Hasalynx Press Romance Publisher’s Monthly Releases in September 2026

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This Month’s Collection: 13 Titles — 12 Romance Books + 1 Cookbook

September 2026 brings 13 new titles from Hasalynx Press: 12 romance books and 1 non-fiction cookbook. This month’s collection explores the theme of love against impossible odds—whether those odds are ancient curses, forbidden social boundaries, cosmic wars, or the simple terrifying vulnerability of confessing your heart to your best friend. From serpent kingdoms and Ptolemaic Egypt to neon-lit New Jersey and 1930s Singapore, these stories prove that romance knows no boundaries of time, place, or magic.

The twelve romance books span fantasy romance, romantasy, historical romance, contemporary romance, paranormal romance, magical academy romance, and gay romance. This month’s dominant tropes include forbidden love, enemies-to-lovers, friends-to-lovers, fated mates, slow burn, second chance romance, opposites attract, love triangles, reverse harem, instalove, and protector/protected dynamics.

The thirteenth title, 100 Delicious Salads, is a non-fiction cookbook—a modern expansion of Gesine Lemcke’s classic recipes. Whether you crave slow-burn tension, fated mates, or a fresh approach to your lunch break, September’s collection offers a romance or cookbook for every reader.

New Romance Releases for September 2026

1. Naga’s Throne by Rossana Florissant

Rossana Florissant delivers an epic fantasy romance in Naga’s Throne, where a battle-scarred sailor discovers he is the lost prince destined to heal a cosmic wound—if he can trust the serpent princess sent to hunt him. Valavan has spent twenty-five years convincing himself he needs no one, but when Aishwarya confronts him on the dock of Kavirip-paddinam, the key around his neck blazes with recognition. As they journey to the legendary island of Manippallavam, where the Crystal Seat awaits its rightful heir, the forbidden attraction between enemy-blooded strangers becomes impossible to deny. With court intrigue, fated mates, and a love that defies the war that tore reality apart, this 16,000-word romantasy short story proves that even the deepest wounds can be healed by the right touch. This fantasy romance adaptation of The Tamils Eighteen Hundred Years Ago reimagines ancient history with serpent courts and cosmic magic, making Naga’s Throne a standout among this month’s new romance releases.

2. 100 Delicious Salads: A Modern Expansion of Lemcke’s Classic Recipes by Patricia Torrisi

Patricia Torrisi delivers a non-fiction cookbook in 100 Delicious Salads, where modern readers discover how to transform simple ingredients into satisfying meals that nourish both body and soul. This 10,000-word expansion of Gesine Lemcke’s classic recipes from Desserts and Salads blends vintage charm with fresh, effortless dishes perfect for the contemporary reader who wants to eat well without sacrificing flavor. From creamy classics to vibrant new favorites, every recipe invites you to fall in love with salads all over again—and to feel confident, beautiful, and inspired in your own kitchen. Part cookbook, part lifestyle guide, and part love letter to your plate, this delightful collection joins this month’s new releases as a celebration of self-care and culinary joy.

3. A Retreat Full of K-Stars: A K-Drama Romance by Lyra Park

Lyra Park delivers a fast-paced K-drama romance in A Retreat Full of K-Stars, where a lonely expatriate woman finds herself the center of attention for four gorgeous Korean celebrities during a mountain retreat shoot. Anastasia has spent five years in Korea searching for belonging, but when Doyoon, Sung-Min, Chang-Young, and Jaewon each pursue her with different intensities—possessive, desperate, gentle, and haunted—she must confront the question she’s been running from her entire life. This 18,400-word reverse harem novella offers the ultimate AMWF fantasy, complete with steaming hot springs, jealous confrontations, and confessions that spill out in cramped trailers and moonlit rooftops. For readers who crave possessive heroes, cultural discovery, and the dream of being chosen by an entire band of K-stars, this story exemplifies why Hasalynx Press has become a trusted destination for original romance fiction.

4. Sugar Rush by D. Leere

D. Leere delivers a new adult contemporary romance in Sugar Rush, where a shy, awkward pizza maker must decide whether to risk his heart on the chaotic, copper-haired girl who treats every conversation like a performance. Valery has spent his summers pumping gas and tossing dough in Wildwood, New Jersey, convinced he’s the least interesting person in town—until Elise pulls him into her orbit with her whirlwind energy and stolen work shirts. But Elise is leaving at the end of August, and Valery’s brother warns him she’s exactly the kind of girl who leaves wreckage behind. Told entirely from the male point of view, this 17,700-word novella delivers all the dizzying, addictive feelings of a summer fling while tackling abandonment issues with honesty and heart. With its friendzone-to-lovers and opposites-attract tropes set against the sticky, neon-lit backdrop of the Jersey shore, Sugar Rush joins this month’s new romance releases as a story about the terrifying leap of faith required to love someone who reminds you of your deepest fears.

5. The Violets of Serapis: A Forbidden Love on the Nile by Patricia Torrisi

Patricia Torrisi returns with The Violets of Serapis, a historical romance that adapts Georg Ebers’s classic Klea and Irene into a sweeping tale of forbidden desire and class-crossing passion in Ptolemaic Egypt. Klea, a proud water-carrier hiding her noble blood, captures the attention of Roman nobleman Publius Cornelius Scipio—but she knows the danger of his burning gaze could destroy everything she has left. Meanwhile, her innocent sister Irene falls for the charming Corinthian Lysias, whose race to rescue her from a scandalous royal performance leads him into deadly court intrigue. This 32,800-word dual romance delivers protective heroes, defrosting ice queens, and high-stakes danger as two sisters navigate love in a world where corruption claims the innocent. With its sun-scorched temples, glittering palaces, and forbidden love that burns as hot as the Egyptian sun, The Violets of Serapis exemplifies why Hasalynx Press has become a trusted destination for original romance fiction.

6. Antonina: The Goth’s Roman Prize: A Romance Adaptation by Patricia Torrisi

Patricia Torrisi delivers an epic historical romance in Antonina: The Goth’s Roman Prize, where a Roman maiden and a Gothic warrior find forbidden love amidst the brutal siege of ancient Rome. When Antonina flees her fanatical father’s home and stumbles into the enemy camp, Hermanric—bound by an oath to kill the first Roman he encounters—instead becomes captivated by her innocence and risks everything to protect her from his vengeful sister’s blade. As famine ravages the city and a treacherous priest schemes to sacrifice Antonina to restore the ancient gods, Hermanric must survive a deadly mission and return to the woman he loves before madness and war tear them apart forever. This 44,000-word adaptation of Wilkie Collins’s sensational novel Antonina: The Fall of Rome delivers dark passion, enemies-to-lovers tension, and redemption arcs against the visceral backdrop of a civilization collapsing into dust. With its protector/protected dynamic and gut-wrenching emotional stakes, Antonina joins this month’s new romance releases as a story about love surviving the end of an empire.

7. Harvest of Feelings by Sheila McLaren

Sheila McLaren delivers a friends-to-lovers college romance in Harvest of Feelings, where two stubborn souls must finally surrender to the love everyone around them can already see. Ainsley and Ansel have spent three years as best friends, cataloging leaf samples and avoiding the truth that their laughter makes each other’s chest ache—until a disastrous double date forces buried history to erupt across the autumnal dinner table. When Ainsley finally confesses her feelings, Ansel’s silence cuts deeper than rejection, sending her fleeing into the November fog convinced she’s ruined everything. But Ansel has been hiding too, and this 16,600-word short story set against the golden light of a Vermont university town in autumn delivers the fear of unrequited love, the relief of finally being honest, and the cozy magic of crisp air and woodsmoke. For anyone who’s ever watched their best friend date the wrong person and wondered why not me?, Harvest of Feelings exemplifies why Hasalynx Press has become a trusted destination for original romance fiction.

8. Angelic Talisman by Seraphine Blair

Seraphine Blair delivers a magical academy historical romance in Angelic Talisman, where a student at a secret Coptic school in 15th-century Cairo finds herself caught between her best friend’s mysterious brother and another charming suitor. Shaya of Thebes has finally found her place at the Collegium of the Seven Arts, where students invoke archangels through sacred geometry—but her confidence is threatened when she’s paired with Jahan, whose brooding intensity and tortured past haunt her dreams. As they work together to craft a protective talisman, the heat between them becomes impossible to ignore, even as Aram’s charming pursuit offers a safer path. With a sinister usurper threatening to expose the school, a kidnapped sister, and secrets that could destroy everything, this 34,000-word slow-burn romance delivers the best friend’s brother trope against a richly drawn medieval Egyptian backdrop. Blending magical realism with cultural tapestry, Angelic Talisman joins this month’s new romance releases as a story about finding belonging in hidden worlds.

9. Persian Embers by Seraphine Blair

Seraphine Blair returns with Persian Embers, a fantasy romance novella set in a magic school in ancient Sassanid Persia, where sa

/imagecred fire has burned for three centuries and two sisters find love with two brothers. Maha has watched Rouz for three agonizing years, waiting for him to finally reach for her, while her twin sister Dela catches the attention of Fereydoun—the kind of trouble you want to fall into. But romance becomes the least of their worries when a Karen noble threatens the Collegium with a forged manuscript, a spy network is compromised, and the Foundation Medallion—lost for three centuries—must be found before Azhdehak’s lies turn sacred fire to ash. This 29,000-word sibling-swap romance delivers elemental magic, forbidden attraction, and heroines who refuse to be extinguished, all set in a Persia so vivid you’ll taste rose water and feel cool temple stone beneath your feet. With its slow-burn tension and high-stakes conspiracy, Persian Embers exemplifies why Hasalynx Press has become a trusted destination for original romance fiction.

10. Rita at the Collegium of Sanskrit Magic: Year 2 by Seraphine Blair

Seraphine Blair delivers an academy fantasy romance in Rita at the Collegium of Sanskrit Magic: Year 2, where a young woman in 1890s colonial India navigates grief, friendship, and a love quadrangle that could destroy them all. Rita Barnes sees her dead mother everywhere—but the ghost offers no comfort, only silence and sorrow—while she trains in fire magic and guards the secret that her father was framed for poisoning the king. When a séance during Dhanu Sankranti summons something else entirely—a Mughal queen with centuries of vengeance—Rita must choose between saving the boy who stayed, trusting the queen who wept, or following her mother’s voice whispering from somewhere else. This 51,000-word novel blends historical magical realism with dark mythological undercurrents, delivering slow-burn romance amidst temple corridors, cursed jewels, and festivals where the dead walk among the living. For fans of possession horror and historical fantasy, Rita at the Collegium of Sanskrit Magic: Year 2 joins this month’s new romance releases as a story about the weight of objects that carry centuries of blood.

11. The Singapore Concord by Seraphine Blair

Seraphine Blair delivers a historical fantasy romance in The Singapore Concord, where five elementals must unite in 1930s Singapore to confront a theater master intent on harnessing their powers for his own designs. Mrs. Mabel Marwood, a botanist with a secret past, guards a painful history with Master Wei—a love that curdled into his fanatical obsession with elemental power—while protecting Clarissa, a debutante with latent fire magic, and her own son William, whose analytical mind amplifies Clarissa’s gifts. As they gather Joko, Chun Hong, and Sharmila to complete their elemental circle, the shy glances and unspoken devotion between Clarissa and William become both a refuge and a risk. This 33,000-word ensemble fantasy weaves a tender friends-to-lovers romance at its forefront, balanced by enemies-to-lovers and tragic impossible love in the background, all set against the glittering Tiffin Room and fragrant spice godowns of colonial Singapore. With its slow-burn romance grounded in mutual understanding, The Singapore Concord exemplifies why Hasalynx Press has become a trusted destination for original romance fiction.

12. The Gaucho Wolf by Amber Wildblood

Amber Wildblood delivers a shifter paranormal romance in The Gaucho Wolf, where a tomboy heroine inheriting a crumbling Patagonian estancia discovers her enigmatic gaucho is the last of an ancient fox-wolf bloodline. Roberta Huilcaman fled Santiago to save her grandfather’s debt-ridden ranch, only to find herself drawn to Mateo Mansilla—brooding, secretive, and warning her away even as the magnetic pull between them becomes impossible to resist. When a violent storm traps them together in the remote fjordlands, Roberta uncovers the truth: Mateo is a shapeshifter, his pack is threatened by a rogue, and the bond she feels is a claim that ties her to him, his pack, and a world she never knew existed. This 20,400-word instalove fated mates romance set against mist-shrouded fjords and golden lenga forests delivers rugged gaucho heroes and the wild, untamed beauty of Patagonia. For readers who crave atmospheric romance and the healing power of being truly seen, The Gaucho Wolf joins this month’s new romance releases as a story about the courage to love the broken.

13. Gunshots, Heartbeats by Kim J. Estem

Kim J. Estem delivers a gay romance blended with psychological thriller and surreal horror in Gunshots, Heartbeats, where two childhood friends navigate the aching space between first love and an impossible nightmare. Noah has been in love with Danny for three years, carrying the weight of a confession he’s too afraid to speak—until a tragedy shatters their senior year and the words he never said become a ghost that haunts him for six years. When Danny reappears in present-day Washington, the feelings Noah buried surge back with devastating force, and as they uncover the truth behind the shooting—binaural frequencies, telekinetic powers, a friend who was never what she seemed—Noah finds himself trapped in a time loop that forces him to relive the tragedy again and again. This 18,000-word novella set in the suffocating heat of a Nevada high school and the pine-scented forests of Oregon explores vulnerability, trauma, and the question of whether love can survive the end of reality itself. With its blend of supernatural mystery and raw emotional ache, Gunshots, Heartbeats joins this month’s new romance releases as a story about the words we leave unspoken and the bonds that survive anything.

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