#RomanceBookworm

[fatimazainab]

just me and my extremely specific pinterest boards, coffee & romance novels against the world <3

[prisilasweetheart]

just accidentally stumbled upon so many prologue story ideas for the parents of my characters in the current book series i’m writing.

and it ties in so well UGH i’m gonna have a writing orga*m!!!!!

[bored-blackgirl]

"Love on the brain" by Ali Hazelwood, page 285

[lovekissedbooks]

What has a book taken you? . .

[angelynrrosario]

i am romance reader and these were my top 2024 books

[bookishlifeoflailah]

Introducing Me!

Hi, I'm Lailah, I'm 21 years old and love books, reading, writing, which may be kind of obvious considering I've named this blog 'My Bookish Life'.

A little bit about me...

I'm a romance girly, the main genre I enjoy reading is romance, and I pretty much read all types of romance. However this year, I'm hoping to get back to my fantasy roots, something I loved reading when I was younger.

Some other things I enjoy are design, art, photography, games, streaming, kpop and music in general, and journalling. (bullet journalling, book/reading journalling, maybe I may start a music journal again, I'm not sure.

If you've read this and found any part that you can relate to and want to stick around I'd love that, hopefully this little corner of the world becomes a comfy safe space for anyone to enjoy <3

[onceuponamagpie]

The Fractured Kingdom on Kindle Vella

A Royal Brother’s Best friend Romance

[bnrusso]

garden party romance 🌼🧺🍓

[brittanyearnestauthor]

This is how I imagined, Jade's uncle from my book Finding Hope. He owns his own handyman company, which Jade works at along with him. He is Jade's father figure in Finding Hope. He raised her after her parents died in a car accident when she was five, which makes her respect him greatly. However, everything isn't as it seems, which Jade finds out as the book progresses.

[qtimaq]

I’m here, waiting for you—just like always—on the same dimly lit street.

Almost every memory I have of you here is bathed in darkness, in the hush of night.

The same thought crosses my mind, the same feeling settles in my chest, the same longing stirs:

To see you.

To speak to you.

To share a cigarette by your side, like we used to.

I keep glancing down the street, waiting.

It feels like I’m waiting for you—

but you don’t come.

You don’t come anymore.

The last time we stood on this street,

you looked at me and kissed me—

fierce, passionate, toxic.

And for a moment, I was her again—

the sixteen-year-old girl

who fell in love with you.

[wordsalongthespine]

Birthday Book Haul 🐦‍⬛

[fatimazainab]

She’s a 10 but uses romance books to escape from the reality

[prisilasweetheart]

yk what’s crazy is before i found my love for writing again, i used to read books (romance books specifically) and think to myself:

“wow, authors/writers are some of the most creative people out there. to create an entire ensemble of characters and give them such distinct personalities/backgrounds/upbringings, and to create an entire world of storylines for them is truly something magical.”

i used to wish i could do that. i never thought myself capable of such creativity. i used to wish i could be capable of creating an ensemble of characters i could write and have fun with. a fictional world i could create and find some escape in, and now i do.

i love the little world of characters i’ve created so much. can confirm: it is truly magical✨

oh and happy late new year💛☺️☀️

[bored-blackgirl]

"Love on the brain" by Ali Hazelwood, page 166

The way he talks about her is perfect.

[lovekissedbooks]

Fill your Kindle with these great Love Kissed Free reads ---> 💗Link in bio!

[allthingsdarkanddirty]

I think I’ve gotten a taste for trouble…

Maple Grove, a must-read, steamy, small town romance series from USA Today bestselling author Katana Collins has a gorgeous New Look!

Start reading in KU today → https://amzn.to/4dOfpMG 

About Capturing You, Book 1: 

Lydia Ryder is trouble.

It’s what I told myself when I first saw her arrive in our small, rural town wearing stilettos. When she spilled an entire cup of coffee all over herself. And when I saved her from tripping off the sidewalk into oncoming traffic.

I lead a simple life as a single dad. I don’t have time for trouble. I’m too busy packing lunches, driving to soccer practices, and trying to fold a damn fitted sheet.

But she sees beyond the overworked, exhausted parent I am. She sees the real me. The me that I haven’t allowed myself to be since my wife died two years ago.

And she’s only in town for one week.

In hindsight, I shouldn’t have kissed her.

But now that I have, I think I’ve gotten a taste for trouble… and it’s addicting.