What personality traits/quirks are you craving to read in a female lead of a romance novel? What do you feel has been overdone?

does anyone else feel this way😭 I am so excited for the launch (and am jealous of everyone who is a beta tester) that I routinely check the page bound IG for updates HAHA. I know that the estimate is late September to early October but I am so excited!! AHHHH

I just joined. I think I'm going to like it here!

Ok I wasn’t sure how I felt about Kaelis but him casually leaning against the bed poster shuffling his cards while she’s scrambling around for something to attack him with made me love him (for better or worse)

Is PB’s timezone different than the timezone a user is in? Idk if I worded that right but basically I posted something and then saw on my profile’s points that it said I’d posted it it on Sept 14th even though it’s not the14th yet where I am

Hey folks! I was listening to music when I had an idea/question come to mind.

What is your favourite music genre? Favourite book genre? And do they have any correlation?

For example, my favourite my favourite music genre is punk. My favourite book genre is sci-fi (especially dystopian sci-fi).

Punk is very much a genre of awareness and resistance. Overcoming oppression through struggle and grit.

Not all sci-fi is like that, but the stuff I tend to gravitate towards usually has the protagonist working against the status quo in some way. It can be looser (like in Scythe, the world's status quo is still roughly the same, but the internal one is challenged) or more direct (The Hunger Games, for example).

So I'm curious if this is coincidence, or if there's a trend with this, so I figured I'd ask y'all!

I've never read an autobiography/memoir, so I'm looking for recommendations. What's the autobiography you couldn't put down, that you think more people should read, and why?