@BestFriendKelly A Lady's Guide to Etiquette and Murder by Dianne Freeman (and the rest of the series) is wonderful on audio! Each book is a mystery set in the Victorian Era with a slow-ish burn romance over the series.
@ERnurse86 Absolutely. We've had the conversation about why he deserves to decide who touches him and how, and that everyone else has that right too. We did add that my spouse and I and doctors will sometimes have to touch him if it's a health and safety issue (eye drops, doc apt. etc).
@thisoneiserin Ugh yes. I want to be able to use it for readers advisory as a librarian and if I'm going to pick a particular book for my library's romance book club. I really don't want to have guilty feelings when giving a book a certain number of stars.
@litandknits Bet Me - Jennifer Crusie
The Inn on Sweetbrier Lane - Jeannie Chin
Boyfriend Material - Alexis Hall
Lord of Scoundrels - Loretta Chase
Well Matched - Jen DeLuca
@ellewoods25@ChrisReegs@thisoneiserin Ugh 100% yes. I do not understand how this became a thing. AuthorTok is great though - Tessa Bailey, Alisha Rai and Nisha Sharma are all fabulous follows.
I don't tweet a lot but Twitter gave me a place to reach out to writer and amazing human @jessiemihalik and interview her for my library system. I don't know of another platform where that sort of thing happens and I will be so sad to lose this space.
@bandherbooks ugh yes. I used to have coworker who would call people's romance selections "trashy books" and "guilty pleasures." She thought it was ridiculous when I said that wasn't okay.
@ChrisReegs@FatedMates@JoannaShupe It is! The one where the heroine kisses the hero on the train platform and strongarms him into pretending to be her husband so she can escape bad guys. IT'S GREAT. I need to go read all of her books now.
I've been going through the back catalog of @FatedMates episodes and because of that, I downloaded Tycoon by @JoannaShupe last night. If you haven't read it, do yourself a favor, and go buy it. It's a absolute delight.