The Synopsis Game

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

The rules of this game are, a person gives a brief synopsis of a book, and the players list books that fit that general synopsis. Although I don't do it in the example, try to attach a link to the book. Any period (historical, contemporary, paranormal) in the romance genre will work for this game. When the submissions are exhausted, we'll move onto the next one.

For example: The hero makes a bet that he can seduce the heroine.

1. Meet Me at Midnight by Jacqueline Navin
2. Lucien's Fall by Barbara Samuel


Does that make sense?

Okay. Here's the first one....

1. The hero and heroine marry because they are caught in a compromising position. (I think we can come up with lots of books that fit this!)

[Cheryl]

Fun game Danielle, and it gives people ideas on books they may want to read! :)

Sin and Sensibility by Suzanne Enoch
Something Sinful by Suzanne Enoch
Splendid by Julia Quinn
The Duke And I by Julia Quinn
The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
To Sir Phillip, With Love by Julia Quinn
Then Comes Seduction by Mary Balogh
Castles by Julie Garwood

[Yz the Whyz]

Love Only Once by Johanna Lindsey

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Thx for playing! Yes, that's a great fringe benefit. :)

[Kelly]

Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "The rules of this game are, a person gives a brief synopsis of a book, and the players list books that fit that general synopsis. Although I don't do it in the example, try to attach a link to the ..."


When Seducing a Duke by: Kathryn Smith

[Cheryl]

This is one of my favorite themes, not sure what that says about me!

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Well, me too, Cheryl. :)

[Cheryl]

Oh ok, as long as we are in it together! :)

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

:)

[Julianna]

Keegan's Lady by Catherine Anderson
Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase
The Secret Passion of Simon Blackwell by Samantha James
The Shadow and the Star by Laura Kinsale

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Good ones, Julie. :)

[Julianna]

Thanks!:-)

[Lisa Kay]

Oh, I just put the tag 'shotgun-marriage' on my bookshelf last week. These entries will helped me update that shelf. Thanks!

An oldie, but a goodie: Devil's Desire by Laurie McBain (view spoiler)[I remember at the time I loved it that the villain, for revenge, put the heroine in the hero's bed. Thought that was pretty neat. (hide spoiler)]
Sweetwood Bride by Pamela Morsi
Another real oldie is Flower of Love by Janet Louise Roberts

[Lisa Kay]

Okay, I'm bad, but I peeked at my books (not near my computer) and OMG! How could I forget Devil's Bride? I kind-of OD'd on S. Laurens a few years ago when I think I read all her many books in a row (Not recommended with any author!) But this first in the series will always remain one of my favorite. The compromising 'reveal' was several pages long.