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Books like “Lemonade”

What to read after “Lemonade” by Nina Pennacchi: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

  1. Cover of “Duke of Sin” by Elizabeth Hoyt
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    Duke of Sin

    Elizabeth Hoyt · 2016

    Same genre: “Historical romance” and “Dark romance”

  2. Cover of “Captive in the Dark” by C.J. Roberts
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    Captive in the Dark

    C.J. Roberts · 2011

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  3. Cover of “The Sweetest Oblivion” by Danielle Lori
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    The Sweetest Oblivion

    Danielle Lori · 2018

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  4. Cover of “Corrupt” by Penelope Douglas
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    Corrupt

    Penelope Douglas · 2015

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  5. Cover of “Den of Vipers” by K.A. Knight
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    Den of Vipers

    K.A. Knight · 2020

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  6. Cover of “The Kiss Thief” by L.J. Shen
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    The Kiss Thief

    L.J. Shen · 2019

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  7. Cover of “Hooked” by Emily McIntire
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    Hooked

    Emily McIntire · 2021

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  8. Cover of “Scandal in Spring” by Lisa Kleypas
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    Scandal in Spring

    Lisa Kleypas · 2006

    Same genre: “Historical romance”

  9. Cover of “Haunting Adeline” by H.D. Carlton
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    Haunting Adeline

    H.D. Carlton · 2021

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  10. Cover of “Her Soul to Take” by Harley Laroux
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    Her Soul to Take

    Harley Laroux · 2021

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  11. Cover of “Twisted Hate” by Ana Huang
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    Twisted Hate

    Ana Huang · 2022

    Same genre: “Dark romance”

  12. Cover of “Captive Prince” by C.S. Pacat
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    Captive Prince

    C.S. Pacat · 2013

    Similar plot moves: “Enemies to Lovers” and “Forced Proximity”

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Frequently asked questions

What should I read after “Lemonade”?
Start with “Duke of Sin”, “Captive in the Dark”, “The Sweetest Oblivion”: they are the closest to “Lemonade” in tropes and mood. Under each book in the list you will see what exactly it has in common.
How are similar books chosen?
We compare tropes (for “Lemonade” these are Dark Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Revenge), genre, plot, era and tone. It is not “readers also bought”; it is similarity in the content itself.
Are there recent books in this list?
Yes. Among the newer ones are “Duke of Sin”, “Captive in the Dark”, “The Sweetest Oblivion”. Switch the “Modern” filter to keep only books from 2000 onward.

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