I want read some good romance novels?

I want to read a good romance novel. NO VAMPIRE SERIES. Something like A Walk To Remember would be good and nothing cheesy please. Thanks.I want read some good romance novels?
Georgette Heyer's regency romances are pretty good, with fun dialogue.
ughh, vampire romances are overrated now.



"The Immortals Series" by Alyson Noel: The first book is called "Evermore". It's sooo good! However I should probably warn you it's a little similar to Twilight, but it's not a whole vampire thing. I can't wait to read the new books that came out. It's about a girl named Ever who can see auras, hear people鈥檚 thoughts, and know a person鈥檚 life story by touch. Then one day she meets Damen, a guy who is able to make things appear and disappear, always seems to know what she鈥檚 thinking, and the only one who can silence the noise and the random energy in her head... and the romance goes on from there. I highly recommend it.



"The Wake Series" by Lisa McMann: Well I've only read the first book... but I loved it and it encouraged me to buy the next book. It's about a girl, Janie, who is cursed with the ability of getting sucked into other people's dreams. Then she falls into somebody's terrible nightmare, and she's more than a witness, she's a participant. The guy in this romance is really sweet %26lt;3



I would've put more but the ones I wanted to were already listed above... and I'm sure you've heard of The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks? Very romantic... :)I want read some good romance novels?
If you know tamil language you can take a "Sivagamiyin sabatham" novel. This is a historical novel as well as a romance novel also. Your romance thoughts will awaken here with Pallavan and sivagami.
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pease answer my questions and i'll give you some more.I want read some good romance novels?
Pride and Prejudice I feel is a great romance novel. It's written by Jane Austen.
Angels in Pink by Lurlene McDaniel



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The Time Traveler's Wife is a really good ramantic book. Its also a movie
Twilight
I agree. Georgette Heyer's regency romances or try Judith McNaught