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I’m not one to say, “If you love author X, you’ll also love author Y.” I mean, we’re all different, and authors are all different, so it’s really hard to say who is going to like what and why. But sometimes when you run through every book your favorite author has ever written and you’re months away from a new release from them, you just need some recommendations—maybe a little guidance on what to do with your reading life when you’ve exhausted your supply of a particular author’s books. In this list, we’re focusing on what to do with your life when you’ve run out of Jill Shalvis books.
ot all romance novels are like Hallmark Channel movies. Sometimes the characters go through hell before they find their happily ever afters. (We can only assume that’s because authors are big meanies who love to torment their characters and make readers cry. But I digress…) So, with that in mind, here are our picks for the best reads that prove there can be love after loss.
The top authors new readers of reverse harem romance NEED to check out. Like, now.
ne of the questions we get asked most often here at Romance Rehab is what authors we recommend for readers who are new to a particular subcategory of romance. Say, for example, you’ve always read historical romance, but you’re ready to branch out into vampires and werewolves. Well, that’s why we started the “So you’re new to...” series. We’ll be answering that big question one subcategory at a time.
It’s been awhile since we discussed enemies-to-lovers romances, and since it’s one of my all-time favorite tropes, I thought it was worth creating an ULTIMATE (that’s right, all caps because it’s AWESOME) enemies-to-lovers romance reading list for your binge-reading pleasure. You’re welcome. Happy reading, y’all!
e’ve already talked about heroes, heroines, and villains I never want to see again in romance novels, and we’ve talked about tropes I never want to see again. But we’ve never talked about secondary characters I never want to see again, and I thought it was high time to rectify that. So, without further ado, here are the offenders…
he recommendations list we did a while back for Kindle Unlimited gems was so popular that we’ve decided to revisit the topic. And, as it turns out, there are so many awesome reads in Kindle Unlimited right now that we felt the need to break up the recommendations by category. So, this list is for all you contemporary romance lovers. Happy reading!
’m not one to say, “If you love author X, you’ll also love author Y.” I mean, we’re all different, and authors are all different, so it’s really hard to say who is going to like what and why. But sometimes when you run through every book your favorite author has ever written and you’re months away from their new release, you just need some recommendations—maybe a little guidance on what to do with your reading life when you’ve exhausted your supply of a particular author’s books. In this list, we’re focusing on what to do with your life when you’ve run out of Melanie Harlow books. So, if you’re a Melanie Harlow superfan (like me), you know her books are funny, full of witty banter, and feature smokin’ hot chemistry between the hero and heroine. These books all fit into that category. Happy reading!
he recommendations list we did a while back for Kindle Unlimited gems was so popular that we’ve decided to revisit the topic. And, as it turns out, there are so many awesome reads in Kindle Unlimited right now that we felt the need to break up the recommendations by category. So, this list is for all you paranormal romance lovers who enjoy some vampire, shifter, demon, angel, gargoyle action every now and again. Happy reading! |
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