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Meet My Book Boyfriends


Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme created by The Broke and the Bookish

This week: 

Top Ten Book Boyfriends/Girlfriends (Which characters do you have crushes on?)

It's been a long time coming, but I finally gave in to Chaol. He's complex, confusing, dark, and endearing. 


Cricket is my sweet boyfriend. He loves Lola for exactly who she is. He never asks her to change, and falls in love with every part of her. 


I refuse to pick. I want them all! 


I like both men in this book, but if I had to pick, it would be Roth. I just love his attitude. I haven't read the last book. I'm not ready!!!!!! 


Will is my moody and misunderstood boyfriend. 


 Kerrick is the boyfriend that I'm not real sure why I like him, but I keep him around. 


Oh Jay my sweet and loyal Jay. I love him with all my heart. We both are hufflepuffs, I Just know it.

Aden was my number one till last year! Let's be real, he's beyond sexy, intriguing, and can fight. I know violence isn't the answer, but sometimes it is when it comes to my book boyfriends! 

I know I talk about this book alot, but I can't not talk Lincoln. He is brilliant, showstopping, and hardcore and I love it! 


My number one book boyfriend is hands down Rhysand. He has layers to him and I love how complex he is. He is dark but light. He has one of the kindest souls I have ever read about, but refuses to let the world know. He bears secrets that leave deep scars, and you can't but love him more for them. He let's Feyre be who she is. He constantly reminds her to push herself, but doesn't dare dream of having her change, but wishes for her to grow. He is the true definition of selfless, and I don't believe I have ever had a bigger crush on any book boyfriend ever. 

That my friends is a list of my boyfriends. Do a girl a favor, and don't tell my husband! I would love to see your lists, make sure to leave a link to them in the comments!





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