Hello everyone! Happy Valentine’s Day!

Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme created by Bionic Bookworm, and it’s now hosted by Meeghan Reads. If you’re interested in participating, check out their wonderful blog to get the details and the prompts for each week!

This week’s Top 5 Tuesday topic is supposed to be Top 5 First Kisses, but I have to pivot a bit because my memory isn’t good enough to remember specific first kiss scenes. Instead, I’m going to talk about five romance books near the top of my TBR today.

The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston – This book is quite literally at the top of my TBR as I’m planning on starting it once I finish my current read. I really enjoyed Geekerella and I’m looking forward to reading Ashley Poston’s first adult romance novel. The premise of this book also seems quirky and weird, and it involves an actual ghost, so I’m excited to see how that all works out.

Booked on a Feeling by Jayci Lee – I haven’t spent much time thinking about my readathon for the Trope-ical Readathon in March, but I know that I’m going to use this book for one of the prompts. This is one of the many romance books I have on NetGalley and I’m planning on reading it soon. This is a bookish book, which is something that I usually enjoy. It’s also the third book in a series, but fortunately a lot of romance novels can be read as standalones, set in the same universe.

Delilah Green Doesn’t Care by Ashley Herring Blake – I received this book for Christmas and I’m looking forward to reading it. This sapphic romance novel involves a character going back to their hometown, which is a great trope. I’ve also heard some great things about this book and I love the colour of the cover, which is an added bonus.

Secretly Yours by Tessa Bailey – I was fortunate enough to receive an ARC of this book through NetGalley and I’m hoping to read it very soon. This book involves a winery, which is enough to make me excited to read this book. This book also promises a grumpy/sunshine storyline, which is one of my favourite tropes.

The Marriage Game by Nisha Sharma – This book promises the forced proximity trope with hints of enemies-to-lovers, which is a wonderful combination. It also looks like it involves meddling parents, which is a trope I always find amusing. This is another book that I’ve heard a lot of good things about, so I’m excited to read it soon.

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