Recs if you like A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting ...

finding love in a big city can be just as fun as finding love in a small town! I love small town romances, but as a girl from a big city, I want to give big city romances their time to shine ✨

here’s a list of books where our main characters live in a big city and fall in love there. cities can be real (London, Paris, New York, LA, Tokyo, etc.) or fictional (Minas Tirith, King’s Landing, Gotham, Bon Temps, etc.)!

as always, taking suggestions!!

Books I read to fill the gap season 3 left behind! I do love an intelligent, wallflower or plus size heroine (projecting much lol) so the FMCs mainly fall into that category!

Love through the ages, blooming slowly through the pages for you. Enjoy how these couples grow to love each other through their hardships and how their relationship builds up.

Stories set in Regency-era England, filled with elegant ballrooms, strict social rules, and romance in the style of Bridgerton.

For those of a more genteel nature, Historical Romance with no/low smut/spice

Regency, Victorian, Georgian... Not very strict about the historical side of it, but if you're looking for this kind of vibes, this is your list 🥰

A curated collection of mostly Regency romances where propriety is optional and virtue… negotiable. Expect rakish dukes, sharp-tongued heroines, scandalous encounters, and at least a few decisions that would make any proper chaperone faint...

"two people so comfy with one another they are constantly bickering, but it's witty and so warm that everyone around them sees how in love they are"

All buddy reads taking place in the Organized Book Club discord starting and/or ending in 2025. The list will be updated throughout the year.

Historical Romance published in paperback, regular-sized, not mass market, for those who prefer larger pages

Historical romance books where she is NOT a sweet, forgiving angel. Only badass women with a backbone, who are at times cold, vindictive, selfish, scheming, etc.

Romance books set in 1800s

They actually aren't like other girls - they are WORSE. Because I'm tired of one dimensional female characters, who hate pretty dresses and are so "ugly" that every fucking guy in book has crush on them. So here are the books with funny and non perfect heroines.

keeping it light and fluffy for spring

Sam and my booktalk books

here some books to try if you miss the bridgerton family

my personal romance tbr list