Reviews by Category: Romance

Stardust is an intriguing and truly fantastical novel by Neil Gaiman. Its about a boy name Tristan

Thorn who was born from an unusual circumstance in an unusual town. A wall on one side

blocks his town from the world of the Fae. While being in love with a girl, he believes if he finds

her a star in the faerie land he’ll finally have her become his wife. What comes next is a

fascinating, dark, and whimsical adventure with talking trees, tinkerers, and powerful witches

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This story follows the life of Jude Duarte, an individual whose life took a very drastic turn of

events, very quickly. One minute she was living happily with her parents, twin sister, and elder

sister, the next, a strange man comes into their lives, kills her parents, and takes her and her

sisters away to a strange land, in which magic exists. Jude and her sister Taryn are humans, they

have little to do with this new land of Faerie apart from keep themselves safe from it, but

Rowan Roth is an overachieving, high school student. She studies, volunteers, works, has a

million leadership positions, and is involved in just about every club at her school. It is finally

the last day of the school year and the only person stopping Rowan from becoming Valedictorian

is none other than her academic rival of the last four years, Neil McNair. Rowan and Neil have

been at each other's throats for years, to the point where several recounts of their student council

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The Book, It Ends With Us, by Colleen Hoover, follows the life of Lily Bloom. For most of her

life, Lily has had to deal with her abusive fathers action towards her and her mother--who she

believes to be too weak to safeguard her own life. When she finally decides to escape the

shackles that her unfortunate childhood has put her through, she moves to Boston to have a new

The Summer I Turned Pretty, by Jenny Han, is a romance novel and the first in a three-novel

series.

All Your Perfects, by Colleen Hoover, is a romance novel and a stand-alone book.

Heart Bones, by Colleen Hoover, is a romance novel and a stand-alone book.

Love and Other Words is a sweet romance following Macy after running into the former

and sort-of current love of her life, Elliott, on her commute from her pediatrics job. It’s the first

time they’ve seen each other in the past eleven years. Something devastating broke them apart,

but it seems like fate has brought them back together. Except that Macy’s happily engaged to

someone else - and she still blames Elliott for what happened so long ago. They met when they

Banter that makes you giggle while swinging your feet back and forth. Witty comebacks

and relatable characters. Book Lovers is most likely one of the best contemporary romances I’ve

read this year.

Introduced as a historical fiction romance, The Poetry of Secrets by Cambria Gordon

becomes much more than just a love story: it is the story of identity, family, loyalty, feminism,

religion, and internal conflict, all during the Spanish Inquisition in Spain in 1481. This novel follows

Isabel Perez, a converso, or a Jew forced to convert to Catholicism. But like many conversos in Spain