Another year has come and gone! 2024 marked my 14th year as a reviewer and my 24th+ year as a reader at AAR .I’ve found many, many great romances here. These are my favorites published in 2024: The London Bookshop Affair by Louise Fein. A dual-time story taking place in London during the 1940s/1960s this…
I’ve been developing our “unusual occupations” tag, and I need your help! I stated by visiting our old Special Title listings for Unusual Professions. Let me tell you, some of those jobs are a LOT more popular than we evidently thought. We have characters on that list who are, for example, archaeologists, paleontologists, and botanists….
What’s going on in the wonderful world of book review tags at All About Romance? I’m so glad you asked! Updating: Based on commenter feedback, I’ve revised my process for checking and/or updating the tags on new reviews. For most categories, I don’t search for books which received a grade below B-. This is so…
When I was reading Bianca Mori’s One Night at the Penthouse Suite, one of the things that I loved was how unusual it is to read a billionaire romance where the billionaire is the heroine. And Cora Ciacho’s CEO position isn’t wallpaper: she spends the book actively making business decisions and fighting with her board…
As someone whose path to reading romance included a lengthy period reading X-Files fanfiction (oh, man, who else remembers The Gossamer Project???), I am clearly a huge fan of UST – Unresolved Sexual Tension. In romance, this is the slow burn phase, where the energy of characters’ attraction builds up and up before being released….
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