I Love This Trope, Sub-Genre, Setting is a new feature on my blog in which I discuss a trope, sub-genre or setting that I love and tell you about books that are shining examples of said trope, sub-genre or setting. Feel free to play along and please let me know about your favorite books in this realm and whether you like this trope, sub-genre and/or setting as much as I do! Today I am spotlighting the trope of: My Best Friend's Brother/My Brother's Best Friend , which I would define as any book where the heroine either has a crush on or falls for her brother's best friend or her best friend's brother. I have to confess that I love this trope in nearly all of its iterations! I have a younger brother so I never got to crush on any of his friends but it's fun reading about that and it's equally as fun as reading about falling for your best friend's brother -- instant sisters! I know there are a ton
Well, I could tell you the obvious answer for my book recommendations? ;) Okay no for real. I always suggest the following series: Chaos Walking by Patrick Ness, Unwind by Neal Shusterman, Air Awakens by Elise Kova, Apocalypsis by Elle Casey, The Woodlands by Lauren Nicolle Taylor, Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi.. there are just so many that I love! And then standalones, definitely Rites of Passage by Joy Hensley, Don't Touch by Rachel M Wilson, anything by Cat Winters, anything by Lauren Oliver, Only Ever Yours and Asking For It by Louise O'Neill.. I feel like this list could go on forever? Umm READ ALL THE BOOKS. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe Others! Yes. Do you know I loved The Opportunist but I will/can't do a re-read ever? It pains me even to think about the book and series. I was definitely riveted by also depressed by so much wasted time. Plus, I wanted to shake the heck out of Olivia soooo many times! I guess I got a little off track here, lol! Great selection of books here, Eva! Fab giveaway! :)
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Deletei do recommend often books by suzanne johnson i was amazed by each of hers eries ( also under susannah sandlin name) and with her latest release a romance suspense there is really a littel for everyone taste
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Summer Skin by Kirsty Eagar! It's a YA bordering on NA contemporary romance that's been my favourite read of 2016 by far!
ReplyDeleteMe Before You and The Girl on the Train are two books that I have recently been recommending.
ReplyDeleteYou have some of my favorites listed there! I love seeing To Kill a Rockstar, The Opportunist, and Flat-Out Love on this list. TKaRS has always been an all time favorite. Good luck to everyone who's entered. Hops are so much fun.
ReplyDeleteSo many good books - The Opportunist is my favorite! I need to read some of these too, especially Station Eleven and Undecided! And the Anne Bishop series. :)
ReplyDeleteI see so many of my favorite books in this list.
ReplyDeleteI'm always recommending Lisa Kleypas' books to people looking for romance.
Thanks for the giveaway, Eva!
The Premonition series by Amy A Bartol and the Academy series by C.L. Stone.
ReplyDeleteI always suggest "Since you've been gone" by Morgan Matson :]
ReplyDeleteI always suggest The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer!
ReplyDeleteEdenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson
ReplyDeleteSo many! It depends on what kind of books they like. I recommend Lisa Kleypas' historical, The Charley Davidson series by Darynda Jones, The Winner's trilogy by Marie Rutkoski.
ReplyDeletePushing the Limits by Katie McGarry.
ReplyDeleteThe Damsels in Distress series by Laura Kenyon it is a funny twist on fairytale characters i.e Belle, Snow white ect..
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ReplyDeleteI'm always suggesting The Unwind Dystoly by Neal Shusterman. Awesomley unique YA novels!
ReplyDeleteI'm always recommending The Winner's Curse trilogy by Marie Rutkoski, Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan, Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, and all Kasie West's contemporaries! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this giveaway! And thanks for suggestions/recommendations. I heard a lot about The Foxhole Court, I need to check it out if it is one of your favorites.
ReplyDeleteAnd I always suggest Red Rising trilogy by Pierce Brown to everyone who asks for recommendations :)
Thank you for the giveaway :) I am always recommending Maybe In Another Life, Tell the Wolves I'm Home and Me Before You.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway :) I am always recommending Maybe In Another Life, Tell the Wolves I'm Home and Me Before You.
ReplyDeleteI love the Millenium series, its one of the best series i have ever read.Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm always rec-ing YA Contemporary books. Courtney Summers (everything), Before I Fall, Dangerous Girls, My Life Next Door. Thanks so much for the Giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I am always suggesting Pierce Brown's Red Rising Trilogy.
ReplyDeleteFeral Sins by Suzanne Wright <3
ReplyDeleteI recommend that you read Every Last Word. It's sweet, beautiful, and sad all at the same time. It's also an interesting portrayal of a girl with OCD, who attempts to find her true self.
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I'm always suggesting Asylum and the sequels by Madeleine Roux :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I recommend Mary Kay Andrews' books for easy fun reads. I've read so many of her books. I also really liked your recommendation of The Coincidence of Coconut Cake. I live in a suburb of Milwaukee so it was fun knowing the setting of the book. I've been recommending that book as well. Love your blog and look forward to your posts!
ReplyDeleteThe UnEnchanted series by Chanda Hahn and thanks for the great giveaway!! :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I'm always recommending Jellicoe Road, Friday Brown and Simon vs. :)
ReplyDeleteThe books by Jenny B. Jones
ReplyDeleteThe Mortal Instruments series and the Infernal Devices trilogy.
ReplyDeleteI am always suggesting The Winner's Curse and The False Prince. I have now recommended The Winner's Kiss to about 5 of my friends and I work at a bookshop, and my most recommended book is The False Prince.
ReplyDeleteI am always recommending anything written by Colleen Hoover, especially Slammed since it's the book that I first fell in love with by her. I also always recommend A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas. It's such a fun read!
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ReplyDeleteDark Hunter Series by Sherrilyn Kenyon :)
The Soul Screamers series by Rachel Vincent and Easy by Tammara Webber.
ReplyDeleteLately I suggest Genesis by Bernard Beckett a lot. Is an awesome short dystopian novel and it blows your mind.
ReplyDeleteThe Grisha Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo!
ReplyDeleteI think that I always suggest Anna and the French Kiss and Looking for Alaska to the ones that haven't read them yet.
ReplyDeleteI always suggest Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles.
ReplyDeleteThe Last Princess by Galaxy Craze and The Martian by Andy Weir
ReplyDeleteRight now it is anything by Colleen Hoover, especially November 9.
ReplyDeleteUndo Me by M Robinson is phenomenal
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ReplyDeleteAnything by Sarah Maas like Throne of Glass series or A Court of Thorns and Roses.
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ReplyDeleteInquisitor by R J Blain is one of my favorites ♡ Thank you
ReplyDeleteI always suggest Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson :)
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One of the most recent books that I read that I have been talking about nonstop since I finished is All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. It was just so beautifully written and the storylines come together so well. I cried so much reading it, but it was such a good book.
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ReplyDeleteThe Dark Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon.
ReplyDeleteGlimmer of hope by Sarah M. Eden. Thank you for the giveaway :)
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Unfortunately, my friends don't read as much as me or have completely different tastes but I can always recommend Pride & Prejudice. It may be over 200 years old but it still relates to people.
ReplyDeleteI always recommend Nalini Singh, she's an amazing writer :)
ReplyDeleteAll Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness.
ReplyDeleteI always suggest Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See. Thanks.
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Gil's All Fright Diner. I just really enjoyed it, and if asked, it's the first one that usually comes to mind.
ReplyDeleteVicious and A Darker Shade of Magic by V. E. Schwab!
ReplyDeleteI'm always suggesting Ilona Andrews' Kate Daniels series.
ReplyDeleteI'm always suggesting books by Erin Healy - such as Motherless.
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I'm always suggesting Creep and its sequel, Freak, by Jennifer Hillier. These were two of the best suspense/thrillers I've ever read.
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I always suggest Wool by Hugh Howey.
ReplyDeleteBallads of Suburbia by Stephanie Kuehnert, because it's FANTASTIC and just so real.
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I always suggest REAL by Katy Evans & The Storm MC series by Nina Levine!!
ReplyDeleteHermann Hesse's books :)
ReplyDeleteI usually suggest Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi!! She was a new author to me and really didn't know how popular her books were.
ReplyDeleteMenagerie by Rachel Vincent!
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