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Something that’s more like normal and modern and it’s not fantasy

You deserve each other by Sarah hogle

I'd say Lynn Painters books she has an awesome selection of them.

because of him by zahraa naserelddine

CASSANDRA’S SHADOW - A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS
Twelve Syrian nuclear scientists.
A mysterious explosion in North Korea.
A secret nuclear program that could change the balance of power in the Middle East.
And a warning that almost no one is willing to believe.

Inspired by real historical events, Cassandra’s Shadow takes readers into the hidden world of Israeli intelligence, covert operations, international terrorism, and the decisions that shape history behind closed doors.
At its heart lies the timeless tragedy of Cassandra - who could foresee disaster, yet was condemned never to be believed.

Sometimes, the greatest threat is not the enemy we fail to see. It is the warning we choose to ignore.

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For readers who appreciate espionage thrillers, historical intrigue, and the world of intelligence, I invite you to discover the story.
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M. Brosh

For a contemporary enemies-to-lovers romance, Enemies Don't by Leah Dobrinska is an interesting one to check out. The heroine moves to a new town hoping for a fresh start, only to discover that the police officer she clashes with is also her new boss! That sounds like a fun setup for the kind of tension that makes this trope so enjoyable. It's always lovely to discover and support fellow indie authors! ❤️

If you want something modern and not fantasy, I would try The Hating Game by Sally Thorne. The two main characters start off really competitive at work and the banter is so fun. It stays light and easy to read, and the slow change from rivals to something more felt really natural to me.

Adding The Unhoneymooners (Christina Lauren), where two people who can't stand each other get stuck on a honeymoon neither of them is meant to be on, and Beach Read by Emily Henry. The rivalry there is two writers trading genres as a dare, so the banter has some real bite. Both are modern, no fantasy, and easy to get through in a weekend.