Top 10 Romance Writers
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Dylan
Funny thing, only a few of these writers are actual romance writers. Contrary to you're definition of romance, romance doesn't mean love, or beauty. It mean greatly detailed. Emily and Charlotte Bronte are romance writers, but that also includes writers such as Lord Byron, Bram Stoker, Victor Hugo, and Mary Shelley. If you have ever read any of these writers, love is defiantly not the first thing on there minds.
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Funny thing, only a few of these writers are actual romance writers. Contrary to you're definition of romance, romance doesn't mean love, or beauty. It mean greatly detailed. Emily and Charlotte Bronte are romance writers, but that also includes writers such as Lord Byron, Bram Stoker, Victor Hugo, and Mary Shelley. If you have ever read any of these writers, love is defiantly not the first thing on there minds.
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Cymer
My Top 10 List
1. Sherrilyn Kenyon
2. Colleen Hoover
3. Rachel van Dyken
4. Julie James
5. Elle Kennedy
6. Molly McAdams
7. Christina Lauren
8. Linda Kage
9. Kristen Callihan
10. Tammara Webber
Honorable mentions; Sally Thorne, Helen Hoang, Abby Jimenez, Brenna Aubrey, Shay Savage, Cambria Herbert and Katherine Center.
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My Top 10 List
1. Sherrilyn Kenyon
2. Colleen Hoover
3. Rachel van Dyken
4. Julie James
5. Elle Kennedy
6. Molly McAdams
7. Christina Lauren
8. Linda Kage
9. Kristen Callihan
10. Tammara Webber
Honorable mentions; Sally Thorne, Helen Hoang, Abby Jimenez, Brenna Aubrey, Shay Savage, Cambria Herbert and Katherine Center.
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Ginger
Georgette Heyer is one of my favorite writers and I think she deserves to be considered a classic as the Brontes and Jane Austen. I would also include in the list Stephenie Meyer and Amanda Quick. I am glad that you acknowledged Julie Garwood.
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Georgette Heyer is one of my favorite writers and I think she deserves to be considered a classic as the Brontes and Jane Austen. I would also include in the list Stephenie Meyer and Amanda Quick. I am glad that you acknowledged Julie Garwood.
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Diana
I prefer Charlotte to Emily bronte also. Plus some of my other favorite romance authors are Hannah Howell, Karen Marie moning and sherrilyn Kenyon! While there are too many to choose from, They should have been included as well!
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I prefer Charlotte to Emily bronte also. Plus some of my other favorite romance authors are Hannah Howell, Karen Marie moning and sherrilyn Kenyon! While there are too many to choose from, They should have been included as well!
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missannjack
I wonder why Jayne Anne Krentz wasn't even an honorable mention. She has garnered great success in contemporary, historical (as Amanda Quick) and futuristic (as Jayne Castle) romances. I've been reading her for years.
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I wonder why Jayne Anne Krentz wasn't even an honorable mention. She has garnered great success in contemporary, historical (as Amanda Quick) and futuristic (as Jayne Castle) romances. I've been reading her for years.
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Kara
They should have put Bobbi Smith and Connie Mason (I have so many of their books) on this list. They should make a part 2 or maybe even part 3 for this lists. Because there are too many great romance authors out there.
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They should have put Bobbi Smith and Connie Mason (I have so many of their books) on this list. They should make a part 2 or maybe even part 3 for this lists. Because there are too many great romance authors out there.
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Laurie
I love how men write romance writers. I keep on writing about gay people. I like romance books. Daniel Steel could be more interesting if she was more broad. The American romance is satisfying
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I love how men write romance writers. I keep on writing about gay people. I like romance books. Daniel Steel could be more interesting if she was more broad. The American romance is satisfying
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Gina
Jane Austen, rightfully number. Charlotte Bronte is number two to me. More current writers not mentioned: Johanna Lindsay (though I've read she passed) and Lisa Kleypas deserve mention, too.
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Jane Austen, rightfully number. Charlotte Bronte is number two to me. More current writers not mentioned: Johanna Lindsay (though I've read she passed) and Lisa Kleypas deserve mention, too.
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Rose
while i mostly agree with this list. it however is missing one author. catherine anderson! she is a wonderful author and dives into romances that deal with women who deal with disabilities
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while i mostly agree with this list. it however is missing one author. catherine anderson! she is a wonderful author and dives into romances that deal with women who deal with disabilities
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Zainab
I know she falls mainly under the Young Adult genre, but Cassandra Clare's romances in her novels are mind blowing heart breaking and beautiful! I can't get enough, really, she is Queen
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I know she falls mainly under the Young Adult genre, but Cassandra Clare's romances in her novels are mind blowing heart breaking and beautiful! I can't get enough, really, she is Queen
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Princess
Omg im just new to reading books and im glad atleast i have one book on this list. the Wuthering Heights. im about to finish my first book Stay Sweet by siobhan vivian. just sharing.
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Omg im just new to reading books and im glad atleast i have one book on this list. the Wuthering Heights. im about to finish my first book Stay Sweet by siobhan vivian. just sharing.
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Julia
Susan Elizabeth Phillips is a genius writer and I can not stop re-reading her books
Queen Austen deserves her spot
Sparks is overrated
Never liked Wuthering Heights much
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Susan Elizabeth Phillips is a genius writer and I can not stop re-reading her books
Queen Austen deserves her spot
Sparks is overrated
Never liked Wuthering Heights much
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Snow
Nicolas Sparks Another white romance between a girl and a boy and the struggle that's not really a struggle it's life shit. Shit happens, but love and no poc or lgbtqa people.
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Nicolas Sparks Another white romance between a girl and a boy and the struggle that's not really a struggle it's life shit. Shit happens, but love and no poc or lgbtqa people.
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mirnatius
Nicholas Sparks isnt a Romance writer lmao. He doesnt write HEAs and even he says he isnt a Romance writer.
Update: Finished this video, and this list is shit.
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Nicholas Sparks isnt a Romance writer lmao. He doesnt write HEAs and even he says he isnt a Romance writer.
Update: Finished this video, and this list is shit.
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Terrie
Jude Deveraux
Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Anne Stuart
J. R. Ward
Samantha Cruise
Anna Craven
Marjorie M. Liu
These are on my fav lists.
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Jude Deveraux
Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Anne Stuart
J. R. Ward
Samantha Cruise
Anna Craven
Marjorie M. Liu
These are on my fav lists.
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Eilejna
I would have thought Sophie Kinsella should be on this list but then again she considers herself as a ChickLit writer and not a Romance novel writer.
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I would have thought Sophie Kinsella should be on this list but then again she considers herself as a ChickLit writer and not a Romance novel writer.
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Elizabeth
I also like Jayne Anne Krentz and Linda Howard. A lot of the writers on your list I haven't heard off but I am always looking for a good novel.
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I also like Jayne Anne Krentz and Linda Howard. A lot of the writers on your list I haven't heard off but I am always looking for a good novel.
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Mimi
I knew Jane Austin would be #1 and rightfully so! It's interesting that Nicholas Sparks is the only man and he happens to be my second favorite
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I knew Jane Austin would be #1 and rightfully so! It's interesting that Nicholas Sparks is the only man and he happens to be my second favorite
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Aggelikh
Julia Quinn, Tessa Dare, Johanna Lindsey, Jennifer Ashley Lorraine Heath, Lisa Kleypas, Jennifer Donelly. They are all crying somewhere
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Julia Quinn, Tessa Dare, Johanna Lindsey, Jennifer Ashley Lorraine Heath, Lisa Kleypas, Jennifer Donelly. They are all crying somewhere
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Camille
Bite me! Why the hell do you always snub Charlotte Bronte. Sorry, I love both sisters but Charlotte is better.
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Bite me! Why the hell do you always snub Charlotte Bronte. Sorry, I love both sisters but Charlotte is better.
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Claudia
Judith McNaught, in my opinion, is the number one romance writer. But she has been missing in action for years
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Judith McNaught, in my opinion, is the number one romance writer. But she has been missing in action for years
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Kima
I hurd niclase sparks calms to right love story's and not romance story's even tho they're the same danm thing
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I hurd niclase sparks calms to right love story's and not romance story's even tho they're the same danm thing
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Maria
I was expecting if my favourite author will be on the list. and she is, no. 1. Jane Austen Thanks Ms Mojo.
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I was expecting if my favourite author will be on the list. and she is, no. 1. Jane Austen Thanks Ms Mojo.
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Ms
YEEEES! My Queen Jane is the BEST romance writer! Oh God, love her so much, i read every book of her.
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YEEEES! My Queen Jane is the BEST romance writer! Oh God, love her so much, i read every book of her.
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