So, I read a lot of books last year and I don't quite know how I managed it! Today I have my favourite 30 books of the year to share and to save some time because this post could be a few miles long, I will share a tiny bit of what the book is about but if you want a little more, I will link my Goodreads shelf at the end which has my unedited thoughts on these books! These aren't in any particular order but a few of them I did read three or four times this year. All of these books obviously got five stars but I did give other books five stars this year, they just didn't make the favourites cut.
1. Mr Spencer by T.L Swan
An age-gap romance that is one of my all time favourites so much so I have read it three times since it first released.
2. Mr Garcia by T.L Swan
Another age-gap romance that I also read three times. So much drama that I can't quite contain myself with this one.
3. The Casanova by T.L Swan
A work place enemies to lovers romance.
If you want to start reading T.L Swan's books, I would probably recommend starting with The Miles High Club series. I Love T's writing but I know they aren't for everyone.
4. You and Me On Vacation by Emily Henry
I posted a full post review on this book here.
5. Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert
Talia is the queen of romance, just trust me and read The Brown Sisters series.
6. The Ex Talk by Rachel Lynn Solomon
A romance with a podcast element.
7. The Intimacy Experiment by Rosie Danan
Who does't want to read a romance between an ex porn star turned business woman and a rabbi? Full review post here.
8. A Promised Land by Barack Obama
9. Isn't It Bromantic? By Lyssa Kay Adams
I wrote a full review on this gem here.
10. It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey
I LOVE Tessa Bailey and this was grumpy/sunshine at it's finest.
11. The Strike Out by Meghan Quinn
If you have Kindle Unlimited and you haven't read a Meghan Quinn book yet, what are you doing?
12. Close Quarters by Kandi Steiner
Billionaire boyfriend's boss romance on a yacht
13. Not My Match by Ilsa Madden-Mills
Full of angst sports romance.
14. Don't Kiss the Bride by Carian Cole
A marriage of convenience, age-gap romance.
15. The Wedding Game by Meghan Quinn
16. To Have and to Hate by R.S Grey
A marriage of convenience romance.
17. Life Lessons from a Brain Surgeon by Rahul Jandial
This book changed my life.
18. The Kings of Kearny by Navessa Allen
A motorcycle club romance
19. Make It Sweet by Kristen Callihan
I cannot say enough good things about this book, just read it.
20. The Two Week Stand by Samantha Towle
A holiday romance with a twist.
21. Broken French by Natasha Boyd
A nanny-widower romance on a yacht.
22. Forbidden by Karla Sorensen
An age-gap romance that is so emotional and so so good.
23. The Sweetest Oblivion by Danielle Lori
A mafia romance that needs you to check your feminist card at the door.
24. Fresh Meet by Jasmin Miller
A sports romance featuring the nanny trope.
25. Vines by Brynne Asher
A romantic suspense featuring an ex assassin.
26. Carnal Urges by J.T Geissinger
A mafia romance
27. Beautifully Cruel by J.T Geissinger
A mafia romance so good I read it twice in a week.
28. Managed by Kristen Callihan
They meet on a plane and then end up having to work together and he needs her to be able to sleep during a tour.
29. A Deal with the Devil by Elizabeth O'Roark
A slow burn romance
30. Resolution by Adriana Locke
A grumpy/sunshine romance.
What were your favourite reads of 2021?
My goodreads shelf can be seen here.
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