Welcome to week 619!
RULES:
*Grab a book, any book
*Turn to Page 56 or 56% in your Ereader
(If you want to improvise, go ahead!)
*Find a snippet, but no spoilers!
*Post it to your blog or Instagram and add your url to the Linky below. If you do not add your url, we may miss your post!
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Now for this week's selection:
Book Beginnings leave your links in the comments if you didn't join in the Friday 56.
Q: Do you enjoy reading romance novels? If so, which romance trope is your favorite?
A: I do, but not very often. If I do, it's usually a rom com or a Harlequin novel. Harlequin novels are consistently good for a quick read and I get over slumps with rom coms. They are often light reads, even YA and I like it. Just not more than thriller, mystery, horror..... Halloween before Valentines, folks. At least here.
**This is a weekly meme.
I don't usually enjoy romance novels because I find them so predictable. Or maybe I just pick bad ones. I should really pay attention to more romance novel reviews to figure out the ones I would like.
ReplyDeleteI really need to check out some of these short stories. This one looks particularly interesting to me, partly because I've had my eye on Harrow's other novels for a while now. A shorter story might be a great introduction. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteInteresting book and great excerpts. Hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI'm laughing at Halloween over Valentine's Day. Most of my books have strong romantic sub-plots, so I feel like they are almost equal in my reading choices.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fascinating!
ReplyDeleteChilling blurb from the book! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Deb, that blurb is chilling. Happy Friday Freda 😉
ReplyDeleteThis sound so good! I have read a couple other books by Alix E. Harrow and enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteI find romcoms are good slump breakers for me too.
Have a great weekend! Thank you for hosting. :-)
That's a chilling opening paragraph!
ReplyDeleteI don't read traditional romance anymore since I started reading queer ones, but the tropes are pretty similar
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