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Save:A Proper Charade is a delightful, laugh-out-loud historical romance that delivers on charming characters and clean swoons, even if the premise is a bit whimsical. Great for readers who want to smile, swoon, and escape into a sweet, banter-filled love story.
"A Proper Charade" by Esther Hatch is a delightful historical romance novel set in the 'Proper Scandals' series. The story follows Lady Patience Kendrick, who poses as a maid in General Woodsworth's home to prove herself, and her interactions with the serious and analytical son of the General, Anthony. The book is praised for its humor, witty banter, and the unexpected romance that blossoms between the two main characters despite their initial intentions. The plot is engaging, with charming characters and a lighthearted tone that keeps readers entertained throughout the story.
Her head plopped down into the dirt and leaves, making not only her dress a bit of a mess but her whole person. She shifted to a sitting position on the ground. Of course her brother would find her wh...May 2020•289 pages - #2
Save:A hilarious, sweet, and refreshingly real new adult romcom with standout side characters and lots of feels - just be ready for a narrator who loves to talk. Total comfort read!
'Know Not Why' by Hannah Johnson is a humorous and heartwarming story about a young man named Howie coming to terms with his sexuality. Through witty inner monologues and hilarious interactions with his friends and family, Howie navigates the challenges of self-discovery and relationships. The first-person perspective allows readers to fully immerse themselves in Howie's world, filled with quirky characters like Arthur, Kristy, Cora, Amber, and Mitch, each bringing a unique dynamic to the story. beautifully balances humor, romance, and self-acceptance, making it a delightful coming-of-age read.
“Why can’t you just be happy for me in my hour of glory, huh? Do you think that Alexander Graham Bell’s homies gave him this much trouble when he invented the phone? No. They probably just went, ‘Hey,...May 2012•338 pages - #3
Save:A cheeky, fast-paced rom-com with heart, heat, and humor - even if it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, it’s near-irresistible for romance lovers looking for a lively, feel-good read.
'Dirty' by Kylie Scott tells the story of Lydia, a runaway bride who escapes her wedding after discovering a shocking secret about her fiancé. Fleeing quickly, she ends up in her neighbor Vaughan's bathtub, sparking a chemistry between the two flawed but lovable characters. As their relationship develops from friends to lovers, the book explores themes of body image, family issues, and following one's heart. With witty writing and a cast of intriguing characters, 'Dirty' is a fun and entertaining read set in a small town in Idaho, USA.
I stared at my cell phone, mouth slack in horror. Man, they were really going for it. Tongues wrangling, teeth clashing. There was no hesitation, no holding back, as they ground their bodies together....April 2016•289 pages - #4
Save:An outrageously funny, feel-good romance that's perfect when you need laughs, a bit of spice, and big-hearted characters - ideal for rom-com lovers and anyone needing a mood boost!
'The Pilot & the Puck-Up' by Pippa Grant follows the story of Zeus Berger, a hockey player, and Joey Fireball, a pilot, as they navigate through challenges and quirky moments in their relationship. The plot moves fast with a mix of insane and silly moments, showcasing the hardheaded nature of the main characters who refuse to let anything stand in the way of their love. The writing style is humorous, with well-written and lovable characters, offering a blend of romance, comedy, and hockey in a unique and engaging storyline.
But it was a bitch and a half getting that last-minute private fitting at Madame Cosette’s anyway, and the woman probably would’ve had to stitch three bras together and then nail the damn contraption...2018•290 pages - #5
Save:A delightful, spicy escapist read that's perfect when you're in the mood for quick, feel-good paranormal romance (with a steamy threesome twist). Just don't expect too much depth or worldbuilding - this one's all about the heat and fun!
Talia Barca, the protagonist in 'Twice the Growl', is a woman facing a dilemma when she has to attend a family wedding where her ex-husband will be present. Seeking a solution, she turns to her neighbor, Gerri Wilder, who runs a Paranormal Dating Agency. Unexpectedly, Talia is matched with two enticing men, Connor and Theron, who are eager to form a triad with her. As the story unfolds, Talia navigates her feelings, trust issues, and the dynamics of a polyamorous relationship while dealing with the threat from the pack she is destined to join. The plot is described as spicy, sweet, and direct, with a focus on the romantic entanglement between the characters and the challenges they face.
“I don’t know,” she muttered and lifted her amaretto sour to her lips. She gripped the cold glass tightly so the shaking of her hand wouldn’t cause her to let it drop. Stupid nerves. There was no real...August 2014•156 pages - #6
Save:Lisa Berne has written a sweet and charming historical romance in 'The Worst Duke in the World'. The story follows Anthony, a Duke, who finds himself in an unhappy marriage that results in a child, Wakefield. Jane, the illegitimate daughter, discovers her long-lost grandmother and her life takes a new turn. The plot unfolds with humorous and romantic elements, showcasing the evolving relationship between Anthony and Jane.
The writing style in the book is described as sweet, funny, and convincing. Readers have praised the delightful and engaging romance between the characters. The book captures the essence of a light-hearted and humorous storyline, reminiscent of novels by PG Wodehouse, with a touch of silliness and believable character dynamics.
His Grace the Duke of Radcliffe had reached the last of the wide marble steps that led from his house onto the graveled sweep and was just about to execute a gentle left turn when from above and behin...January 2021•408 pages
(Also, see 37 recommendations for the series The Penhallow Dynasty ) - #7
Save:A fun, lighthearted take on Pride and Prejudice that doesn’t take itself too seriously - ideal for a cozy night in, especially if you love clever updates to beloved classics.
'Pride, Prejudice and Jasmin Field' by Melissa Nathan is a modern-day retelling of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'. The story follows journalist Jazz Field who is cast in a charity production of 'Pride and Prejudice' directed by the arrogant Harry Noble. intertwines the original plot of 'Pride and Prejudice' with a highly modernized and subtle version set in a journalism theater milieu in 2000 London. Readers will find themselves immersed in a fun and engaging update of the classic story, filled with British humor and contemporary twists.
The characters in the book, particularly Jasmin Field, are portrayed as relatable and dynamic, offering readers a fresh perspective on the beloved characters from 'Pride and Prejudice'. The narrative cleverly explores the effects the protagonists have on each other, blending elements of romance, drama, and humor seamlessly. Melissa Nathan's writing style maintains a lighthearted and entertaining tone throughout, making it a delightful read for fans of Austen's work and those looking for a modern take on classic literature.
The tube train was stifling and packed. Jasmin Field -Jazz to her friends - couldn’t read her book because someone’s entire body was in her private space. Pinned to the door, she shut her eyes and ima...2000•288 pages - #8
Save:A quick, sweet, and funny friends-to-lovers read - perfect for romance fans who love librarians, quirky towns, and a touch of slapstick humor.
Practice Makes Perfect is a charming romance novel in the Southern Comfort series by Sarah Title. The story follows librarian Helen Lee, who dreams of becoming a successful romance writer but faces rejection due to her lackluster sex scenes. Her colleague and friend, Henry Beckham, steps in to help her with some hands-on research, leading to a humorous and heartwarming journey of friendship turning into something more. As they navigate through the challenges of writing steamy scenes and exploring their feelings, the book skillfully weaves together elements of romance, humor, friendship, and self-discovery.
August 2016•96 pages - #9
Save:A laugh-out-loud, super sexy romp perfect for fans of snark and shifters - just don’t expect a sweet, gentle love story.
'Go Fetch!' in the 'Magnus Pack' series by Shelly Laurenston is a paranormal romance novel featuring Miki and Conall as the main characters. The story revolves around Miki, a genius with a photographic memory, who is equally ruthless and funny in a brutal kind of way. Conall, a Viking wolf shifter, is described as having the alpha traits but is willing to soften up for Miki. The plot is filled with humor, steamy scenes, and a unique world building that continues from the previous novel in the series.
Miki’s eyes snapped open and she realized she already had her hand around the shotgun she kept against her nightstand. She sat up, the gun still in her grasp. She had to shake her head to bring hersel... - #10
Save:A charming, spicy Regency romp packed with quirky characters and sizzling chemistry - perfect for fans of bold heroines and slow-burn love stories. Best enjoyed if you like your romance with a dose of mischief!
The Marquess Method by Kathleen Ayers is the third book in The Beautiful Barringtons series, focusing on Lady Theodosia Barrington's infatuation with the Earl of Blythe. Theodosia, a talented portrait painter, concocts a plan to win the Earl's affections but finds herself forced to wed the Marquess of Haven after a scandal. The book is described as a hot historical read with a well-developed plot that follows the whirlwind relationship between Theo and Haven, filled with humor, romance, and misunderstandings.
Author Ayers creates an engaging narrative with interesting characters, including the quirky Barrington siblings and the charming Marquess of Haven. The story is fast-paced, well-written, and set in the regency era, making it an enjoyable read for fans of historical romance with strong female leads and steamy scenes.
Theo marched into the park just as the sun was beginning to pinken the sky, thinking how fortunate it was that the Averell mansion backed up to the rolling expanse of grass and trees. The park was eas...July 2021•310 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Beautiful Barringtons )
