I wonder as the years go on will publishers start marketing romantasy as “not your grandmas romantasy” like how they do with historical romance or is it because they have prejudiced notions of what histrom is?
And suddenly the world feels like an okay place again because Liana De la Rosa is self publishing a new historical romance series next year
You guys don’t know how painful it is when someone looks you in the eyes irl and recommends you a book that is just utter slop on a mountain of slop and you gotta just smile and nod
One of the only 2026 romance releases that actually made me FEEL something.
Layla flies to Paris for her ex sister in laws wedding only to meet the gruff & reclusive best man. Kate Clayborn is one of the most talented authors writing atm who writes actual romantic swoony moments
The first kiss in this has me hyperventilating it was So Good! Nobody is doing it like Kate Clayborn
I literally said that authors are being told to dumb their writing down by publishers because people can’t read at the level they should be reading at and people came at me with pitchforks on here
I can tell when authors are in group chats with each other before I read the acknowledgments because they lowkey be copying each others plots or subplots and maybe it’s unintentional but it’s happening a lot and and everything is starting to read the same 🤷♀️
People will sit there with a straight face and say “historical romance is dead” yet when I talk about historical romance it’s always my most engaged with posts 🤷♀️
Rachael 📚 retweeted
genuinely, people who don't consider queen of lombard street as HR, i wanna know your opinion on if emily henry books qualify as romance🤓☝️
And for my next trick I’m going to inhale a 384 page historical romance that will probably alter my brain chemistry and give me hope that not every man is a horrible human being
Cr: back on my Lorraine Heath grind!!!
She was betrayed and left penniless and now she’s out to learn how to seduce weathy gentlemen and I mean… who better for the job than London’s bad boy who lives amongst the shadows 😏
I’m actually kinda sick of seeing articles every week about romance readers and their habits like can we just leave it alone now?










