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We are living in Unprecedented Times™ which has forced us inside for the foreseeable future. So, I've compiled a reading list of books from the happiest genre: romance. I'll be dropping further details soon.
Let's read about love
Red, White and Royal Blue
•This novel is smart, funny and delightful in every way. I guarantee the smile will not leave your face long after you close the final pages of this book.
•For fans of political drama, hate-to-love tropes and queer love.
•This novel is smart, funny and delightful in every way. I guarantee the smile will not leave your face long after you close the final pages of this book.
•For fans of political drama, hate-to-love tropes and queer love.
The Song of Achilles
•A poetic and lyrical reimagining of the Trojan War.
•Featuring an exiled awkward prince, Patroclus, and the golden boy who befriends him, Achilles.
•The story follows them from boyhood to battle.
•For fans of centaurs, greek gods and unfailing love
•A poetic and lyrical reimagining of the Trojan War.
•Featuring an exiled awkward prince, Patroclus, and the golden boy who befriends him, Achilles.
•The story follows them from boyhood to battle.
•For fans of centaurs, greek gods and unfailing love
The Worst Best Man
•A wedding planner gets stood up on her big day and it's the grooms' brother's fault. Three years later, they meet again
•This book is steamy, heartfelt and unputdownable.
•For fans of Brazilian culture, foodies and piping hot chemistry.
•A wedding planner gets stood up on her big day and it's the grooms' brother's fault. Three years later, they meet again
•This book is steamy, heartfelt and unputdownable.
•For fans of Brazilian culture, foodies and piping hot chemistry.
If I Never Met You
•This is so much more than your standard romance; it’s about healing, addressing trauma, dealing with dysfunctional families and grief.
•For fans of fake-relationship tropes, well-writ characters and the classic ‘chasing after someone in the airport’ cliché
•This is so much more than your standard romance; it’s about healing, addressing trauma, dealing with dysfunctional families and grief.
•For fans of fake-relationship tropes, well-writ characters and the classic ‘chasing after someone in the airport’ cliché
