25+ romance book recs to keep you warm 💗😍🥰

[@dobetterwithchristian4472]

Outdrawn by Deanna Grey, Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner, amd Role Playing by Cathy Yardley are some of my favorite Q+ romances.

[@avanireads]

Emily Henry, Ali Hazelwood and Song of Achilles have all my heart ❤

[@princessmargart]

I love Ashley Herring Blake’s sapphic romances

[@sugarcainn]

lgbtq romances that I loved last year Outdrawn by Deanna Grey Yerba Buena by Nina LaCour D'Vaughn & Kris Plan A Wedding by Chencia C. Higgins We Deserve Monuments by Jas Hammonds

[@chacepaulson1309]

Check out the London Highwaymen duet - queer, historical, disability/mental health rep, and super adorable!

[@TG-df6uy]

Sapphic/steamy- Read- Cleat Cute (Person of color/autism and white ADHD), Wild, Iris Kelly Doesn't Date (anxiety), I Kissed a Girl, The Chosen and the Beautiful By: Nghi Vo (Vietnamese American and white woman). TBR Cantoras (South American)

[@parkedawn]

Alyssa Cole's Reluctant Royals and Runaway Royals series! Rebekah Weatherspoon's Loose Ends series, especially the 2nd book.

[@chrissyfuhrie]

The Dowry of Blood gripped me. I finished it in one sitting. Thanks for sharing. I added a few to my cart.

[@FiFiReadsBooks]

I love the historical romance obsession. It makes me happy to see. 😁😁

[@starryskye2]

if you haven't read any abby jimenez books yet, I'd highly recommend picking up part of your world and yours truly! as a huge emily henry fan, a lot of what I love from her books is present in abby jimenez's books, but they're also completely their own unique experience

[@angie_reads]

Omg I love Abby’s writing!! Yours Truly is my fav 🥰❤️

[@ms.annaong]

I would like to recommend “Forget Me Not” by Julie Sotto (my first 6 star read for 2024). I plan to read more light and fluffy romance books for Feb (love month) and also to clean up my old TBRs - Book Lovers. Happy Place. Yours Truly. Spanish Love Deception. Love Theoretically. The Kiss Quotient and Josh & Hazel’s Guide to Dating…

[@4everirishdance]

So many good queer romances! Two I always recommend are: Outdrawn by Deanna Grey-two rival comic artists are forced to work with each other on a big project for their company. And for my historical romance girlies, An Island Princess Starts a Scandal by Adriana Herrera-it’s a sorta second in a series that follows our mc on a “last romp” in Paris before she has to be married off. Both recs are sapphic (I pretty much only read sapphic/lesbian romances) and written by BIPOC authors!

[@staceymathiskc]

Most Ardently by Gabe Cole Novoa! It is a new release this month. It is a trans/queer Pride and Prejudice retelling written by a Latinx transmasculine author. The author announced yesterday that the book hit the NY Times best seller list. I adored this book!

[@tammiegipson8870]

Anita Kelly writes really good queer romance. I loved Love & Other Disasters.

[@xenxxx446]

Me tooooo! My heart felt so tender reading it

[@juliaroe3499]

I just read “New York, New Year, New You” because it was free on Amazon for a little bit and it was actually really cute and well-written. Highly recommend!

[@lisakotowski4183]

'Delilah Green Doesn't Care' by Ashley Herring Blake sapphic second chance romance (bonus it has a couple of companion novels, similar to Get a Life Chloe Brown) "A Restless Truth" by Freya Marske, Regency era historical sapphic romance "Read Between the Lines" by Rachel Lachey, similar to Book Lovers by Emily Henry. Sapphic friends to lovers romance.

[@viva_.]

thank you for these recs!!

[@Lillyjoy]

I just read The Kingdom of Back because of your recommendation from a video from a long time ago and I’m so glad I read it! I loved the magical writing and learning that Mozart had a sister who also composed music. Thank you for the recommendation 💙

[@louisity]

Seven Days In June, I have that on my radar! 👌🏽

[@cassandrafortin4684]

I just finished the audiobook of Book Lovers yesterday and it’s gonna stay with me for a longggg time. Im not the biggest romance girlie but Emily Henry always know how to make me feel all the feelings! 😢❤

[@badfaith4u]

I love Emily Henry, Ali Hazelwood and Talia Hibbert books. 📚

[@angie_reads]

Adding these books to my Feb TBR cuz guess who’s single again this Valentine’s Day? Moi 🙋🏽‍♀️😭

[@sarahspages]

Fantastic picks, I loved so many of these 🥰Adding the Chanel Cleeton books to my tbr! I'd recommend Between Us by Mhairi McFarlane - I had so much fun reading it

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I need to read the brown sister books so bad 😭

[@chocolateoreo6489]

I would highly recommend reading “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak if you have not already! It has a romance sprinkling in it, but is historical and in my opinion tells such a beautiful story through metaphors and imagery💜

[@Rajaas_Reading_Corner]

What lovely recommendations!! Thank you!! Also . Can anyone please help me by telling me what's the difference between spicy and steamy? I want to read as least smutty books right now as possible.

[@chocolateoreo6489]

I’m sending you love ❤❤❤

[@brittanywillison2337]

Savvy Leiser here on KZbin is an author and I know she writes with queer characters. In addition, she writes under a pen name for romance books (but she hasn’t shared what that name is yet).

[@josieann4390]

💜💜

[@ashleyrinker4374]

The Charm Offensive

[@CM-qj2lp]

❤📚

[@autistic_alexis]

Tw: ableism. 📚 📚 📚 While I first enjoyed "the Kiss Quotient", I got VERY irritated +annoyed by how often the term Aspergers was used. 🙅❌ Hans Asperger was a doctor in Nazi Germany, who researched autism and took part in the euthanasia of disabled people. I know a lot of people don't know this. And I assume Helen Hoang also didn't, but she as an author has a responsibility towards her readers. It was very triggering for me to see the term Aspergers used alongside autism.😢 As an autistic person, I'm always looking for neurodivergent representation, hence why I picked up "The Kiss Quotient". But I couldn't see past the use of ableist language.

[@viva_.]

thank you for these recs!!