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As you may know, I’m not a big one for religion, but Christmas romances are a *thing*, and I’m not immune. I only really read Christmas romance within a week of Christmas, and I was staggered when I heard that many fans of Christmas romance read it all year around, or start reading it in …
Into this category I’m putting everything that has magic or is set in future or etc. etc. Paranormal, fantasy, sci-fi, magical elements. All of that. Authors with a * indicate I could list basically all their books but have restrained myself to one.
A Bit of Rough, Jackie Barbosa One Night Wife, Ainsley Paton The Queer Principles of Kit Webb, Cat Sebastian Queen Move, Kennedy Ryan The Will Darling Adventures (3 book series, starting with Slippery Creatures), KJ Charles Catch a Falling Duke, Eve Pendle Wanted, A Gentleman, KJ Charles Deal with the Devil, Kit Rocha
The first challenge with this list was to define what a feminist romance book was. I… failed. I’m sorry. I realised this would take me weeks to debate and I probably wouldn’t come to a clear answer. So I gave up, and these are the books that ‘felt right’ for this list. A Gentleman Undone, …
This is the genre I’ve been reading more recently. Authors that I recommed basically all their books have an *, but this is my favourite of theirs and I have an ‘only one book per author’ rule. This list is in no particular order. A ranked list is impossible. Sorry not sorry. Love Lettering, Kate …
This is where it all began for me, with historical romance. The first romance I read was a hist rom – Autumn Rose. This isn’t (and will never be) a comprehensive list, and is in no particular order. Authors where I recommend basically all their books and have only selected one for this list are …