Romance
Help the right readers recognize their next favorite love story.
Romance readers choose by emotional promise, relationship dynamic, heat level, and ending. We make those signals clear before approaching anyone.
Who your readers could be
- Readers of your specific romance subgenre and tropes
- Book clubs looking for relationship centered fiction
- Reviewers whose heat level and content preferences match the book
Who we would research and approach
- Romance newsletters with relevant submission policies
- Independent romance reviewers open to your format
- Romance focused bookstores and reading groups
Illustrative outreach approach
What the pitch could look like
For a small town second chance romance, a pitch could lead with the reunion, the community setting, and the emotional stakes. The review copy note would state heat level, content notes, and whether the ending meets romance expectations.
This is a planning example. We research current submission requirements and agree the contacts and wording with you before sending anything.
From reader fit to written outreach
- 01
Clarify the audience, comparable titles, and promise of the book.
- 02
Prepare the pitch and research relevant contacts within your agreed scope.
- 03
Send approved outreach, follow up, and record replies and confirmed outcomes.
Planning publicity for romance
Do I need to reveal the ending?
Your public pitch can remain spoiler free. Reviewers still need accurate expectations about the romantic arc and whether the book is a standalone or part of a series.
How do heat level and tropes affect the plan?
We use them to narrow the reader profile and screen reviewers. A closed door contemporary romance needs a different list from a high heat paranormal title, even when both share a relationship trope.
What should a romance review copy include?
Include a concise description, subgenre, heat level, content notes, publication date, and series order. Confirm the reviewer accepts the format before sending the book.
Plan the next step for your romance book
Send a short inquiry by email. We will reply with questions or an outline of how we could help, and any work begins only after you approve a written proposal.