Jessica Pryde is a member of that (some might call) rare breed that grew up in Washington, DC, but is happily enjoying the warmer weather of the desert Southwest. While she is still working on what she wants to be when she grows up, she’s enjoying dabbling in librarianship and writing all the things. She can be found drowning in her ever-growing TBR and exclaiming about romance in the Book Riot podcast (When in Romance), as well as on social media. Find her exclamations about books and pho on twitter (JessIsReading) and instagram (jess_is_reading).
Here are some ways to keep reading when your eyes just don't want to cooperate, even if you don’t have access to audiobook versions.
December may be a light month for new romance releases, but the ones that are coming out are going to be bangers!
Because if you’re using sexist terminology to qualify your tropes, you’re basically saying that there is a set way to apply them.
If you were disappointed by Beast turning back into a human at the end of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, monster romance might be for you...
The romance genre has a history of casting law enforcement as Nice Guy Cops, the heroes of the story. It's time to challenge that copaganda.
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Baseball romances have been having quite the field day lately. Here are 20 of the best ones, with second chances, fake dating, and more. Start with On and Off the Field by Anastasia Dean.
Romance novels are associated with mass market paperbacks, but they deserve a collectible hardcover option, too.
It's the most popular historical romance sub-genres. Top romance authors talk about what it is and why we love Regency Romance so much.
Find BDSM romance books that run the gamut from no sex to…well, a lot of sex. But the romance part? That’s always there and wonderful.