Audiobooks That Couples Should Listen to Together

There's no better feeling than listening to a sweet romantic book in your free time. When reading a book about historical romance, you will discover the tender side of love. Here are some of the best romantic audiobooks that can make you blush when listening to them.

Bared to You

Written by Sylvia Day, this romantic audiobook tells a story about Gideon and Eva, who are financially successful but are in a mess. Jill Redfield is the narrator of this audiobook. The two grapples with their overwhelming chemistry and find it hard to cope with their dark past. They slowly realize that they can learn to trust each other again. Jill brings a thrilling edge to Bared to You with her narration.

Indigo

Indigo was written by Beverly Jenkins. Robin Eller is the narrator. The novel talks about an underground railroad that stands out as the perfect romantic spot. The story plot takes a twist when Topaz gets married to a deputy marshal. She does this against her will, but she is left with no choice but to agree to the marriage proposal.

Ravished

Amanda Quick' Ravished follows the story of a mismatched couple who discover the rapture of love. Harriet Pomeroy needs a powerful and clever man to help her defeat the thieves who were using her caves to hide the things they have stolen. When she summoned Gideon Westbrook to help her, Pomeroy didn't know she was summoning the devil.

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Enchanting Romances About Young Love

We all remember our first kiss and our first love, and nothing else can quite replicate the magic of those moments. These books all capture what makes that experience so special, as well as being fantastic reads for any reader!

Everything Leads To You by Nina Lacour

A truly glamorous and beguiling book, with a clever metanarrative and commentary on the idealized nature of fictional relationships, where this book really wins readers over is with its central character Emi.

The Summer Of Jordi Perez (And The Best Burger In Los Angeles) by Amy Spalding

The Summer Of Jordi Perez is a novel that really effectively captures what it’s like to be young and in love in the digital age, especially the dichotomy between private and public lives that can become so muddled. As well as providing an inspirational narrative of body positivity and self-confidence.

To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han

Whether or not you’ve seen the fantastic Netflix adaptation(Although you really should have by now!) this riveting book is definitely worth checking out. A moving and eloquent expression of the heightened emotions that come with young love.

Emergency Contact by Mary K Choi

A book that captures the unique, and potentially liberating, way in which relationships can develop online and via text. It also contains a truly charming set of lead characters, whose awkwardness and genuine natures is at once relatable and endearing.

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Best romance movies that came from books

There are so many romance books out there that it’s no surprise that so many of them are adapted into movies. Here is our list of some of the best romance movies that started out life as books.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)

Based on Stephen Chbosky’s novel, the film follows a naïve and endearing outsider, Charlie. Charlie is just 15 years old, dealing with the suicide of his best friend and is the quintessential wallflower. That is until he meets Patrick and Sam, step brother and sister, who help him to adjust to life in high school. There are lots of dark secrets and emotional twists and turns in this romantic coming-of-age book including abuse and a secret gay relationship.

A Walk to Remember (2002)

When a prank at school goes wrong, Landon Carter, is held responsible for the prank and the student that has been put in the hospital. He Is forced to join in community service activities after-school, which includes taking on the lead in the next school play. Jamie Sullivan is the reverend’s daughter, who takes part in all the same activities without needing to be forced to. As the two spend more time together they fall in love, but their relationship is tested when a heart-breaking secret is revealed.

Far From the Madding Crowd (1967)

Nominated for an Oscar, this movie brought the Thomas Hardy classic to life. Bathsheba Everdene is a beautiful but headstrong woman. When her uncle dies and leaves her his farm, she decides to manage it herself. Whilst taking on managing the farm she ends up being pursued by three men, who all have very different personalities, backgrounds and things to offer the fiercely independent woman.

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