Happy Tuesday! Today’s Top 10 topic is fictional crushes. I rarely have a crush on a character, but I can recognize a hunky hero a mile away. 😉 My definition of a hunkster may differ from yours, but generally they are brave, all in, easy on the eyes kinds of guys. They usually have a sensitive side too. As in real life, it is the heart that matters. To come up with my list I put hunky in the search bar of the blog and chose the first 10 books in which I used hunky in the review — it’s all very scientific over here! Hunky is definitely in the eye of the beholder, but you will find them in a variety of genres — romance, suspense, historical, cozy mystery — and with a variety of occupations — farmer, 19th century naval officer, author, and tech geek, to name a few. I hope you find a hunk and a book to love!
For more book crushes, check out That Artsy Reader Girl.
Top Hunky Heroes
Before I Called You Mine by Nicole Deese
The Christmas Swap by Melody Carlson
Flood Watch by Christy Barritt
The Forgotten Life of Evelyn Lewis by Jane Rubietta
The Liberty Bride by MaryLu Tyndall
Living Lies by Natalie Walters
No Safe Place by Sherri Shackleford
Prose And Cons by Amanda Flower
The Red Ribbon by Pepper Basham
Sweet on You by Becky Wade
What a nice list! 🙂
My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-quotes-about-crushes/
I am with you, I don’t really do fictional crushes. If I was really pressed I would name J.T. Tucker from Karen Witemeyer’s A Tailor-Made Bride, but in all the books I have read this summer, he is the only one who truly shines! I have not read several on your list, thanks for sharing!
I don’t think I have met any of your hunky heroes.
When you get the chance, I hope you can stop by my post and check it out: https://readbakecreate.com/characters-i-would-love-to-have-a-drink-with/
I like your definition of “hunky” – for me, it’s far more about the heart than the face 🙂
Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
Oh my goodness! Thanks for mentioning Jeremiah!!!