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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Currently reading Winter by Marissa Meyer and I must say I'm loving the relationships she created!


Amanda Kaitlyn
SH Richardson
Tess Summers
Hettie Ivers
Alora Kate
M. Dauphin
H.Q. Frost
Brooklyn Taylor
Nikki Belaire
Esther Schmidt
Karen RainesKaren Raines

Yes, I love her writing!
Historical Romance
1. "Rebellion", Nora Roberts 4/5
2. "The Madonna of the Almonds", Marina Fioratto 4/5
3. "The Violinist of Venice", Alyssa Palombo 3,5/5
4. "Belgravia", Julian Fellowes 3,5/5
5. "Amy Snow", Tracy Rees 2,5/5
6. "The Other Boleyn Girl", Philippa Gregory 2,5/5
7. "The Venetian Contract", Marina Fiorato 2/5
8. "Secret of the Sands", Sara Sheridan 2/5
9. "Otherwise Engaged", Amanda Quick 1/5
Contemporary Romance
1. "Next", Guillaume Musso 3/5
2. "The Bridges of Madison County", Robert James Waller 2/5
3. "That Part Was True", Deborah McKinly 1/5
Romantic Classics
1. "Jane Eyre", Charlotte Bronte 5/5
2. "Pride and Prejudice", Jane Austen 4/5
3. "Northanger Abbey", Jane Austen 2/5
1. "Rebellion", Nora Roberts 4/5
2. "The Madonna of the Almonds", Marina Fioratto 4/5
3. "The Violinist of Venice", Alyssa Palombo 3,5/5
4. "Belgravia", Julian Fellowes 3,5/5
5. "Amy Snow", Tracy Rees 2,5/5
6. "The Other Boleyn Girl", Philippa Gregory 2,5/5
7. "The Venetian Contract", Marina Fiorato 2/5
8. "Secret of the Sands", Sara Sheridan 2/5
9. "Otherwise Engaged", Amanda Quick 1/5
Contemporary Romance
1. "Next", Guillaume Musso 3/5
2. "The Bridges of Madison County", Robert James Waller 2/5
3. "That Part Was True", Deborah McKinly 1/5
Romantic Classics
1. "Jane Eyre", Charlotte Bronte 5/5
2. "Pride and Prejudice", Jane Austen 4/5
3. "Northanger Abbey", Jane Austen 2/5

I know this challenge is only for authors, but I want to try my hand at it:
"The handsome stranger smiled across the hall. Thirty years later his smile still mattered".




I LOVED Throne of Glass and read all of the other books!
Elyse wrote: "Not big into straight romance novels. I'm reading Throne of Glass!"
yesssssssss ToG my faveeeee
yesssssssss ToG my faveeeee

https://www.goodreads.com/series/6939...

romance section if you don't like genre? We who love these stories are reading to escape from the nasty world that always seems to fined us no matter wher..."
There's nothing wrong with the genre, it's just that they are mentioning some innapropriate stuff.


OMG I LOVE THAT SERIES!!!

But my alltime favourite romance books are
1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
2. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
3. Stuck-Up Suit by Vi Keeland

Great book! I can't wait for the other two books in the series to come out later this year. Given the series' awesome start, it's been hell having to wait so long between books.

Did you try any of Anne Stuart's books? They are the kind that stick with you wherever you go.