Following my heart, one book at a time...
Harper says:
It’s December already and I couldn’t find 10 books that I absolutely loved to form my 10 Best of 2021. That’s a first for me. I don’t know what happened.
But this year I went on a reverse harem/omegaverse binge, so I have many recommendations on that front (if someone is interested in more I actually created a list on Goodreads).
Sonia asked for some recommendations, “in the spirit of Halloween”, but come on. We know we read these all year long. Tee hee!
Hi guys,
Today I’m here for a thriller request. Something dark, barbaric, morbid.
And it’s a meme on my Facebook feed that inspired this. I LOVE when that happens.
*slams book shut*
“When I open this again, I’d better not read what I thought I just did.”
Vanessa: So been there! 
Maryse: For me, it was “How to Kill a Rock Star” – I lost it at one point and my Book Review reflects that. LOL!!!!
Brittany is looking for this book! Oooooh what an awful thing to overhear, but I’m assuming this is an arranged marriage type of thing? Mafia? I’m so curious!
She asks:
I was trying to find the book where this woman gets married to this rich man loses her virginity to him on their wedding night then she wakes up and overheard him talking in the phone how the whole thing was a game to him.
She ends up getting pregnant from the one night and they have a son and years later she wants a divorce after being seperated all those years but he refuses.
Aimee is in the mood for this very specific trope and these darker themed books (also subbed “Dark Romance”) are a guilty pleasure for many. That whole “slow burn/is he redeemable?” is in full effect in these “love/hate” stories!
I’ve delved into a few dark romance books in my past and while they certainly captured my attention (for example, “Comfort Food” was my first and I was HOOKED), there were some anti-heroes that I just couldn’t connect with.
