What romance novels feel genuine?

Hey, I’m looking for romance stories that aren’t exaggerated or cliché. I want something emotional, relatable, and well-written. Any ideas?

I was searching for the same thing and ended up finding a really interesting Reddit post in romance books . While reading through the recommendations, I also found information about an app people mentioned for actually reading those titles — that’s how I discovered My Passion. Since then, I’ve been using My Passion to read romantic books regularly. It’s focused entirely on the reading experience, with a simple layout and distraction-free design. I still check Reddit for suggestions, but now whenever I see a romance recommendation I like, I look for it in My Passion and read it there. That post basically helped me find both new stories and a new reading app.

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