Audrey Ruoff Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Audrey Ruoff

Today I have just been thinking constantly about that part of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo where Taylor Jenkins Reid writes that to be yourself completely is like constantly swimming upstream and I feel that way SO MUCH.

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OK because they all sound awesome, the books: Something Wild and Wonderful by Anita Kelly You, With a View by Jessica Joyce With Love, From Cold World by Alicia Thompson Ander & Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza Villa Chef's Kiss by TJ Alexander Always the Almost by Edward Underhill

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I woke up and just now realized days after reading that Neve means snow and now I love For the Wolf and For the Throne even MORE. Other Hannah Whitten books here I come. (RIP my pause on book buying)

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@autumnwritesya Ok I looked it up and paramount bought the rights before the books even came out, and all my rage is going to be a movie for sure but I can’t find anything about ember. Everything she writes is so phenomenal and I’m excited for All My Rage to be adapted. Sabaa Tahir is so amazing

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Running late this morning because my kid doesn’t want to stop reading a book called Fluffy McWhiskers Cuteness Explosion and honestly his priorities are correct

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@dilemma_of_emma So it’s got a LOT inspiring it. The Addams Family, Beetlejuice, Taylor Swift music videos, and the Ex Hex, to name a few. For books I’ve also been comping The Dead Romantics but there’s also a bit of Emily Henry People we Meet on Vacation and A Touch Magical dual POV heat

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@nikkihodum I’m Audrey and I write romcoms & fantasy. I can’t pick a favorite book… but 2023 highlights so far: The Whispering Dark by Kelly Andrew, For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten, and the entire Sonia Hartl zodiac cove series always; do not want to wait until June for the next one 😭

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alt text: The picture shows the first three Berman Brothers Novels by Chloe Liese. The titles are "Only When It's Us," "Always Only You," and "Ever After Always." Can't wait to read these!

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Also, speaking of reading: @litcoacharditti and I will be dusting off our podcast & resuming episodes book club style! Our September read is The Year of the Witching by Alexis Henderson if anyone wants to read with us & then listen to @tbrlistpod chat about it at the end of Sept

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I read Legendborn on Jan 1 2022 and I want to read Bloodmarked immediately but also superstitiously, I believe that if I wait and finish it on Jan 1 2023 it will bring me a year of book luck a la 2022… Is this weird, or a genius plan to manifest joy by reading things I love?