Can you recommend new medical romance novels with strong female characters?

Sure. 'The Fearless Lady of the Regency' is a great one. The female lead is not afraid to stand up for herself and pursue what she wants in a society that has many restrictions for women. Another is 'The Independent Heiress in the Regency'. She manages her own affairs and doesn't rely on a man, while still finding love in the regency world.

Yes, 'Minaret' has a very strong female character. The protagonist faces numerous challenges and overcomes them with her strength and faith. She is a symbol of the modern Muslim woman who is independent yet deeply connected to her religious roots.

Sure. 'The Female Executive's Love Affair' is a great example. The female lead is a high - achieving executive in a competitive business world. She falls in love with a fellow businessman and their relationship is filled with power plays and romance.

Sure. 'The Belles' by Dhonielle Clayton features strong black teen female characters in a world of beauty and power, and there's a romantic subplot that adds depth to the story. 'Cinder' by Marissa Meyer, while it's a sci - fi retelling, has a strong black - coded character, Cinder, who has a romantic relationship that develops throughout the story. It shows her strength in a complex world.

Also, in 'The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue', Addie is a very strong character. Despite the difficult situation she is in, being cursed to be forgotten by everyone she meets, she still manages to form relationships and make an impact on the world around her. She has a tenacious spirit that is characteristic of strong female characters in gothic romances.

Sure. 'The Female Agent's Secret Service Romance' features a strong female Secret Service agent who doesn't let her emotions get in the way of her duties at first but then falls in love. Another is 'Powerful Women in Secret Service Romances' which is an anthology of stories where the female characters are tough, intelligent, and still find love within the Secret Service world.

Sure. 'The Henna Artist' has a very strong female lead. She is independent, making her way in the world, and her love story is part of her larger journey of self - discovery and empowerment. Another is 'The Palace of Illusions' where the female character Draupadi is strong - willed and her relationships and love are shaped by her strength and the circumstances around her in the reimagined epic.

Sure. 'Forbidden' by Beverly Jenkins has a very strong female lead. She defies the norms of her time and pursues her own path in love and life. Another is 'A Princess in Theory' by Alyssa Cole where the female character is independent and smart, dealing with her unexpected royal connection. 'The Wedding Plan' by Denise Hildreth also has a strong black female character who overcomes various obstacles in her journey towards love and self - discovery.

Sure. 'Mambo in Chinatown' is a great example. The female lead is a strong - willed character who is trying to find her place in the world. She has her own dreams and desires in the context of her Chinese American identity and her love life. Her journey in the story, including her romantic relationships, is full of her standing up for herself and making her own choices.

In 'Devil in Spring' by Lisa Kleypas, the female lead is quite strong. The billionaire's revenge plot is disrupted by her presence and her own will. She has her own goals and dreams and doesn't shy away from confronting the billionaire when necessary. Their interactions are full of banter and sexual tension which makes for an exciting read.