Quizzes, games, confessions, and romance-reader chaos. Come play, choose, confess, and discover what your reading life says about you.
Anything can happen. ROMANCE EMERGENCY: YOUR FICTIONAL MEN HAVE UNIONIZED Apparently sharing one protagonist requires negotiations. Darling. We have a situation. Your carefully assembled Why Choose lineup has called an emergency meeting. There are notes. There are demands. Someone has created a group chat. Someone else has already muted it. And Carmen has just discovered…
Tell me what you’ve done. I Never Wanted Her to Choose The library doors are closed. Tell me everything. We need to discuss something. You know that moment when you’re reading a love triangle and the story clearly expects you to pick a side? Team Him. Team Other Him. Choose carefully. Someone’s heart is getting…
BUILD YOUR WHY CHOOSE LINEUP Why choose one fictional man when Carmen has irresponsibly provided options? Darling, Carmen has made a mistake. She has gathered six extremely different fictional men in one place and then asked romance readers to behave responsibly. Obviously, that isn’t happening. Your mission is simple: YOU CAN KEEP THREE. Not four….
Tell me who you are. What’s Your Why Choose Love Interest Type? Apparently one fictional man wasn’t enough. Now let’s find out which one you keep choosing first. A Why Choose romance can hand you an entire lineup of fictional men, each with his own personality, particular brand of devotion, and highly specific ability to…
ROMANCEAHOLIC COURT: THE READER JURY The fictional man has been charged. You are the jury. Court is now in session. The defendant is dangerous. Possessive. Morally questionable. Possibly wanted in several fictional jurisdictions. And, unfortunately for the prosecution, extremely attractive. Carmen has reviewed the evidence. The defense has made several passionate arguments involving loyalty, trauma,…
Tell me what you’ve done. My Most Questionable Book Boyfriend I have a confession. I have loved fictional men I would absolutely tell my best friend to stay away from. Not “maybe give him a chance.” Not “he seems misunderstood.” I mean: Change your number. Lock the door. We’re getting coffee and discussing your decision-making…
Red Flag or Book Boyfriend? Morally Gray Edition Good decisions are not required. We’ve discussed morally gray men. We’ve acknowledged the questionable decisions. We’ve seen the red flags. And now, darling, we’re going to find out whether you actually consider them red flags… or whether you’ve been quietly filing them under book boyfriend qualifications. Carmen…
How Morally Gray Is Your Book Boyfriend Taste? We’re about to determine exactly where your fictional moral compass stops working. You’ve read the warnings. You’ve seen the red flags. You have, perhaps, whispered “but he’s different with her” at least once. Now it’s time to find out exactly how questionable your fictional taste really is….
Tell me what you’ve done. I Fight for My Favorite Characters I have a confession. There are fictional characters I am perfectly capable of discussing like a reasonable adult. We can disagree. You can dislike them. You can point out their flaws. I can listen thoughtfully and respect your opinion. And then there are my…
Make an impossible choice. Romance This or That You know those romance questions that ask you to choose between two things you love? We made them worse. Twelve rounds. Two choices. You only get one. No loopholes.No “it depends on the book.”And absolutely no choosing both. We know you were going to try. Ready? Choose…