returns to its sign of rulership,

and “Scythe & Sparrow” by Brynne Weaver.The pool of heartwarming (and often steamy) stories is only getting bigger as we dip into summer.

Marie Rutkoski’s “Ordinary Love” (June 10) shows love is anything but simple when two high school lovers run into each other as adults. Danica Nava’s “Love is a War Song” (July 22) follows a disgraced pop star and grumpy ranch hand while Brigitte Knightley’s romantasy “The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy” (July 8) introduces a new enemies-to-lovers couple.Then there are new installments in beloved series, including “Worth Fighting For” by Jesse Q. Sutanto (out now from the Meant To Be series), “Rewind It Back” by Liz Tomforde (out now from the Windy City series). Jane L. Rosen’s “Songs of Summer” (out now from The Fire Island trilogy) and Simone Soltani’s “Ride with Me” (out now from Lights Out series).Here are 10 more romance novels we’re excited to swoon over:

Video producer Katie is faced with a choice: lose her job, or take a gig profiling Hutch, a Coast Guard rescue swimmer (and the hottest man ever). It seems like an easy choice — only Katie can't swim. She and coworker Cole (Hutch's brother and rival, BTW) head to Key West, where Katie quickly finds herself in uncharted waters in more ways than one.Not even four months after publishing her last USA TODAY bestseller, "Deep End," Ali Hazelwood is returning with another steamy romance. Maya is 23 and a struggling grad student while Connor is 38 and a successful biotech businessman. He's also Maya's brother's best friend, and the crush Maya can't get out of her head. Their age gap is problematic and they both know it. But when Maya's brother sets his wedding in Italy, Maya and Connor are forced to acknowledge that the attraction between them isn't going away.

Scottie Price just started a new job and she's the only woman on the team. In a desperate attempt to impress her boss, she pretends to be married just like everyone else she works with. When she has to manifest a husband, her best friend provides a solution: Her millionaire brother who’s obsessed with improv. Wilder Wells teaches Scottie the main rule of improv - always say yes – and agrees to go along on an eight-day trip with Scottie and all her co-workers. What could go wrong?

It's a forced proximity romance! Child TV star-turned-Hollywood producer Jane is working hard to be taken seriously in her career. In an attempt to get her first project greenlit, she promises to include an original song by pop icon Jack Quinlan, who just so happens to be the guy she hasn't seen since he gave Jane her first kiss two decades ago. To convince him, she begrudgingly enlists the help of pretentious cinematographer Dan, who has a connection to the musician. But can Jane survive a week staying in close quarters in Dan's hometown?The Rockies, thanks to a late solo home run from Hunter Goodman, beat the Miami Marlins 3-2 on Tuesday night. That, paired with their

, gave them the win in the three-game series regardless of what happens in the series finale Wednesday.The Rockies were the last team in the league who hadn’t won a series. They were 0 for 19 entering this series this week at LoanDepot Park. The Rockies had lost a record 22 in a row dating back to last season. But finally, that drought is over.

The Marlins jumped up 2-0 in the third inning after Jesus Sánchez and Kyle Stowers hit RBI singles. The Rockies responded in the fifth, when Jordan Beck hit an RBI single and Thairo Estrada hit a sacrifice fly to left. That set up Goodman’s homer in the eighth, which marked his 10th of the season.Brenton Doyle came up with a wild grab right up against the outfield wall to end the game.