always regency). They couple the manners of the day and the required etiquette of the upper class with sensuality and quite a lot of laughter (which I find hard to resist).



In the paranormal - Cheyenne McCray's magic series (currently up to book 4 with book 5 out in November) is great but decidedly steamy.



Mary Jo Putney, Johanna Lindsey, Elizabeth Thornton and Amanda Quick also number amongst my favourites.
try Hannah Howell, she writs historical romances, they are set in Scotland, and almost all of them have supernatural things in them (ex: in one book, the male is a a vampire, in another the female is almost a cat woman)