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Spend less time searching for new fiction and more time reading it as I watch for newly-released genre fiction in the Kindle Store so you don't have to. Recent genre fiction releases in romance and western fiction include:

Romance

Between Friends by Debbie Macomber. Mira, 2011. Print length: 352 p. Kindle edition $8.23; Paperback $8.90. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"...scrapbook-style novel, which relies solely on letters, newspaper clippings, diary entries and even school essays to tell the story of a friendship spanning more than half a century. Born in 1948 in the same Washington State town, Jillian Lawton and Lesley Adamski have vastly different backgrounds. Wealthy Jillian is on a trajectory to become a lawyer like her father. Just as smart, but from the wrong side of the tracks, Lesley is destined to remain in their native Washington; like her mother, she becomes pregnant at a young age by an alcoholic philanderer. Despite their different circumstances, Jillian and Lesley forge a grade-school friendship that lasts a lifetime and is evoked in their various communiques." - Publishers Weekly.

Marrying Daisy Bellamy by Susan Wiggs. Mira, 2011. Print length: 432 p. Kindle edition $5.49; Paperback $7.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"Daisy Bellamy has struggled for years to choose between two men - one honorable and steady, one wild and untethered. And then, one fateful day, the decision is made for her. Now busy with a thriving business on Willow Lake, Daisy knows she should be happy with the life she's chosen for herself and her son. But she still aches for the one thing she can't have. Until the man once lost to her reappears, resurrected by a promise of love. And now the choice Daisy thought was behind her is the hardest one she'll ever face..." - Amazon.

When Beauty Tamed the Beast by Eloisa James. Harper Collins, 2011. Print length: 384 p. Kindle edition $7.99; Paperback $7.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"After Prince Augustus Frederick reneges on his promise to marry her, Linnet Thrynne faces social ruin since everyone - based partly on her mother’s scandalous past and partly on Linnet’s ill-fated decision to wear a ball gown that gives the impression she is pregnant - now believes Linnet is a hussy of the first degree. Fortunately, Linnet’s aunt, Lady Etheridge, comes up with a solution. Rumor has it that Piers Yelverton, Earl of Marchant, is in the market for a wife. The irascible nobleman’s only requirement is that his bride-to-be be a woman 'more beautiful than the sun and the moon,' a condition Linnet easily meets... With equal measures of superbly nuanced characters, sexy passion, and scintillating wit, James deftly fashions a fairy-tale-perfect romance." - John Charles for Booklist.

Wild Man Creek by Robyn Carr. Mira, 2011. Print length: 368 p. Kindle edition $5.49; Paperback $7.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"Colin Riordan came to Virgin River to recuperate from a horrific helicopter crash, the scars of which he bears inside and out. His family is wonderfully supportive, but it's his art that truly soothes his troubled soul. Stung personally and professionally by an ill-advised affair, PR guru Jillian Matlock has rented an old Victorian with a promising garden in Virgin River. She's looking forward to cultivating something other than a corporate brand. Both are looking to simplify, not complicate, their lives, but when Jillian finds Colin at his easel in her yard, there's an instant connection..." - Amazon.

Notorious Pleasures by Elizabeth Hoyt. Vision, 2011. Print length: 400 p. Kindle edition $7.99; Paperback $7.99. Text-to-Speech: Disabled.
"Lady Hero Batten, the beautiful sister of the Duke of Wakefield, has everything a woman could want, including the perfect fiancé. True, the Marquis of Mandeville is a trifle dull and has no sense of humor, but that doesn't bother Hero. Until she meets his notorious brother. Griffin Remmington, Lord Reading, is far from perfect - and he likes it that way. How he spends his days is a mystery, but all of London knows he engages in the worst sorts of drunken revelry at night. Hero takes an instant dislike to him, and Griffin thinks that Hero, with her charities and faultless manners, is much too impeccable for society, let alone his brother. Yet their near-constant battle of wits soon sparks desire - desire that causes their carefully constructed worlds to come tumbling down. As Hero's wedding nears, and Griffin's enemies lay plans to end their dreams forever, can two imperfect people find perfect true love?" - Amazon.

Westerns

The Buckskin Line by Elmer Kelton. Forge Books, 2010. Print length: 304 p. Kindle edition $6.99; Paperback $6.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"An intense, red-haired young man named Rusty Shannon rides into Fort Belknap on the Brazos River and joins the Texas Rangers. Years before, Mike Shannon rescued Rusty from a Comanche war party and became his adoptive father. Not long ago, Mike Shannon, was bushwhacked and killed, and his death still haunts Rusty. Rusty thinks he knows the identity of Mike’s killers. But with Texas now in the throes of seceding from the Union, Rusty has his hands full fighting for the law in lawless Texas and for the life of the woman he loves. If that were not enough of a burden, Rusty is also heading for a showdown with the Comanche warrior who killed his family over twenty years ago." - Amazon.
Kelton has written forty books, is a six-time winner of the Spur Award, has earned four Western Heritage Awards from the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, and was named the greatest Western author of all time by the Western Writers of America in 1995.

A Matter of Honor by Brian Gore. Brian Gore, 2010. Kindle edition $0.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"When Jebediah Taylor, running from the ghosts of Appomattox, finds his valley, in the western mountains, he thinks he's found the place to heal his soul; but the greed, and lust for power, that fed that war, finds him, even there in those remote mountains, where he must fight to the death, for life and love. It's hard enough to carve a ranch out of the wilderness when you're alone. The task is ever harder, when you must do your building, carrying the ghosts of a long dead war. The burden gets unbearably heavy when you find yourself the last target of the most powerful megalomaniac in the territory. When you've been beaten, burned out, had your herd rustled, shot, and pursued across the high country, you end up in a pretty poor mood, and go hunting for revenge. The only thing that can save your soul, and keep you from sinking into the abyss, are the friends who find you along the way, and the unexpected, lusty, passion of the woman who heals your heart." - Amazon.

The Sixth Rider by Max McCoy. 20th Anniversary Edition. Quien Sabe Press, 2011. Print length: 182 p. Kindle edition $4.77. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"...the Wild West is becoming tamed by telegraph wire, railroads, and the modern methods of federal lawmen. But the Dalton boys, kin to the infamous Younger and James clans, haven't heard the news. Brought up on romantic tales and songs about outlaws, they aim for glory and gold, following in the bloody footsteps of the legendary gangs of the West. Samuel Cole Dalton is the youngest of fifteen children sired by a drunk and raised by a Bible-reading Kansas woman whose love can't keep her brood on the straight and narrow. At thirteen, Sam still has a chance at an honest life, but his fate is decided when he witnesses the cold-blooded shooting of his brother, Frank, by the moonshiner William Towerly..." - Amazon.

Nemesis by L. J. Martin. Publisher. Print length: 278 p. Kindle edition $2.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"The fools killed his family...then made him a lawman. McBain, broken and beaten from the Civil war, is reluctant to return to his family, as a snake dwells in his belly and he can't get the images out of his mind...until he learns his sister and her family have been murdered. Then it's retribution time." - Amazon.

The Snake Den by Chuck Tyrell. Solstice Publishing, 2011. Kindle edition $6.99. Text-to-Speech: Enabled.
"Arizona, 1882. Falsely accused of theft, Shawn Brodie is sent to serve three years in the Hellhole called Yuma Territorial Prison. Lamb to the slaughter, maybe? The Mexican Zapata wants to stick him with a knife, the warden wants him to mend his thieving ways, and the sergeant of the guard wants to get into Shawn’s pants. Is his young life going to be made up of beatings, rape, and incarceration in the deadly Snake Den? The odds seem stacked against young Shawn ever getting out of Yuma Prison alive. Somehow, Shawn must learn how to defend himself, and chance throws him in with Shoo Lee, a cellmate, an Oriental proficient in the barehanded fighting technique Kara Ti. Perhaps if he becomes Shoo Lee’s disciple he can endure..." - Amazon.