I bought the print version of Forever Your Rogue when it first came out based solely on its good reviews because I don't have a Kindle or use KU. Print was *my* only option in this case; so, yes!

It's particularly egregious when Elphaba sings "I'm Not That Girl" in the forest set vs. the boat set.

There were 13 Rumis and one Mira at the costume parade today.

I just want to weep at the cruelty of this.

Like, Spuds MacKenzie? America's glorious past is SPUDS MACKENZIE?

It's a Harlequin Historical about a young member of the gentry whose mother is murdered and who seeks refuge with her widower neighbor. They set out on an adventure across Tudor England (he works for Henry VIII, you see) to solve the murder and protect the lady's inheritance. I did read it haha.

Yeah, I know. I would be one of the aforementioned Romance girlies. And I like to think that I have a brain.

All of us are honorary Romance girlies in times like these.

I'm not surprised romance readers are reading the book; I'm surprised that it broke the algo. Usually, these recc lists are more about content vs what people are reading, but this has clearly hit a tipping point toward the latter.

I was tongue-in-cheek and referring to myself as a "girlie."

I'm not a full-blown go-to-Disney-every-year adult, but I'd be lying if I said the Disney Renaissance and the classic fairytales didn't turn me into a romance lover.

I am one of them, so. Literally, who do you think enjoyed "A Wedding to Protect Her Fortune"?

I mean, GR doesn't recognize what DNF is, so it will recommend books like those as it just sees it as another shelf you have. I have never seen a book so completely unrelated to the "you liked" book recommended before. I mean, A Wedding to Protect Her Fortune is a Harlequin Historical.

Yeah, it's a journey across Tudor England, and it's a marriage of convenience with a neighbor to protect her from a villainous cousin. It's cute and short.