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Top Ten Favorite Romances


Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.


This week's topic is: Top Ten Favorite Romances

My list focuses on romance novels rather than couples.

1.) Outlander by Diana Gabaldon-Love that lasts centuries?  No wonder this is one of my all time favorite romances.
2.) The Bronze Horseman by Paullina Simons-If you have ever read my blog, you know how much I love this book.  It is painful, beautiful romance at it's best.
3.) The Fault in Our Stars by John Green-This isn't your typical romance novel but Hazel and Augustus' relationship is both heart-breaking and endearing.
4.) Sultry with a Twist by Macy Beckett-I just like that this is a fun romance that brings two childhood sweethearts together.
5.) The Black Dagger Brotherhood series by J.R. Ward-I don't need to say anything about this series.  It speaks for itself. : )
6.) Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead-Oh Dima and Rose, it was so hard to watch you fight it for so many books!
7.) Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell-Even though Scarlett and Rhett don't wind up together, I still think this story is the epitome of romantic.
8.) Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen-I think this book is terribly romantic and prefer it to Pride and Prejudice.
9.) The Bridal Quartet by Nora Roberts-I don't normally read Nora Roberts' books but I loved these and I am pretty sure that every single book made me cry.
10.) The Fever series by Karen Marie Moning-Mac and Barrons?  Enough said.

What are you favorite romances?   Leave me a link in the comments so I can check out your list!

Comments

  1. I have heard such good things about the Outlander series. I need to hurry up and get to it! Dimitri and Rose are AMAZING, I agree XD

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  2. Great list! A lot of these are my favorites too, especially Outlander and The Bronze Horseman.

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  3. I adored the Bride Quartet series, I was sobbing each book too lol. I normally don't read straight up romance but this series sucked me in, and so did her following series Inn Boonsboro, which follows the same concept - a book for each girl. Perfect pick!

    Lauren @ Lose Time Reading

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  4. I completely agree with you on the Outlander series and Gone with the Wind is my go to reread when I need to not think. I also loved Roses by Leila Meacham.

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  5. Oh my goodness, did I love Hazel and Augustus! My heart is still broken from them. :( And Mac and Barrons! <3

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