"The Romance Reading Challenge 2012"

 

1. Spinning, by Michael Baron 1/4/12.
2. The Second Mrs. Darcy, by Elizabeth Aston 1/14/12.
3. A Pinch of Love, by Alicia Bessette 1/22/12
4. Because of the Baby, by Debbie Macomber 1/27/12
5. The Grand Finale, by Janet Evanovich 1/28/12
6. Homespun Bride, by Jillian Hart 2/3/12
7. The Importance of Being Emma, by Juliet Archer 2/12/12
8. Fools Rush In, by Janice Thompson 3/3/12
9. Head Over Heels, by Jill Shalvis 3/6/12
10. A Bride for Tom, by Ruth Ann Nordin 3/11/12
11. A Husband for Margaret, by Ruth Ann Nordin 3/12/12
12. The Wrong Husband, by Ruth Ann Nordin 3/18/12
13. Shotgun Groom, by Ruth Ann Nordin 3/20/12

Naida, at ...the bookworm is hosting this reading challenge

Here I love you. In the dark pines the wind disentangles itself. The moon glows like phosphorous on the vagrant waters. Days, all one kind, go chasing each other. -Pablo Neruda

I started the Romance Reading Challenge back in 2008 and I
really enjoy hosting it. Now that a new year is soon upon us, The Romance Reading Challenge 2012 will begin again. I hope you
can join! I've added a giveaway this time around.

Nostalgia is sweet...click here if you want to see the first RRC 
post.

Without further ado, here are the rules:

1. The challenge runs from January 1st, 2012 through December 31st, 2012.

2. "Romance" isn't limited to steamy Harlequin novels. There is a huge selection of books in this category such as contemporary romance, historical romance, romantic suspense and paranormal romance to name a few. As long as the story has romantic love between the two main characters your selection will fit this challenge. The novels do not need to have a happy ending either, there can also be unrequited love.

3. Choose at least 5 novels to read. You can change your choices
at any time. Crossovers between other challenges are fine.
All kinds of books count such as eBooks, Audiobooks...etc.
If you are looking for suggested reading see Best Romance Novels Today, Romance Novels on Wiki or Best Romance Stories.
In my opinion, you can't go wrong with Jane Austen, Nora
Roberts, Nicholas Sparks and Georgette Heyer.

4. Read the books at your own pace in 2012 then post the
link to your review(s). You don't need to have a blog, posting
your reviews on Goodreads and LibraryThing counts as well.