The Valentine’s Book Blogger Challenge - Day 5: Most romantic books you've ever read.


Hosted by Rachel @ParaJunkee



Day 5: Most romantic books you've ever read.



         
                                           The Boy Who Sneaks In My Bedroom Window                                                      by Kirsty Moseley 
I recently read this and was blown away. Such an amazing and sweet story


Wait for you
  by J. Lynn  
    I adored this book! Absolutely amazing. 


  
                                                              One Foot in the Grave                    
                                                                  by Jeaniene Frost                               
                           The way Bones chase Cat down and won't let her go, aww.                                      

 Frist Drop of Crimson
by Jeaniene Frost
Staying in the same world,  I loved this one. 
I adored Spade & Denise's story. 


     
                                  The host                                     
    by Stephenie Meyer    
                                       It will probably always have a special place for me.                                     

 Let it snow
by John Green, Maureen Johnson & Lauren Myracle
A great book with lots of christmas romance.



HAPPY VALENTINES DAY EVERYONE!



Comments

  1. Stephanie @ BookfeverFebruary 14, 2014 at 5:43 PM

    Dang! How could I forget The Host?!

    Also, I'm kinda sad this was the last day. I had so much fun with this challenge!

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