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Cool list.

could you post the ratings of a few days of these books: like, PG-13, PG and R because I want to be careful with it.

Hmmm.

G would be kisses and fade to black

PG would be?

P13 would be?

R?

Do that I can rate some of these for you. :)

If you don't mind, I'd like the following question here. I've posted it in a few forums, about one of the funniest romance books I've ever read years ago but I just can't recall the title or anything! :( I'll paste the details now so if anyone does remember anything, please do message back.









Okay, about a decade ago I read this light hearted adult fantasy historical romance book. (More of the typical romance book by the way. I did buy it from the romance section, not the fantasy area.). I keep thinking it's Nina Bang's or maybe Linda Howard's but I never find it under their lists of books. I have the feeling the writer is fairly prominent and has written many light hearted, burst out laughing romance books (like Nina Bangs, Jill Barnett or Teresa Medeiros) because I have the memory of thinking of her other similar books that I owned (not that I can recall now.).

The scene I most vividly recall is the first time the succubus (might not have been a succubus but definitely some sort of fantasy character) protagonist does it with the male lead, who is some wizard/magician I think, and she was so very nervous that upon seeing his male member, the first time she's every seen such a thing, she thought it was a monster. She kept imagining it as such to the point it actually did become some sort of snapping monster, because of her magic, until he managed to calm her down and his member returned to normal and they finally did the deed.

I think the premise was that she accidentally became mortal somehow, she's never been one before, doesn't like it and is very confused. I recall another scene where she felt hunger for the first time and never liked the growling monster in her body. lol. She dislikes going to the loo too for obvious reasons. I think the male lead wasn't interested in her initially and considered her an hindrance.


Hope someone can help!

Edit: Actually, it definitely wasn't a succubus but some demon/godling who has power over dreams but changed to mortal because of some punishment or something that went wrong.

Oh, I looooove this list!!!

Lady Crenshaw's Christmas

Lord Haversham Takes Command

"The Duke's Holiday" by Maggie Fenton had me laughing out loud. Even the chapter headings were humorous.

Missing the Naked Series by Sally Mackenzie!

Love the list! Love these authors, Nadine Millard, Kristin Vayden, Julia Quinn, Lisa Kleypas! Amanda Quick, Eloisa James, these ladies are so talented! Their books are awesome reads! Funny, witty, charming, can't get enough!

How do I read the books

You can search for them via google or you can go to Amazon and search for the book titles or the author names.

Thanks ..let thought like could read them on this site instead of Google them .because I already installed the good reads app and have books on shelf but I can't read it or don't know how!

Goodreads is just a place to rate, review, sort and share book information. You can't read books from Goodreads. I'm sorry.

Tnatenxgmail.com wrote: "How do I read the books"

Want to read them for free? Amazon has lots of Kindle freebees, and I'm sure some of them are on this list.

Indeed, including all of mine through KU. Currently, my latest is also free to download, just because. :-)

@Heidi
I'll have a look, as I can rarely resist a freebee :-)

Great! Still free until midnight today. O'er the River Liffey.

However much I enjoyed it (and it was very funny), Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (currently #88) is not an historical novel, as the author lived from 1775 to 1817). In those days it was contemporary, not historical.

Most of Georgette Heyer's historical romances are very, very funny 😂