The 8 most spicy romance books of 2025

One of my favorite romantic authors is Jasmine Guillory’s first foray into queer romance. The main characters Avery and Taylor are almost polar opposites, which makes them a fun reading. Avery is inexperienced, calm and full of doubts. She wants to try to go out with women, but can’t get out of her head enough to make a link. Meanwhile, Taylor’s friend Erica (who is part of a secondary intrigue in this book which is really good alone) bets that she will not last summer without sleeping with anyone, and Taylor is determined to win this bet. What better distraction than helping Avery learning to flirt? There is a lot of pleasure and games in this one, because Taylor organizes a variety of experiences of practice of flirting so that Avery can practice her collection skills, which makes their own story of inevitable love all the more entertaining.

The fourth book of the comfortable series Drema Harbor de Laurie Gilmore (with book 5, Gingerbread bakerydue in September), The strawberry patch pancake house was just as delicious as its title suggests. Archer is a single father. He is also a super-world class leader who came to Dream Harbor to meet Olive, the girl he did not know he had. He may know his way in a kitchen, but Archer has no idea how to connect with olive in the aftermath of his mother’s sudden death. Iris hiring as a living nanny seems to be an excellent solution … except for the fact that they are both desperately attracted to each other. But even the presence of a young child cannot prevent their feeling (and his desire) from growing up. I particularly appreciate the role that couples of the previous books in the series play as Gilmore continues to grow Dream Harbor.

The incredible cover of this book says almost everything. Yes, this is a reference from Indiana Jones (if you had a doubt, the previous book of Segura was called Raiders of the lost heart). And that makes sense, since Dr. Miriam Jacobs is herself an aspiring Badass archaeologist. Of course, she is a little klutzy and tends to put her foot in her mouth, but when it is announced unexpectedly like the codirige of an expedition to find the lost city of the moon at the bottom of the Amazon, this is the opportunity it was waiting for. Except that no one seems to believe in her. And his co-leader is a total jolt. And the journalist accompanying the expedition is so hot that Miriam drives with all his body every time he speaks to him. There are tons of sexual tension, action and adventure, and literally swinging vines in it. The HEA is also super satisfactory because there are so many things wrapped in it.

This sapphic romance in small town is the second in the series of Peach flowers by Karmen Lee (with the third book, Secret Crush Book Clubdue in August). Jessica’s car, like her life, has broken down. She tries to hide the scandal resulting from her relationship with two of her actress’s co-stars. Half black and half Korean, she is never really integrated, but when she meets Vini, the owner of the PEACH Blossom car shop, who is starting to change. Both cannot keep their hands from each other (things seriously spicy here) and sail in the holidays, the family and other challenges when they try to understand what they are for each other.

I love a good secret romance, and it has a racy premise: as a personal assistant of the Canadian Prime Minister, Andi Zeigler cannot afford a public scandal. But when she writes a romantic novel called Prime Minister and meSpeculations on her and her boss abound. What to do a girl to do when she inadvertently throws doubt about the character of her high -level boss? Why, false meeting, of course! And we all know that a good dating plot is not left for a long time. Fortunately, the bodyguard of the PM is an Andi hottie has passed a little. This one should not be released before December, so put it on your list of wishes and maybe your bottom will be full of a little spices this holiday season.

This is the fourth book of the Ranch Western Romance series by Lyla Sage Blue Ranch. I love the fact that this one presents Cam, a single mother who hangs out on the sidelines of the first three books. Cam is a buttoned character, a woman with a work that works hard to offer a good life to her daughter. So when his future groom cancels marriage, he throws his whole world into chaos. Enter Dusty, her high school darling. He takes her away from the bathroom of the bar in which she hides and takes care of her needs with the patience and restraint that Cam needs in order to find a new plan for herself and her child. They are both incredibly sweet characters, and their love story takes place with such tenderness (and impressive spices).