Put the book down for a minute.
We have important matters to discuss.
Would you rather have the obsessive hero or the morally gray one?
Would you forgive the fictional red flag?
Could you survive choosing between touch-her-and-die and he-fell-first?
And perhaps most importantly…
Can you build the perfect fictional man without creating an absolute menace?
I have doubts.
Welcome to Author Games’ chaotic reader cousin—where the books inspire the questions, but you have to make the impossible choices.
Coming to the Game Room
🚩 Red Flag or Book Boyfriend?
I’ll present the evidence. You decide whether we’re running away or adding him to the bookshelf.
❤️ Romance This or That
One bed or forced proximity? He falls first or she falls first? Choose carefully.
🖤 Build Your Perfect Fictional Man
Choose his personality, devotion level, profession, love language, jealousy setting and moral compass.
And I desperately want the moral-compass option to include:
Fully Functional
Slightly Questionable
Decorative Only
Would You Rather: Romance Edition
Two impossible romantic scenarios. One choice. No loopholes.
There are no wrong answers.
There are, however, answers I may need you to explain. 🎲
Romance This or That
Two choices. One decision.
We’re putting your favorite romance moments against each other and no, you cannot have both.
Red Flag or Book Boyfriend?
Morally Gray Edition
The evidence has been presented.
You decide: red flag 🚩 or book boyfriend 🖤?
No “it depends.” No explaining away the questionable behavior. And absolutely no pretending you didn’t hesitate.
Good decisions are not required.