Recs if you like Seven Year Itch (Mountain Men Matchmaker Book 2)...

Romance books to read for the aesthetic (usually cartoon covers because I’m trash for character art)

green flag alert ! dont be fooled, this list is all about MMCs that love their own or their partners pet cat(s)

there is a sea of audiobook narrators and I know we all have our favorites. I'm starting a series of lists featuring both popular and underrated narrators. consider this the first of many.

let's kick things off with Teddy Hamilton. he does everything romance related, mm romance, shifter romance, alien romance, and more. I tried not to include audible exclusives so that anyone without access to audible can find something from this list.

as always, taking suggestions!!

Fueled by arguments, eye-rolls, and "I can't stand you" energy. You know how this ends...

For the girls who fight love! These are my favorite spicy recs with couples that hate how attracted they are to each other at first. What some call animosity, I call chemistry!

thick thighs and drooling men! plus size girls with obsessed men around them. leave your suggestions in the comments.

Fat ladies finding love! (The ones worth reading in my opinion)

No Valentine? No Problem.

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Here are some romances that make you swoon & giggle.

If he/she/they smells faintly of pine, carries an axe, and can split firewood shirtless...he/she/they probably belongs on this list. Feel free to leave suggestions! 🔞

List for my stream readathon for spooky fall season.... Dark Romance, Horror, Thriller, Monster Romance, Villian Romances, cozy fantasy, small town fall romances and more.

Do I even need to say anything? It’s Teddy Hamilton?

These books do a phenomenal job of going on the journey of falling completely and truly in love with someone. Not obsessed or comfortably intimate with, but the kind of love where you want the absolute best for the other person, even when it means letting them go.

These books showcase the kind of love that changes both people in the best ways, especially when they are “dummies” about it, as Sarah and Jen say on Fated Mates. I love when this kind of mutual character development is done well!

All the duet/multicast narration books i have enjoyed listening to