Happy early Valentine's Day! This is the week that we get to talk about romance 24/7! And, unintentionally, I have recently come across a few books that have the cutest couples you have ever seen. They are sure to give you all the feels.

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic is: Love Freebie. Thus, since my recent reads were filled with adorable characters, I went with 5 Cute Couples from Recent Reads.


Geekerella by Ashley Poston | Elle and Darien: Throughout reading this one, I just couldn't stop smiling. This romance showcases one of a celebrity and blogger, and secret pen pals. The relationship is developed through a series of mobile texts, building anticipation for when they finally meet in person. Plus, Geekerella is a retelling of Cinderella - so there's cuteness all around!


Stalking Jack the Ripper by Kerri Maniscalco | Thomas and Audrey Rose: I'm actually currently reading this one but I can say with almost certainty that Thomas and Audrey Rose are going to be the cutest couple ever. Right now, they're in the process of hating each other with tons of flirtatious remarks thrown in. Ah, swoon.


The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee | Monty and Percy: Just absolute perfection. The characters were so well-written, well-developed, and so real. Lee puts you right into the middle of the story. Monty has been pining after Percy for sometime now and as they embark on this adventure together, they find they might feel the same way.

Carry On by Rainbow Rowell | Simon and Baz: I wasn't going to read Carry On. I read Fangirl and loved it but the excerpts of the adventures of Simon Snow was probably my leas favorite part. However, this lovely paperback edition released with a gorgeous map and I just needed to own it. So I read it and I'm so glad I didn't miss out because Simon and Baz! It's a romance that's teeming with tension; the two hate each other but are forced together as roommates.


The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan | Percy and Annabeth: Finally, I recently finished this series. The relationship between Percy and Annabeth starts as hatred then becomes friends to best friends to, finally, a romance. It's quite nicely paced, with the romance spread through five books.