April's romantic comedy recaps Mia Sosa's highly anticipated 'The Wedding Crasher'

April brings warmer weather and even warmer feelings, at least among readers. Join the birds, the bees, the flowers and the trees, and embrace the highs and lows of love (and the highs again) with a romantic comedy. For this month's roundup, the USA TODAY team read a romantic comedy about a wedding guest who falls in love with the groom, another in which a city-experienced mother and daughter feel like fish out of water in their new suburban home and another in which three women – a high-powered life coach, an arborist and a thrift store volunteer – are all stood up on Valentine's Day by the same man. Here's our pick of April's most delicious new romance novels. By Mia Sosa. (out of four). Released April 5. If you liked /"Hook, Line, and Sinker/" by Tessa Bailey, you'll love /"The Wedding Crasher/". The book follows Solange Pereira, a teacher who is forced to help her cousin plan a wedding. – then accidentally falls in love with the groom, Dean, and ruins his marriage. /"The Wedding Crasher/" is a fun, fast-paced read filled with witty dialogue and engaging plot twists. It's a satisfying friends-and-lovers story, filled with likeable protagonists – Solange is truly a star you'll be rooting for all the time. This one is a must-read for spring, especially if you're looking for a light and enjoyable beach read. — Kate Ellsworth By Martha Waters. (out of four). Released April 5. When Lady Emily Turner agrees to marry the libertine Lord Julian Belfry, she expects a marriage of convenience. He wants her to attract aristocratic patrons to her scandal-plagued theater. In exchange, he will pay off his family's debts and free Emily from her father's creditor. Emily soon discovers that she dreams of being more than a prim and obedient wife, and that she would rather help run the theater than sit down to tea with chatty socialites. She also realizes that she might have deeper feelings for Julian. But if Emily no longer plays her role perfectly, will she still be useful to him? This third installment of The Regency Vow series evokes a charming Regency-era vibe, with colorful outfits and countryside walks that are sure to delight "Bridgerton" fans. — Sara TabinBy Lisa Roe. (out of four). Released April 5. Ginny and her 11-year-old daughter, Harri, film their cute and quirky walk through Queens to a sprawling suburban neighborhood filled with expensive homes and unforgiving social hierarchies with Ginny's new husband, Jeff. For a brief period, life seemed to take a positive turn. But the honeymoon period ends abruptly when Jeff's job sends him to another country for several weeks, leaving Ginny and Harri alone to fend off the cliquey PTA moms and their equally cliquey preteen daughters. However, never underestimate the emotional determination of two girls from Queens. If you're craving a heartwarming story about self-love for who you are, this novel will fill your heart with inspiration.

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