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Aug 27, 2010 12:05PM
Feel free to post and discuss books, any type, whether it’s Romance or not, that have made you cry the most. What was it about it that made you shed your tears? An overly happy ending? Not having a HEA? Did you like the book? Was it worth the tears… or not? Be warned that this thread MAY contain SPOILERS (especially since we will most likely be talking about how books end).
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I don't if the ending was a HEA or not, to tell you the truth. I could feel the tears welling up long before the last page. I know that not everyone who reads this, will think its a sweet love story, but I do. The idea of Lucifer aka the Devil, changing his wicked ways after 10 billion years for the love of a woman was..... touching?
Also had me crying well before the end as well, Michelle. I think it's a non-HEA or a "leave it to your own imagination" type ending, which is not my favorite type of ending, but I LOVED this book anyway.
was another tear-jerker for me, in the middle AND at the end... but not to worry, it DOES have a HEA. I recommend this book to fans of HR (especially if you like a scarred or less-than-perfect hero and a tenacious heroine)!
had a definite tear-jerker ending. The heroine went through so much! The book was an amazing book. I would recommend this book to everyone.
The Ship Who Searched by Anne McCaffrey had me sobbing for about 20 minutes. And it STILL does that to me in the same spot. But then again--I HATE when a kid gets sick, which is what happens at the beginning of this book. Also, the first part of Acheron is really sad too. Man, the things that evil Sherrilyn Kenyon puts poor Archeron through.
Then I cried at the ending of The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress when Mike died. I was about 12 when I read that for the first time--and I was madly in love with Mike.
There are others too--but those are the first ones that come to mind.
Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "The Ship Who Searched by Anne McCaffrey had me sobbing for about 20 minutes. And it STILL does that to me in the same spot. But then again--I HATE when a kid gets sick, ..."I've heard quite a few people say that Acheron is pretty sad. I have to read up to that point in the series to see what everybody is talking about.
Yea, I agree, the first part of Acheron was a big slob-fest. I did'nt believe it as I was reading and big drops were falling on my page.Another book/author I find myself sobbing every time I read most of his books is Nicholas Sparks.
The Last Song was one book I didn't want to read because Miley Cryrus was doing the movie.(don't like MC..) But loving Nick Sparks, I read the book. I was sobbing like crazy, even days later. ... Book better than movie ... of course.
Also by Nick Sparks .... The Choice This one stayed with me longer than a week.
Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "The Ship Who Searched by Anne McCaffrey had me sobbing for about 20 minutes. And it STILL does that to me in the same spot. But then again--I HATE when a kid gets sick, ..."I know!! I agree with you! I felt soooo horrible for Acheron! What he went through the first half of the book was tough to read! I was sooooo happy when he finally got his HEA!! :o)
Megan wrote: "That sounds good Gigi, I'll have to look to see if my library has that one!"Oh Megan! Good! I'm dying to hear your thoughts on this one. Its really good.
How about the kids books -Where the Red Fern Grows,The Giving Tree????I should make a tear-jerker shelf. There is one my face leaked so much it didn't go back to normal for days - but can't think of the title.
Ruth wrote: "How about the kids books -Where the Red Fern Grows,The Giving Tree????I should make a tear-jerker shelf. There is one my face leaked so much it didn't go back to normal ..."
I second those for sure, Mom. Are you thinking about A Knight in Shining Armor?
Megan wrote: "Ruth wrote: "How about the kids books -Where the Red Fern Grows,The Giving Tree????I should make a tear-jerker shelf. There is one my face leaked so much it didn't go b..."
not KISA I'll keep thinking
Along the YA line, I would add The CayWhen my kids were in grammer school the teachers would give book assignments. I had to read this to my son because he is dyslexic. I cried through half the book. Well I also cry when I read Babushka Baba Yagatoo and that is a kiddie book..
Megan wrote: "Ruth wrote: "How about the kids books -Where the Red Fern Grows,The Giving Tree????
I should make a tear-jerker shelf. There is one my face leaked so much it didn't go b..."
Agreed, a sob fest!! But as a bonus Ohhh the H was drool worthy Gigi wrote: "
had a definite tear-jerker ending. The heroine went through so much! The book was an amazing book. I would recommend this book to everyone."
Denise wrote: "Here is another I remembered! It's an oldie and not typical Danielle Steel
"Do you believe that I've never read Danielle Steele???
✿Michelle✿ wrote: "
But I laughed as much as I cried!"
That was a good one. That limo ride gets me every time! LOL
Gigi wrote: "✿Michelle✿ wrote: "
But I laughed as much as I cried!"
That was a good one. That limo ride gets me every time! LOL"
I know it! Now I've started reading the next book in that series, and I found myself wanting to cry for the heroine a few times already.
✿Michelle✿ wrote: "Gigi wrote: "✿Michelle✿ wrote: "
But I laughed as much as I cried!"
That was a good one. That limo ride gets me every time! LOL"
I know it! Now I've started..."
Oh yeah! That one is definitely a tear-jerker!
Gigi wrote: "Denise wrote: "Here is another I remembered! It's an oldie and not typical Danielle Steel
"Do you believe that I've never read Danielle Steele???"
Unheard of!! :) But if you read one, you read them all. They all start to sound the same after a few.
I just finished reading
. Even though it was a quick and easy read- I found myself crying quite a bit. My teeny bopper niece read it in one sitting, so I figured I'd do the same. It probably took me about 2.5hrs to read it.
I love C.L. Wilson books but the last two Queen of Song and Souls and Crown of Crystal Flame, I cried through most of both of them. I would have to put the book down because I could not see the words through my tears. I was reading on my lunch hour at work and everyone thought something awful had happened because I was crying.
Ann wrote: "I love C.L. Wilson books but the last two Queen of Song and Souls and Crown of Crystal Flame, I cried through most of both of them. I would have to put the book down because I could not see the wor..."Just goes to show everyone's tastes are different. LOL I read teh first book in this series and had very high hopes for it. But it really didn't do anything for me and I never bothered with the rest of the series.
Kelley you should have not given up on the series, the rest of the books are wonderful! But as you said, everyone has different tastes, that is why there are so many books to chose from.
Ann wrote: "Kelley you should have not given up on the series, the rest of the books are wonderful! But as you said, everyone has different tastes, that is why there are so many books to chose from."Ann, I read all but the last book. I have it on my TBR shelf. Since my library has all books, I thought I'd listen to the first four again, b/f diving into the last. Is it the last, BTW?
yes Lisa Kay, the Crown of Crystal Flame is the last book, I loved the series! I don't give very many books 5 stars but this series I did.
Ann wrote: "yes Lisa Kay, the Crown of Crystal Flame is the last book, I loved the series! I don't give very many books 5 stars but this series I did."So, no more in the series coming out? (Not just the last book out.)
she is working on a fantasy romance The Winter King and when that is done she will do another book about the Fading lands Bel's story.
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