Moms Who Read Romance Novels
Winner Best Books About Friendship

An outrageous viral video. A secret from the past. The world’s most famous romance author. Will the truth burn Ellory Brayson’s career to the ground?
Ellory Brayson’s hit rock bottom. With the world watching, her career is on the precipice of a catastrophic implosion. Escaping her problems, she leaves New York and returns to her sleepy hometown. Jupiter Cove is the perfect place to hide out while she writes her next novel. Or is it?
Desperate to repair her image, she launches Ellory’s Editors, a social media campaign featuring her most devoted fans. But each woman is at a crossroads: one an overwhelmed mother of four, one a single mom who has given up on love, and one a stepmom struggling with parenting a teenager. After weeks of revisions and endless cups of coffee, they band together for support.
But what will happen when Ellory has to face her past and her reign as romance’s queen bee comes crashing down in a spectacular downfall?
With a nod to Bookstagram, BookTok, and romance readers, Moms Who Read Romance Novels is equal parts contemporary fiction and romance. If you like stories about the power of friendship and falling in love, you will devour this book!
"Well drawn-out characters, second-chance romance, and multiple POVs give this novel lots of steam." --Rochelle Weinstein, USA Today and Amazon bestselling author.
"This book was pure enjoyment, fun, and humor. It was so clever to take this genre that is sometimes considered frivolous and silly and show how meaningful, impactful, and helpful these books can be. You can tell Goldin writes from her heart and this book is clearly a labor of love and so well done!"- @thebookkaravan
"I'm super enjoying Moms Who Read Romance Novels. There's a lot of fun insider jokes, especially if you love romance and the romance reader community like me." --Jean Meltzer, bestselling author of The Matzah Ball.
Praise for Moms Who Read Romance Novels
"This book really touches all walks of motherhood and brings forth the concept of support, love and finding yourself. What a great read. It was extremely hard to put down, and I can admit that while being on the ARC team, I've read this book about three times and counting! Definitely worth the read."
