To explain a little about what this post will be about, every Trope Tuesday post starts with the same introduction. In every romance book you read there are tropes or archetypes you find inside its pages. You can also see them in shows, movies, plays, etc. Every type of entertainment and media. Romantic tropes are everywhere, and they are fabulous. I adore them and I always tend to find my favorite ones in romance books so I can enjoy them even more. Trope Tuesday is a weekly column where I share books that I know people will enjoy with a specific central trope.
What is a trope? Urban Dictionary explains it best: “Despite the erroneous definitions already published here, trope on the interwebs really refers to an often overused plot device. It can also be described as another variation on the same theme. TV shows, movies, comics, games, anime’, & books are full of tropes & many rabid fan-sites now name & track said tropes with self-explanatory title for each one.” We can name a few: accidental pregnancy, best friends to lovers, sibling’s best friend, marriage of convenience, and so many more. Your favorite couples? They probably got a trope too! It’s always so nice to realize or find out your favorite romance trope and keep searching for books with the same theme. So really? I’m just helping you find that new favorite book of yours. If ever you want a post on a trope I haven’t done yet, do drop me a tweet at @thebookvoyagers and let me know!
Falling in love with your brother’s best friend has a sort-of forbidden aspect to it, right? Because most of the time that same brother just doesn’t like his family and friendships to mix up together. That doesn’t mean that you can’t stop your heart from wanting or loving a person. They decide what you want and leave your head and brain to think it through. The heart wants what it wants! And it could be your brother’s/ or sibling’s best friend. Sorry! Or really not sorry, because hey, it’s my life and you should be supporting my happiness and if your best friend makes me happy then be happy for me, no? (You can see I have a very complicated relationship with this trope but I’m happy to say I’ve found some titles that I have enjoyed with this trope.) Hey! Sometimes books and authors change your mind.