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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I read nothing but romance.  I highly recommend Lorelei James, Rough Rider series, Lauren Dane Brown Family series and its spin off, Marie Force’s Quantum series.  These are just off the top of my head.  I’ll come back with more once I take a look at my Kindle.[/quote]

I think we found the authority for the thread.

I went into a rabbit hole on Amazon unlimited (which I no longer support) for a series of sexy greek gods in the modern world hookups. Not everyone's cup of tea. Fantasy plus romance. They were really good and didn't hurt my brain with bad writing. That's all I ask-- I want the story and to not be distracted with terrible writing.[/quote]

I'm the one who reads nothing but romance.

Here are a few more I've really liked.  Kate Canterbary, Walsh series; Lainey Davis, Stone Creek University and many others (SCU was particularly spicy)  I agree with the poster upthread who recommended Vivian Arend.  It has been awhile since I read her but she is good.

I enjoyed Kylie Scott, I forgot the name of the series but they feature a rock band.

If you like romantic suspense, I highly recommend Pamela Clare's I-team series.

Carly Phillips is fun and hot but on the fluffier side.

Leaning towards the kinkier/dirtier end of the spectrum Mari Carr and Jayne Rylon and Olivia Cunning Backstage Pass series. What I mean by kinkier/dirtier is that there are 3-somes and BDSM in these books.  Lorelei James and Lauren Dane have that in their books too.

You can judge me all you want, I've always liked romance and now that I'm in menopause and my drive fell off a cliff, sometimes a few pages before bed will get my motor running enough to make my hasband happy.

What makes the books I'm recommending different from straight up Penthouse Letter is that there is character development and a plot beyond the sex.  These authors all have series that are connected so you see characters from prior books as a part of the overall world building/plot.

I am not a historical, fantasy, sci-fi reader so if that is your jam, I am not the person to come to.  I listen to a podcast called Fated Mates that is all about romance.  One of the hosts is Sarah MacLean who writes excellent, spicy historicals. (from what I've heard)[/quote]

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