Following my heart, one book at a time...
I could not WAIT to make this list, considering I’ve always been on a little bit of a “hermit hero” kick. And while there may be a plethora of cocky “book bad-boys” out there (taming them and the wild ride getting there is always fun), hermit romance books are kinder of hard to come by.
Candace: I one clicked Archers Voice on your recommendation and LOVE LOVED IT. I saw that you have an affinity for hermit lol. Can you suggest some more books along the same lines?
Alžběta needs our book help! Awwww! This one sounds sweet and kind of sad. Also I love dogs in books. 😉 In fact, the one I just read and reviewed had a dog (and he was too funny).
She asks:
Hello,
I have trouble to find a book
The only thing I remember is that the heroine bought/adopted a dog because he was quite similar (black, blue eyes) to the hero (maybe the dog’s name was beast – I am not sure) and she adopted him after the hero left her.
Have a nice day,
Thank you for any tip!
Krystyanah needs our book help!! Ooooh AGE GAP ALERT!! Also, I love books about reclusive heroes. I’m so curious about this one.
She asks:
Hey Maryse,
Nice blog you have here. Thanks for all the recommendations.
Although I’m looking for a book whose title I cannot remember but it’s about a disfigured recluse who is older than the heroine- an 18 year old.
He’s got a scar on his face and seems like a friend of or business associate to the heroine’s dad.
Thought it was Nora Rogers but can’t find it anywhere.
That said… this author has a way of pulling the rug right out from underneath me, ’cause she explores love stories in all of their glory and heartache. This is not a romance, but that said, this is a HUGE love story (a few in fact – in different ways) and one to feel with your whole heart. If you let yourself go… you will feel the incredible energy on all levels.
Ela needs our book help! I LOVE stories about reclusive characters (for whatever reason is keeping them from the world). Heroes and heroines alike, I love to live their “plight” and their growth.
In this specific question, we’re looking for a reclusive heroine, so I can’t wait to find out this one… and in fact, I think I know it! 😀 I posted my guess below.
She asks:
HI!
Can someone PLEASE help me find a book that’s been on my mind for days???
Here’s what I remember: the heroine is an author and a recluse and he may be a family friend (or something but I know they’re not strangers and they know each other or of each other).
Anita needs our book help! Oh I LOVE reclusive broken Heroes and the heroines that soothe their souls!!
There’s one that I can think of (though I don’t remember if he was an enforcer) and that was Madeline Sheehan’s character “Dirty” in her Undeniable series (and we see his story with Ellie – though I don’t remember her being so much “sweet” as more like… a strong heroine). Still, this is my guess, or at least a guess with a very similar trope which is Unattainable. I LOVE this trope, and in fact, here’s my 4.5 star review of that one. 🙂
