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I always say that historical romance isn't my favorite subgenre but apparently I love them as long as there is some madcap adventure plot because Earl Crush stole the show last quarter and joined A Shore Thing in the next round. Absolutely adored it. Rules for Ghosting is my pick for October, it was the perfect mix of introspection, romance, and paranormal.
#ReadingBracket2025 Romance

Is this book original & unique? No, not really. It's a pulpy crime thriller from the 60s.

If I had to sum it up, I'd say Cars 2 mostly used the plot from it but made it family friendly, less globe-trotting, and added the power of friendship to the movie.

Mistaken identity, secret agents, & lots of dangerous people that a lawyer ends up facing against - all to try and get the girl.

It's not the most unique book ever but it kept me reading

“I would like,“ she said, “to be rich enough to be unhappy, but not rich enough to be miserable.“

Going away for one night, brought 4 books #iykyk I loved this very spicy very exciting historical romance thank you to all the Littens who recommended it

Thursday night is Friday night for me, long weekend starts now with new books that arrived today #livingmybestlife

Influenced by Litsy as usual

Cute and kinda steamy. Good narrator 🎧

Okay, I picked this up on a whim and it blew me away! Such a delightful, audacious, and sexy romp of a story!
What starts as mistaken identity leads to adventures in espionage and a fake relationship, as Lydia and Arthur try to track down his brother who has been posing as the Earl. As things heat up, the two are thrust out of their comfort zones and find comfort in each other. I loved both of their character arcs so much! And the audiobook was 🔥

This was a lot of fun, I enjoyed the setting and the strong female characters.

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Who wouldn‘t travel over 500 miles to propose to a penpal they‘ve never met?
The two main characters here are in turn so open and so lovely and so dense it gets a little bogged down - both in plot and in the continual am-I-good-enoughs, but they kept winning me over regardless.
Not as good as the first in this series, but that being said, I still really enjoyed this fun, spicy Regency romance/spy caper, and would recommend it!