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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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Re: Romance Recs

[sootyowl]

"Angelfall" by Susan Ee. It's not a romance book per say, but it does have very strong romance elements to it. It's a dystopian novel about a girl who meets and angel during a angel vs. human war (wow I suck at synopsis). It's not a bodice ripper, but the heroine is strong and capable on her own.

I also like Kelley Armstrong's urban fantasy series "Women of the Otherworld". They are heavy on plot, but they do have lots of romance weaved in through them all.

For legit straight romance (okay comedic-romance) I liked "The Shopaholic" series. Cute and fun reads. I also enjoyed "The Brightest Star in the Sky" by Marian Keyes. "Shoes Addicts Anonymous" by Beth Harbison was another fun light read.

For more straight romance, there is "Outlander" by Diana Gabaldon (the first one at least). The women at my work loved that one. I'm still not sure about my feelings on it tho. The Viking series by Sandra Hill I've heard is okay as well.