Author Collaborations
At Romantique Books, weβre passionate about connecting romance readers with the incredible authors who bring love stories to life! We love working with authors to create engaging, exciting, and meaningful collaborations that celebrate romance in all its forms.
Ways We Can Collaborate
πΒ Author InterviewsΒ β Share your writing journey, inspiration, and upcoming releases in a featured interview on our blog or social media.
πΒ Guest BlogsΒ β Have a topic youβre passionate about? Write a guest post for our blog and connect with our romance-loving community.
πΒ Book GiveawaysΒ β Promote your latest book with a giveaway! We love helping authors get their stories into the hands of eager readers.
π’Β Exclusive Features & PromotionsΒ β Have a special event, book launch, or exciting news? Letβs collaborate to spotlight your work through our website, newsletter, and social media.
πΒ Blind Date with a Book PartnershipsΒ β Want your book to be a part of our popular mystery book experience? Weβd love to chat about featuring your work!
Why Collaborate with Us?
β¨ Connect with engaged romance readers who are always looking for their next great love story.
β¨ Gain exposure through our website, social media, and newsletter.
β¨ Support and be supported by a community that truly loves romance books.
Letβs Work Together!
If youβre an author interested in collaborating withΒ Romantique Books, weβd love to hear from you! Email us at letscollab@romantiquebooks.com with a brief introduction and information about your book(s), event(s), or collaboration ideas. Please include links to your social media profiles.
Because we are a small, highly curated independent bookstore, we can't stock every title we receive. We select books based on our current inventory needs, upcoming events, reader interests, and how well a title fits our collection.
While we appreciate every submission, we may not be able to respond to every inquiry or offer shelf space for every title.
We canβt wait to share your love stories with the world! ππ