Following my heart, one book at a time...
Sahnie needs our book help! Ohhhhh I love the whole “disguised as a boy” trope and we have a category and list for that. I should add this one once we find out what it is. 😀
She asks:
Hi Maryse,
firstly I’d like to say I loove looove love your blogs. I’ve found many amazing books here.
I’d like help finding a book I read many years ago. I’ve been searching using every keyword I could remember with no luck. It’s a historical novel from the little I remember.
She asks:
A little earlier this year I had a kindle unlimited anthology.
The story I’m interested in was a runaway bride with her best friend in I think Yellowstone or another national park. The 2 of them lose track of the trail and almost go into a herd of buffalo. The runaway bride is famous and in disguise.
There was supposed to be a follow up book to complete the story. I would like to get the follow up book. The storyline was very engaging.
Michelle needs our book help! Hrm…. this one rings a bell for me. I wonder if it’s because it ended up on our “heroines disguised as a man” list?
She asks:
Ok… here’s another one I read but can’t find. Gah!!
The h and her father are roadies for the band H is in.
She has a boys name so the H assumes she’s a he. They have funny banter and prank wars.
It wasn’t that long ago that I read it, but ya know my love of books pushed it into a black hole or something.
Thx for helping
Riri is looking for this one! Calling all historical romance lovers!! In fact, the right guess might just be on THIS list, since it features “disguised as a man” heroines and a lot of them were historical romances. 🙂
She asks:
I have been really looking for this slow burn historical romance that I read about 3 years ago.
The book is about a lady who goes to the hero’s house disguised (as a man? I am not quite sure) but the ruse isn’t up for long, hero is very smart and realises soon enough that she’s a woman.
Meredith: You say heroine dressed as a man and I immediately think of Twelfth Night and She’s the Man (since it’s a retelling of Twelfth Night to begin with.) 🤣