Books that focus on romantic relationships between characters.
Gail Carriger's 'Soulless' delivers a witty, charming tale with steampunk and supernatural elements. Alexia Tarabotti's humor, set in Victorian England, offers a fresh, engaging adventure. A must-read for those who love quirky characters and imaginative worlds.
Taylor Jenkins Reid’s ‘Evelyn Hugo’ hooks you fast. Glam, secrets, and heartbreak all roll in at once. It’s like eating fancy cake—delicious and dramatic, with just a bit too much frosting in places, but dang, you’ll want more.
Green nails the awkward bits of teen life and mental health without making it boring. The plot zig-zags a bit, but Aza's voice stands out. You'll laugh, cringe, and maybe want to hug a turtle. Solid read.
The Time Traveler's Wife blends romance and sci-fi. Unique love story with heartache, joy, and humor. Henry's time travel is wild. Clare's patience is insane. Expect feels.
Abby and Travis have enough drama to fill a soap opera. I laughed, cringed, and cheered. If you want wild romance with flawed characters, 'Beautiful Disaster' might be your next guilty pleasure.
Alex and Henry argue, flirt, and eat too many scones. The book’s heart is as big as Texas, with plenty of royal silliness. I laughed, I swooned, and I even spilled my tea—twice. Worth the hype? Pretty much.
