Harlequin is discontinuing its Historicals line of romance novels. The publisher provided no indication of plans to publish historical stories in other categories.
Harlequin began as a packaging company in 1949 and entered romance publishing by acquiring rights to Mills & Boon in the late 1950s. By 1980 romance accounted for most of the company's revenue. The publisher now releases around 50 books a month across its category lines.
Book Riot featured discounted titles on May 15 including a story inspired by Countess Elizabeth Bathory and accounts of medieval duels.
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Readers have a selection of new romance novels available this May, spanning contemporary stories, fantasy, and hockey themes. Highlights include fake dating at destination weddings and friends-to-lovers adventures. Authors both new and established contribute to the month's diverse lineup.
Several new titles hit shelves on May 26 including works by Matt Haig and others.
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May 2026 brings a diverse lineup of mystery and thriller books for readers. Highlights include a spy thriller by Louise Penny and Mellissa Fung, cozy cat mysteries, and locked-room tales. The releases span YA, middle grade, and adult genres with settings from Toronto to Hong Kong.