Readable trash

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Anonymous wrote:The Hating Game by Sally thorne
Beautifull Bastard-Christina Lauren (this is whole series, their later books are just poorly written romcoms, the early stuff is very sexy).

2nd The Hating Game and add 99 Percent Mine by Sally Thorne
Also the Reluctant Royals series from Alyssa Cole, for modern

For Regency romances- which is what I read too much, my favorite authors are Tessa Dare, Lisa Kleypas and Julia Quinn.

The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare was my first historical romance and totally hooked! Read all her books andnlisa Kleypas and Julia Quinn (the Bridgestone series).

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Marian Keyes' books can be fun, as are Sophie Kinsella's. And the Amelia Peabody series by Elizabeth Peters is hilarious.

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Anonymous wrote:Judith Krantz! I read her books when i was a young teenager and have re-read them as an adult. SO good and entertaining!

She just died in June, so good to see the shout out.

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+1Sophie Kinsella, especially I've Got Your Number and Can You Keep a Secret.

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V.C. Andrews anyone??!

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Anonymous wrote:V.C. Andrews anyone??!

I admit to rereading the entire Flowers in the Attic series a few years ago when I heard the Lifetime movies were coming out. I had just gotten a Kindle so I could do it secretly.

Also I remember the very early Jackie Collins books (Chances, Lucky etc.) falling quite nicely into this category. And, although obviously problematic, Gone with the Wind.

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Sister Soujah wrote some bestsellers in the 90s that I could NOT put down. _The Coldest Winter Ever_ was a page turner for me. It’s out of the norm for my tastes, too.

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The Sookie Stackhouse books by Charlaine Harris. The True Blood series is based on them. There’s a bunch and they are as easy to read as it is to eat cotton candy.

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Anonymous wrote:i an a 100% trash reader. Here are my favorites.

For the erotic stuff: Lorelei James and Lauren Dane
For romantic comedy: Susan Elizabeth Phillips; Jill Shalvis
For straight romance Marie Force

The best of these are series so look them up online and start at the beginning.

Bless you for saying this. I, too, read trash and love it.