I decided why not participate! Was I tagged? Of course not, I'm a tiny little book blogger that's not on anyone's radar. That isn't stopping me though. So if you're on the fence about participating, don't be. Jump on in.
I'd love to know how you would answer these 10 questions!
Happy Reading,
Laura
*QUESTIONS*
1. About how old were you when you started reading romance and do you remember the first romance you read?
Asked by Beccie2. Did you deliberately seek out romance or did you stumble upon it? And how?
Asked by Crystal3. Did you start with traditionally published or indie and has it switched?
Asked by Kelsi4.What was a romance trope you were afraid to try but ended up loving?
via Jess5. Is there a romance book you read early on in your journey that you would rate differently today?
6. How has your taste in romance evolved over the years?
from Bree7. What is the most powerful romance that you have read that left a lasting impact?
from Kaylani8. What was the romance book that told you this is what I am looking for in my personal life and/or partner?
via Jackie9. Which romance book(s) would you recommend to a romance newbie and a seasoned romance reader?
asked by AvaFor a seasoned romance reader that's more difficult as it depends on the trope preferences, the steam preferences, and any triggers. If you're looking to try out a newer author then I would suggest Kristin Turnage. Her books are small town romance, new adult, they are emotional, and they are some of my absolute favorites. Then there is also Samantha Lovelock and her Folkestone Sins series which I'm obsessed with. It's new adult, the main characters are rich kids, and the suspenseful element is what drew me in. I cannot wait for the 5th, and final, book to be released so I know how all of this ends. I say that because it is an ongoing story. This town has secrets, the families have secrets, and there is a lot going on. If you haven't read any Kennedy Ryan, then you need to. Kennedy's books are so well written, and researched. They hit hard and often have emotional scenes as well. Grip is fabulous and unforgettable, but so is the All the Kings Men duet. That duet was actually my introduction to Kennedy, and so they have a soft spot in my heart. There is one scene in the second book (the end of chapter 24) that I'm still not over. I audibly gasped in that moment.
10. In your eyes, what are 3 "perfect" romances?
from Sam- The Edge of Happiness by Kristin Turnage
- The Grip Trilogy by Kennedy Ryan
- Driven by K Bromberg (the entire series)