I loved this book. Alaric and Willa were absolutely delightful. Their courtship was swoon-worthy and full of witty banter, and of course, Sweetpea made me want a pet skunk. Looking forward to the rest of this series.

This book was absolutely lovely. Though slow at times, the story was heartbreaking and beautiful. I read it at exactly the right time. It has kept me company through a truly difficult week in just the way I didn't know I needed.

Unlike the lovely ladies on Heaving Bosoms, I really love this book, but listening to them discuss it is still loads of fun. If you love romance novels and banter, and haven't checked out the Heaving Bosoms Podcast, you are missing out!

❤So many! The Gabriel's Inferno series, Jane Eyre, The Real series by Katy Evans, most of Julia Quinn's backlist.Tessa Dare's Romancing the Duke has recently joined the very top of my reread list. There are more, but these will do off the top of my
❤Mac and Cheese or Manchego cheese w/ Spanish olives.
❤Buffy the Vampire Slayer!!

Thanks for the tag @theresidentromantic , hmmm @CoverToCoverGirl ?

#tuesdaytidbits
Thanks @JenlovesJT47

I've never been one for Christian romance, but this one has been recommended to me a few times, so I'm giving it a try. So far (ch.4), I really like the heroine. She's a survivor, and more than a little cynical. Looking forward to seeing where her story goes.

Tessa Dare never disappoints. I love, love, loved this book. Charlotte is endearing and relatable. Piers is completely swoon-worthy. I can't say enough good things about this book or the entire Castles Ever After series.

I think I might have enjoyed this more if I hadn't already read You, which does this sort of unreliable narrator so incredibly well. Our Kind of Cruelty was entertaining, but felt slow in places. It didn't surprise me in any real way.

Jumping into my BOTM.

Tiffany Reisz has done it again. The Lucky Ones is dark and twisty, but full of love and family too. It's an emotional rollercoaster of a read. Nothing beats a good Gothic novel, and this one definitely delivers.

It had been a while since I last read a Christine Feehan book, but I absolutely loved Judgement Road. Reaper checked all of my catnip boxes and Anya was brave and compassionate. The story had me crying more than once.

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Unmasked ❤

A pup, a book, and a cup of coffee: the recipe for a perfect day off.

Enthralling. This book hooked me from the start and has not let go. It's a beautiful, gut-wrenching story.

I loved this book! The hero was swoon-worthy, the heroine engaging, and the depiction of fandom in the plot immensely entertaining. This is a fun, deeply satisfying story. One that I am certain to read again and again.

Stunning.

Reading this today, in honor of Buffy's 20th anniversary. Happy anniversary to the best show ever! It's definitely time for yet another rewatch.

I enjoyed the story, but I listened to it on audiobook and the reader used an accent for Julian that drove me crazy and constantly threw me out of the book. It kept me from feeling the emotional attachment for the character that the writing clearly wanted to create.

Loved Gervase and Isabelle!

I loved this book. So much fun!
#romance

No one does witty banter quite as well as @JuliaQuinn . It was a Bridgerton novel that first made me into a romance reader (Romancing Mister Bridgerton, if you're curious), and all these years later, they are still among my favorite characters to visit. I loved meeting George and Billie and watching their story unfold! #romantsy #romance

I love Christina Dodd's historicals, but this was my first of her romantic suspense novels. I wound up reading most of it in one day, fully engrossed in the town of Virtue Falls. Though I would have liked more scenes between Maddie and Jacob, I would definitely recommend this book.

This book was such fun. For a while, I was an undergrad English major again, when symbolism and interpretation were the orders of the day. So many memories of Dr. Phillip Marcus lived in these pages for me.

Maya Rodale gives voice to all the unarticulated thoughts I have every time I am criticized for reading romance. I should hand out copies of this book at Christmas.