Romance Recommendations

[MorganM]

I'm starting to get back in to reading romances (lol) and I was wondering if anyone had any good romance recommendations?

[Terisa de morgan]

What kind of romance do you like? Historical -XIX setting-? Medieval? Western? Contemporary? Paranormal? Inspirational? Humor? What steam level?

After this we talk about plot and characters

[Elfwreck]

Originally Posted by MorganM

I'm starting to get back in to reading romances (lol) and I was wondering if anyone had any good romance recommendations?

At Smashwords:
Patricia Ryan writes medieval(ish? My knowledge of history is pathetic) historicals & mysteries (also, she's a semi-regular here at MR); I've loved all her books.

Alexis Harrington writes Western/US frontier-era historicals (again, forgive me if I've mangled the dates), although not always set in those locations. I bought one on a recommendation from a blog, and went back to buy several more.

Leigh Michaels writes modern romances; I read two free ones during read-an-ebook-week (Taming a Tycoon and A Matter of Principal), and liked them both very much. They had very different types of settings and characters; I'm looking forward to finding out how far her range stretches.

Ellen O'Connell hasn't written much, but is on my "just buy EVERYTHING as soon as it's released" list. Sing My Name is going to be a favorite re-read, and I wasn't sure about Rottweiler Rescue--I mean, DOG book, and not a romance, but I really REALLY loved her other two so I decided to try the sample--and by the end of the first chapter, I was hooked.

What kind of romances are you looking for? Modern, historical, extra-steamy, light-and-fun? Paranormal? NOT paranormal?

[MorganM]

I like historical, medieval, fantasy/paranormal-ish ( not a fan of wolves or vampires but anything else is good), steamy is good lol and modern.

[Nyssa]

Originally Posted by MorganM

I like historical, medieval, fantasy/paranormal-ish ( not a fan of wolves or vampires but anything else is good), steamy is good lol and modern.

How can you not like Vampires!?!

There goes my Black Dagger Brotherhood suggestion! Although,to be fair, they're not your typical vampires. If I remember correctly, the only traits they share with the common folklore is that they can not go out in the sun. Each book is a separate love story, within a much bigger storyline. The vampires are at war, but not with the humans (no, there are no werewolves). My explanation is not doing it justice, but I hope you give it a try anyway. The first book is called Dark Lover.

[wyndslash]

amazon usually offers many free romance ebooks, as well as other sites

[amy.]

For Regency romance, I enjoyed Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake by Sarah Maclean.

[MorganM]

Originally Posted by Nyssa

How can you not like Vampires!?!

There goes my Black Dagger Brotherhood suggestion! Although,to be fair, they're not your typical vampires. If I remember correctly, the only traits they share with the common folklore is that they can not go out in the sun. Each book is a separate love story, within a much bigger storyline. The vampires are at war, but not with the humans (no, there are no werewolves). My explanation is not doing it justice, but I hope you give it a try anyway. The first book is called Dark Lover.

I will take a look anyway. Thanks

[Nyssa]

Originally Posted by MorganM

I will take a look anyway. Thanks

Cool! I really do think you will enjoy them; they are dark, modern & sexy.