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Road To Ruin: A Dark Sapphic Why Choose Motorcycle Club Romance (Valemont Violence Book 1)
Kylie Cross
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The Fifth Season (The Broken Earth, #1)
N.K. Jemisin
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Hi everyone! With the introduction of the new badge tiers (how stunning are they!!), I thought it would be the perfect time to add some new books to this quest!
Books added: The Safekeep by Yael Van Der Wouden The Manor of Dreams by Christina Li Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson
Have you read any of these books? Are you adding any to your tbr? 👀
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Sapphic Across Genres
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Hi everyone! With the introduction of the new badge tiers (how stunning are they!!), I thought it would be the perfect time to add some new books to this quest!
Books added: The Safekeep by Yael Van Der Wouden The Manor of Dreams by Christina Li Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson
Have you read any of these books? Are you adding any to your tbr? 👀
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Half His Age
Jennette McCurdy
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Winter 2026 Readalong
Read at least 1 book in the Winter 2026 Readalong.
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What do you all think about “slow burn” relationships in romance novels? Admittedly, while I do love a good romance, I tend to gravitate toward romance plot lines in non-romance books. I love a slow burn relationship best because there is usually so much yearning. In non-romance books, I find this tension is dialed up because you have no guarantee that this couple will get a happy ending, while in Romance books, a fundamental part of the genre is that the main couple will end up together. As a result, I often personally find that slow burn doesn’t hit as hard in a romance book as it does in a non-romance book (where you usually have other plot lines that can drag out the storyline)
What do you all think? How are some of the best ways that authors can build tension in a Romance book when you are guaranteed a happy ending? What are some romance books that you think execute a slow burn relationship best?
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