#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

[onceuponamagpie]

The Fractured Kingdom on Kindle Vella

A Royal Brother’s Best friend Romance

[bnrusso]

garden party romance 🌼🧺🍓

[calming-chaos]

[thefangirlphenomenon]

say it with me: not every novel has to be groundbreaking. not every novel has to be a poetic masterpiece. not every piece of writing has to be the best thing you've ever read. everyone thinks of romance books as vapid and stupid (and while that's sometimes true) - what's wrong with reading something that helps you escape from your circumstances? nothing. people who enjoy fantasy never get called out, but suddenly if you read something that isn't about a 17-year-old saving the world and instead about a 30-year-old woman finding love you get vilified.

do not be ashamed of reading something that brings you joy.

[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.

[fatimazainab]

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

[swiftie-rhi-rhi13]

don’t know if there are many readers on here but here’s a book-haul of what i got today!! 💗🤭

[prisilasweetheart]

grumpy x sunshine.

i hate everyone but you.

four core female group.

brother’s best friend.

secret relationships.

small town romance.

found family.

childhood best friends to lovers.

it’ll always be/it’ll never be you.

sapphic romance.

slow burn romance.

forbidden romance.

one bed trope.

fake dating.

dual/multiple pov’s.

and more.

eight childhood best friends. seven love stories. lots of drama.

[bored-blackgirl]

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

The way he talks about her is perfect.

[sincerelyveronica]

Is anyone addicted to these books? I started the series last month and was instantly hooked! Look, I’m a sucker for anything that is Greek mythology, especially if it pertains to Persephone and Hades. This series has easily become my favorite of 2022 leading into 2023.

Scarlett St. Clair has beautifully crafted a series that is so alluring, engrossing, spicy and witty! I won’t lie that I’m also here for the spice. I’ve listened to the audiobooks on the POV of Persephone. The narrator is like no other! I mean, she has truly embody Persephone. I listen to A touch of Darkness and A Touch of Ruin last month. Needless to say, I finished them within a matter of days. I’m currently listening to the third book! It’s getting really good and we’re about hit to the eye of the storm.

As for the Hades POV, I didn’t like the narrator as much. So, I decided to buy his books (as well as Persephone’s books). I like reading his side better. I’m currently reading A Game of Fates as well, the first book of his series. I really love getting to read Hades’ thoughts when first meeting Persephone. Since listening to A Touch of Darkness, I’ve been so eager to know Hades’ thoughts and emotions.

I will let you guys know my thoughts on them soon. I’m getting close to the end on a Game of Fate. I’m also halfway through A touch of Malice (Persephone’s third book). Who knows!?! Maybe, I’ll finish both books tonight! With the chokehold these books have on me, it’s possible that I’ll just rush through them. I’m trying hard not to because I really want to savor them. But seriously, I JUST CAN��T PUT THEM DOWN OR STOP LISTENING TO THEM. They’re so addicting and well-written. Well, at least to me. I know this series has had mixed reviews. It’s a modern retelling of the classic story. So if that’s not your speed, it may not be for you. But, I still think you should give it a chance. You may never know and end up liking it.

I’ll be honest with you, I think it’s an excellent series! Truly, I’m excited to see where this series goes. I’ll let you know my thoughts once I’ve finished the books. Y’all have a great start to your week!

XOXO

Sincerely,

Veronica

[lovekissedbooks]

What has a book taken you? . .

[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!

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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.

[onceuponamagpie]

A brother’s best friend Royal romance with a protective golden retriever hero.

The Fractured Kingdom by Sophia Schmitz on Kindle Vella