The second episode to our podcast is live, folks! We’re so psyched about the show as we discussed about one of the most awesome things we love about reading romance novels: book boyfriends! Yes, there is such a thing. And what better time to fangirl over book boyfriends than during the love month? We talked about what a book boyfriends are all about (for those who don’t know yet), what were the qualities of these fictional guys that made us swoon, and of course, naming our favorites! Check out the video to watch.
Who are your book boyfriends? Did we mention familiar names, or do you have other dashing heroes we should know about? Leave a comment to share their names and/or your feels on why you love them.
[…] my favorite Esguerra book. Yes, I’m a Dante fan for all the reasons you’re thinking of. Dante is definitely book boyfriend material. But aside from that, the story tackled a thing that most women may encounter in this day and age: […]
[…] so adept he can send a girl into orgasms from afar. That he is literally a god just amps up his book boyfriend eligibility. A. Star also does a really good job at turning up the heat when it comes to love […]
[…] being hot and hung like a horse (and I’m very tempted to add a few puns here), Kade is a fun book boyfriend. He’s a bit cavemanish, but not in the sense that he doesn’t appreciate Morrie’s […]
[…] a whole gym full of these guys, I was all but pulling out the pompoms, because my love for alpha book boyfriends knows few, if any, limits. Juxtapose a heavy hitter like ex-Marine Rick “Ricochet” […]
[…] think I’ve mentioned before that Gilbert was my first ever book boyfriend, and I’m sure I’m not the only one who fell hard and fast for him in Anne of Green […]
[…] She proves herself a great friend and a lady worthy of the guy who replaced Gilbert Blythe as my book boyfriend, Jonathan of […]
[…] But then I’ve recently realized that even my old school vampire faves were interesting as characters who happened to be vampires, rather than being interesting because they were vampires. Case in point, check out my list of top five fanged book boyfriends below. […]
[…] And if you’re pouting because you are into mythology and maybe because Hades is or was a book boyfriend of yours (because why not lust after a millennia-old figure of tortured male divinity?), you […]
[…] you add a good dose of ab-licious hotness to that, well, is it any wonder I thought him instant book boyfriend material? Plus, he’s pretty much a high-functioning sociopath, and I’ll admit I have a […]
[…] Quinn was definitely book boyfriend material. Sexually, he was the take-charge, masterful type, but also generous (the boy-to-girl O […]
[…] why not? There’s a lot to sell a lady on with regard to a shifter’s eligibility as a book boyfriend: strength, sensuality, and a kind of touchy-feely attitude, not to mention the tendency to go all […]