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What is the number one romance novel? What is the best romance book of all time?

Based on sales only? That would be The Bridges of Madison County by Robert James Waller. Although “best” is very subjective, we’ve gathered up our pick of the top 60. Click here to check out our favorites! In fact, if you want to discover our picks for the top romance authors, click here!

Here Are The Top 10 Romance Books According to Sales:

The Bridges of Madison County by Robert James Waller

The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

Love Story by Erich Segal

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Fear of Flying by Erica Jong

Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James

Me Before You by Jojo Moyes

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami

Fifty Shades Darker by E. L. James

How do I find a romance novel?

There are many places that you can find romance novels to read. If you prefer physical copies of books then you can pick them up in your local independent bookstore or bookstore chains in shopping centres. You can also get paperbacks or hardbacks delivered direct to your door from online sellers such as Barnes and Noble or Amazon. If you like to read on an electronic device such as smartphone, Kindle, Nook or tablet then you can download books from Barnes and Noble, Amazon or Kobo, amongst many other online retailers. You can also borrow both physical and ebooks from most libraries.

What is the most read romance book?

The most read romance book is Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austin.

What is a good romantic novel to read

There are so many romantic novels out there, it can be hard to know where to begin. But some good romantic novels that we would recommend are as follows:

Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte

Wuthering Heights – Emily Bronte

Pride & Prejudice – Jane Austen

It Ends With Us – Colleen Hoover

The Notebook – Nicolas Sparks

Me Before You – Jojo Moyes

Red, White & Royal Blue – Casey McQuiston

Anna Karenina – Leo Tolstoy

The Duke And I – Julia Quinn

The Princess Bride – William Goldman

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VIRGIN RIVER

At some point he realized that he knew how she felt—once you know how much you love someone, no one else would do.

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"I'm not wild about throwing up or waddling, but I sure love carrying around a little piece of you. You're right--you make excellent babies."

"We all have our special talents."

-Whispering Rock

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Camping, fall weather and a Robyn Carr book. How can life get any better right now?

Book- ‘Shelter Mountain’ by Robyn Carr (book 2 of the Virgin River series)

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REVIEW:

THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB by Robyn Carr at The Reading Cafe:

'a touching and heart warming story'

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Review: A Family Affair by Robyn Carr

Author: Robyn CarrPublisher: MIRAReleased: April 5, 2022Received: NetGalley A Family Affair is the latest novel to come from Robyn Carr, and it is the perfect read for those looking for a bit of an escape. It’s a bit of romance and women’s fiction all rolled into one delightful package. Anna has spent most of her adult life ensuring that her children have the things she never did. Stability, a…

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I just saw a trailer for Virgin River’s fourth season and choked on my drink. Of course Netflix Not-Mel doesn’t know who the father of her child is.

Anyway, here are some basic, spoiler-esque differences between the book and the show (apparently):

- There is never at any time in the book a question of who the father is when Mel ends up pregnant. Her husband’s still dead and she’s only been with one man since him.  

- Jack’s not a slut with a messy, dramatic life. At all. He was in a casual relationship very early on with Charmaine but called it off when he started catching feelings for Mel. Charmaine knew something was starting to feel off and outright asked him about it one night. She pretty much fell off the face of the earth gracefully after that and accepted that they couldn’t keep their relationship going.

- Mel and Jack both are very intelligent, self-sufficient people. They’re pretty in charge of their emotions (with the exception of Mel’s trauma of her husband being murdered and Jack’s mild PTSD). Even then, they’ve got a good handle on themselves all things considered.

- The real Jack Sheridan is a good man. He’s strong, reliable, and essentially a rock for both the town and, eventually, Mel. He has his flaws and shortcomings, but he’s human. He’s your log cabin, hunting-and-fishing man’s man, but he’s also loving and gentle. He has his insecurities and fears, but he’s normal.

- Jack is eventually (spoiler alert) the father of not one, but two children. Both with the same woman. I.e., Mel.

- I’m not as picky about appearances and both of the actors are nice-looking, but Mel’s a tiny, curly-haired blonde in the book (Jack mentally refers to her as a, “feminine little thing”), and Jack’s a big bear of a Marine still rocking his military ‘do. Pretty much all the women imply that despite being out of the Marines for awhile and being forty, he’s still built like one. It’s an in-your-face masculine vs. feminine balance with the two of them.

- As a personal opinion, the book actually creates a very interesting contrast between men’s and women’s respective “warzones” in equally graphic terms. There’s the graphic trauma of childbirth (Mel being in OBGYN and these rural women not really having quick, easy, or timely access to ambulances, hospitals, or epidurals) and that of war through Jack and the Marines.

The book is graphic across the board, but I’d definitely recommend (to adults only) it if you like the overall concept of the show but hate the amount of drama.

There’s drama in the book, but at least in the first one, it’s pretty grounded in reality.

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Get to know me tag!!

Thank you @annieqattheperipheral for tagging me! :) (Feel special that you thought of me🫶🏼)

Last song: Style - Taylor Swift (Speak Now TV cannot come soon enough!!!!) Have also been obsessed with Nate Smith and Erin Kinsey recently - any country rec send them my way or message me and I will gladly give them to you:)

Currently Watching: Modern Family - I started watching last August from the beginning and am slowlyyyy but surely making my way through PLUS I just finished my rewatch of Greek (If you haven't watched it, you NEED to)

Currently Reading: What We Find by Robyn Carr (I watched Sullivan's Crossing and really enjoyed it because who doesn't love some CMM) but I really want to reread The Love Hypothesis

Current Obsession(s): Sitting outside to tan and binge romance books by day and sitting outside to listen to music and talk with family and friends by night - summertime is my shit and I love a good campfire🏕️ (and candles that smell like them)

Tagging (No pressure to do it! Just wanted to let you know I love your blogs and that you make my experience on here so enjoyable xoxo): @shiptheship @thesweetestswede @zeagsmatty @hischiersdraisaitl @readyfreddy @imacanadian4 @23knies - I know you've already been tagged but another shoutout because I appreciate you🙌🏼

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Hi Emma! I would like to apologize first because this will be big and because I am an insane person. Remember when I sent you that ask about the Brazilian romance publishers, I decided to do a better research and share the results with you because I really want to see your books being published in Portuguese. 

I decided to give a little description of the Publisher and some of their authors, that I hope you are familiarized with their work, because it might be helpful. If it's not I apologize again.

Arqueiro: They are my absolute favorite. Quite established here. I am trying not to talk a lot about them because IF I COULD PICK ONE... it would definitely be them. Authors: Ali Hazelwood, Amy Lea, Ashley Herring Blake, Jenny Colgan, Julia Quinn, Lyssa Kay Adams.

Harlequin: They have a very diversified portfolio and the "queens of romance", they are cool, they don't play too much safe, their next book will be a romance about an adult film star falling in love. Authors: Susan Wiggs, Robyn Carr, Sarah Morgan, Mia Sosa, Ava Wilder, Kate Bromley, Nora Roberts, Suzanne Enoch.

Intrínseca: Big Publisher, they published Elliot Page's biography. I like them, but I don't agree with all their paper decisions. Authors: Tessa Bailey, Lauren Forsythem Jessa Hastings, Lynn Painter, Beth O'Leary, Jenna Evans Welch, Jade Beer, Sarah Adams, Jesse Q Sutanto, Tracey Livesay.

Verus: Part of a larger editorial group, not my first choice, but a good one nonetheless. Authors: Emily Henry, Laura Kayem Clare Pooley, Nancy Springer.

Rocco: Honestly they are huge, they published Harry Potter and Anne Rice here. Not my first choice but they are getting better at selling their romances. Authors: K.L Walther, Frances Mayes, Margaret Atwood, Lucy Clarke, Sandra Brown, Hannah Grace.

Bookmarks: They are independent, but they publish such cute books, the illustrations are adorable and the covers too. CUTE CUTE CUTE. I am dying because they had a huge sale and I didn't buy some books and now I am bitching about it to anyone willing to listen. Authors: Caroline Linden, Teresa Medeiros, Samantha Chase, Noelle Adams, Elizabeth Grey.

Charme: This one is 100% feminine and they are independent too. They publish some extra 🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶 Authors: Penelope Ward,, Meghan Quinn, Vi Keeland.

Sorry Emma, this got huge but I really want to see your work at my favorite bookstore!!!! I hope this isn't too intrusive!!!!! 

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Congrats on 700 girly! 💙 you so deserve it and I love this for you & love you💙 alright I'm going to try to do each one so well see what happens lol

❤ favorite fic: I've so many of yours it's hard to pick but I'm going with TGM this time and saying Flames Look Beautiful

🧡 top 5 OTPs: (1) IceMav (2) Hangster (3) Tarlos (4) I don't know the ship name 🙈 Benedict/Sophie from the Bridgerton books just bc their season isnt out yet (5) Kathony (also Bridgerton)

💛 top 5 books: I had to dig thru my kindle bc its been a minute since I've read an actual book and not fanfic and I picked a lot of series instead of just 1 book 🙈🤣

An Offer from a Gentleman (Bridgerton book 3 the whole series is good but this was my fav)

Black Knights Inc series by Julie Ann Walker.

Virginia River series by Robyn Carr (I haven't watched the Netflix series bc I've heard it's different than the books and I loved the books)

Cold Fury series by Sawyer Bennett

The McKettrick's series by Linda Lael Miller

💚 gif/edit of our ship:

💙 song shuffle: Come Back Home - Sofia Carson from Purple Hearts soundtrack

💜 1 thing that made me happy: I WROTE SOME MORE ON 2 DIFFERENT FICS 😍 I'm still not done with my TGM w/Ice fic but I wrote some more on it 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

Thank you, bb 😍

♥️ Really enjoyed writing it, and it's all thanks to you and YOUR TGM obsession that got ME obsessed too lol. So happy you like it enough to be your favorite!!

🧡 Oooh, I LOVE all of these ships (except S/B, I haven't read the book, I do love B though)

💛 I know none of these, but I will change that as soon as I can lol.

💚 THE WAY THEY LOOK AT EACH OTHER, HELP.

💙 Loved the movie! Wish they focused more on the ship and their development rather than the other stuff, but oh well. Here's mine:

💜 GOOD FOR YOU, FRIEND!!!!

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Books I finished in March 2024

"Virgin River" by Robyn Carr ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Coffee Shop Hook-Up" by Tuesday Harper ⭐⭐⭐½ "Inside These Halls" by Adrian J. Smith ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Back to September" by Melissa Brayden ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Her Mother's Grave" by Lisa Regan ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "A World-Class Service" by Arnica Butler ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Robyn Car Series

What are romance books and where do you find them?

Romance books refer to a type of fictional genre. This genre places primary focus on the romantic love between two people and, in most cases, has a happy ending. You can find romance books in many places. Bookstores, online shops, library, pretty much anywhere!

What is the number one romance novel? What is the best romance book of all time?

Based on sales only? That would be The Bridges of Madison County by Robert James Waller. Although “best” is very subjective, we’ve gathered up our pick of the top 60. Click here to check out our favorites! In fact, if you want to discover our picks for the top romance authors, click here!

Here Are The Top 10 Romance Books According to Sales:

The Bridges of Madison County by Robert James Waller

The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

Love Story by Erich Segal

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Fear of Flying by Erica Jong

Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James

Me Before You by Jojo Moyes

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami

Fifty Shades Darker by E. L. James

How do I find a romance novel?

There are many places that you can find romance novels to read. If you prefer physical copies of books then you can pick them up in your local independent bookstore or bookstore chains in shopping centers. You can also get paperbacks or hardbacks delivered direct to your door from online sellers such as Barnes and Noble or Amazon. If you like to read on an electronic device such as smartphone, Kindle, Nook or tablet then you can download books from Barnes and Noble, Amazon or Kobo, amongst many other online retailers. You can also borrow both physical and E-books from most libraries.

What is the most read romance book?

The most read romance book is Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austin.

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Joe Pickett - read or watch

I prefer to read books, then watch a movie.  I think that has always been true.  I mean there has been and will always be certain exceptions (like Lord of the Rings).  I have read all the Robyn Carr books, but I became bored with the show.  I read all the Harry Potter books, but I have not watched all the movies.  I have read all the Bridgerton Books by Julie Quinn and watched all the first season before I stopped watching.

I have enjoyed reading the Joe Pickett novels by CJ Box. I have read most of the books. I really like the mystery and the suspense.    However, the series about Joe Pickett on Paramount Plus had me totally enthralled.  This week, I have managed to watch two complete seasons (in between baseball games).  I think I have almost swallowed my tongue more than once.  What kills me - absolutely kills me - is that there is no season three.  Paramount canceled the show.  There are storylines that were not completed. There was a wrap up of the primary case, but there were secondary story lines and definitely a 

To be completely honest, I don’t know if I would have stayed fixated on the show if there were more seasons.   I do have the next book in the Joe Pickett series on hold for me at the library, but I am sure there are more than a few names ahead of me.

What I have figured out as I have gotten older, my attention span for movies and drama shows (no matter how good) wanes off and on. It has also made me wonder if the old way of letting out new shows once a week, kept the drama alive for me.  A little delayed gratification perhaps kept my attention better.   Either way, I am now chomping my teeth for the next Joe Pickett book, Three-Inch Teeth.

Elise has sent in a new interview with Mark Greaney.  The interview discusses his newest book, The Chaos Agent.  There is also a guest review of Embers in the London Sky.  I have added some reviews as well…  So enjoy reading!

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You know, there's this little rule about opinions. They're only good when someone actually asks you for them.

-Shelter Mountain

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Just finished this book and I loved it! Small town isn’t generally my thing but it was definitely a welcomed change after my mysteries and dark romances.

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Are you ready for a heartwarming story of a woman starting over in a new place? Then look no further than Sharon Sala's latest book, A Fresh Start in Borden's Gap. This is a tale that will make you laugh, cry, and feel all warm and fuzzy inside. First grade teacher Katie McGrath has been through a lot in the last year. After two life-changing events, she decides to leave Albuquerque and start fresh in Borden's Gap, Tennessee. She's happy to get back to teaching, but it takes some time for her to feel like herself again. Fortunately, she has a new neighbor, Sam Youngblood, and his adorable twin daughters to help her through the transition. If you're a fan of Debbie Macomber or Robyn Carr, you'll love A Fresh Start in Borden's Gap. Sharon Sala is a skilled storyteller, and she really knows how to tug at your heartstrings. You'll feel like you're right there in Borden's Gap with Katie, Sam, and the rest of the town. One of the things I loved most about this book was the way it captures the feeling of a small town. Borden's Gap feels like a real place, full of quirky characters and charming little shops. It's the kind of town where everyone knows everyone else's business, but they all come together when it counts. And speaking of quirky characters, the twins are an absolute delight. They're mischievous and adorable, and they steal the show whenever they're on the page. Sam is a great dad, and you can really feel the bond he has with his daughters. But of course, the heart of the story is Katie and her journey of self-discovery. She's been through a lot, and it's inspiring to watch her find the strength to start over. Her relationship with Sam is sweet and slow-burning, and you'll be rooting for them all the way. Overall, A Fresh Start in Borden's Gap is a feel-good read that will put a smile on your face. It's a perfect book to curl up with on a cozy evening, with a cup of tea and a fuzzy blanket. If you're looking for a heartwarming romance with a small town setting, this is the book for you. So go ahead and give it a try – you won't be able to put it down! Don't miss out on this incredible read! Click here to get your hands on a copy of the book or start your FREE 30-day trial of Audible today. Let the captivating story unfold before your eyes and immerse yourself in an unforgettable literary experience. Don't wait - click now and start your journey! Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details)