The sweetest taboo
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A whiff of scandal
Same author's comic British village romance with nosy neighbours and a messy ex, but lighter and more farcical than taboo-tinged tension.
Calling Mrs Christmas
Another Matthews comfort read with a woman torn between two men, though wrapped in cosy Christmas warmth rather than illicit heat.
Rookhurst Hall
Another warm British romance with family secrets driving the couple together, but this one is chaste, slower-burning and wrapped in a historical mystery.
So Many Children
Shares the emotional British women's-fiction feel and a heroine torn between duty and love, though it's darker, more poverty-stricken saga than contemporary comedy.
Attachments
Workplace romance built on secrets you shouldn't be reading, with the same wry humour but a much slower, sweeter burn.
The One (The Selection #3)
Keeps the torn-between-two-loves pull but swaps everyday British humour for palace intrigue and higher-stakes danger.