A Good Pucking Read
This book was powerful enough to rip me right out of a reading slump and launch me back into my happy, sappy romance homeostasis.
Enemies to Readers
by charlotte brandman
How come the genre that keeps the literary industry alive is the same one film bros and literature professors love to hate? Charlotte invites you to join her blog/online book club to explore more about—in her opinion—the world’s best literary genre. Whether you like romance for the easy reading, happy endings, or a superbly written enemies-to-lovers plot, Charlotte’s got you covered with book recommendations, reviews, and topical articles on everything romance novels. So, pick up your favorite book (preferably with a shirtless man on the cover) and join her in her deep dive into chick-lits.
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Intro to Romance Tropes 101
Tropes are essential to the romance genre, but they’re also essential to your favorite Tarantino movie. Sue me, film bros.
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Some Things Are Sweeter Than A Home Run
Three words: Single. Dad. Romance. Enough said.
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If You Hate Her, You Should Probably Put A Ring On It
Ana Huang has taken over the world. Okay, maybe not the entire world. But my world and for a voracious reader, that’s pretty impressive.
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A Case Study in Co-parenting
So, you might be wondering: Where’s the romance, Charlotte? Where’s the drama? If we didn’t get a sex scene earlier, when do we get one? Hold your horses (see what I did there?)…
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Save a Horse, Read Elsie Silver
“Having you think I’m out fucking everything that moves when I’ve looked at nothing and no one since the first day I laid eyes on you.” – Rhett Eaton, Flawless
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Stockholm Syndrome is Totally Out… Right?
When I envisioned this blog, I didn’t see myself being a mouthpiece for Mafia romance books but J.T. Gessinger continues to rope me into loving crazy plotlines.
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What the Puck is Up With Hockey Romance?
Really? Another sports romance genre? What’s the difference, the male protagonist can skate?
