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Reader Question – The book where the roommates realize they were each other’s anonymous pen pals…

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Sarah needs our book help! Oh this is totally my trope. I love the whole falling for your penpal and roommates too, and this has both!

She asks:

Hello!

I read this book a while ago and wanted to reread it but can’t seem to remember the title or author.

So the fmc would email or message this guy, sort of like a penpal thing. It wasn’t romantic they were almost like best friends but they didn’t know each other.

She ends up becoming roommates with her brothers friend and they live together. Slowly they start developing feelings and they seek advice from their penpal without realizing it’s actually each other. read more

Reader Question – The book about the girl that is captivated by an old haunted house, and leaves a message in the wall…

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Nicole needs our book help! Ohhhh I love haunted romance stories. 😉 Though I don’t think either one of them is “haunted” per se, but one lives in the potentially haunted house!!

She asks:

Hi,

I read this book years ago where the woman becomes captivated by the story of this old (supposedly haunted) house.

She leaves a message in a chink in the wall and the guy who lives there finds it. They begin communicating that way, eventually meet and fall in love.. and solve a mystery along the way. read more

Reader Question – The book where they promised to write letters while she was away at school, and her mom hid his letters…

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Bhargavi has another one for us to guess! What a rude mom!!! Grrrrrr!!!

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If you don’t mind I have another story which I forgot the book name.

The story is Heroine lives with her mom in America/ England. But she cames to know about her father/ grand father and decided to meet him. He used to live in western country side.

When heroine went to the village she cames to know that the person was dead. In that village she mets the Hero who is a local country side boy. He likes music and plays a instrument (sorry I forgot which instrument). Heroine spends some time in that country side village and loves Hero. But I think they are teenagers or young adults. read more

Reader Question… Solved! The book where the foster girl & the rich boy were penpals, and then as adults, something crazy happened!

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Bhargavi needs our book help! Okay… I know the title of this post sounds vague but there’s a reason. I spoiler alerted at the CRAZY part below and wanted to make sure you knew it gets crazy.

OMG GOODNESS… past the spoiler alert, the detail blew my mind. Now I’m dying to know what this one is, ’cause I still don’t know how it ends.

So let’s just the say the spoiler makes me want to read this!

She asks:

Hii,

need a little help. Where can I post the story so that it could appear in Readers Questions in your blog? read more

Reader Question – The book about the Hero that’s in the military & the heroine writes to him (and it’s not Dear Aaron)

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Gauri needs our book help! And I LOVE military romance especially with that slow burn of letters and a developing romance (and maybe a feeling of unrequited love too). Eeeeep! 😉

She asks:

Hi,

I am a big fan of your website and I visit it religiously for book recommendations.

I have a book question..

I had read a book around 3-4 years back. It’s a slow burn and it’s not Dear Aaron…. similarity between 2 books is hero is in millitary and heroine writes to him…they decide to keep it simple and nothing serious. read more

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