It's Romance Week on Goodreads

It's time for love stories, sweet 'meet cute' tales, steamy guilty-pleasure reads, and favorite heartfelt novels. Yes, it's time for the Goodreads Romance Week.
All week we will be bringing you the best in romance leading up to Valentine's Day, including top romance authors (we're talking J.R. Ward, Nalini Singh, Kristen Ashley, and many more) writing 14-word love stories! Check out their very short (and very clever) stories below.
Check back for more Romance Week!
Visit your favorite author's Goodreads page for their Romance Week updates and follow along on social media using #RomanceWeek.
"'How can I not love you?' I said to Channing Tatum as he blushed."
—J.R. Ward
"Mistaken text. Not mistake, but fate. It was you. When we met I knew."
—Katy Evans
"Courtesan spy and celibate warrior priest save realm, fall in love. Oops, goodbye celibacy!"
—Jacqueline Carey

"She was a woman he couldn't claim. He was a man she couldn't tame."
—Brenda Jackson
"An altar-dumped groom tricks his best man and worst enemy into honeymooning together."
—Damon Suede
"Blind date to forever: Glances, smiles, holy-forearms, killer-legs, laughter, lips, hands, beds, walls…love."
—Emma Chase

"She rescued a wounded wolf…and woke to a man. He smiled. She fell."
—Nalini Singh
"See him. Laughter. Conversation. Butterflies. Kisses. Floating. Merging. Terror. Falling. Held. Courage. Forever lifemate."
—Christine Feehan

"They met at 17, fell in love. Married at 21, lived happily ever after."
—Karen Rose
"The heart drawn on the paper coffee cup that I held until it cooled."
—C.S. Pacat

"Black eye. He moved to her, cautious. She looked to him. He was lost."
—Kristen Ashley
"Violet shed her rights, Viggo shed his—for what use was freedom without love?"
—Bella Forrest
"Every day
Same train
Empty seat
He sits
We talk
We miss our stop."
—Kylie Scott
Tell us what you're reading in observance of Romance Week!

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Me too! I'm almost done with it, but I can't choose between Chaol or Dorian. None of them seem right for her.

Hey Liza, If you get one then please share the name of book with me.
Take care :-):-)"
The Hating Game by Sally Thorne was amazing! I plan on rereading it because it left such an impression on me. Please check it out if you like office romances and hate-to-love reathionships!


Battered Hearts series by Kele Moon. All three!

Hey Liza, If you get one then please share the name of book with me.
Take care :-):-)"
Th..."
I LOVE THAT BOOK!!

Me too! I'm almost done with it, but I can't choose between Chaol or Dorian. None of them seem righ..."
I'm about halfway through. I pick Chaol. lol

Lol thinking the same I'm reading Virginia Woolf


Kylie Scott's was best. Who is she? O.o

I'm into historical novels set in ancient Rome; one set in Roman Britain, which has always stuck with me, features a sweet romance between a Roman centurion and a British girl, as well as the main story: defeat of the Ninth Legion-- The Legions of the Mist: A Novel of Roman Britain. This one has always stuck with me.


Ooooh I like that idea!


North & South (if you liked Pride and Prejudice)
Anne of Green Gables
Pride and Prejudice
YA:
Lunar Chronicles
Heartless
ACOTAR (mainly ACOMAF)
Manga:
Strobe Edge
Honey So Sweet
Kamisama Kiss
Orange
Alice in the Country of series


O and you can follow me on Twitter at @_ItsSanty_ so we can chat more on books! I follow back! :)
