#BookBlogWriMo Day 19 - Book Character Crushes

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Day 19 - Do you have any book character crushes? Anyone you’d like to exist beyond the pages?

Do I have book character crushes? All the time. My most crush worthy fictional guy, the guy who makes me swoon so much, is by far Drew from Beauty & the Mustache. Oh Drew...he...I just...he is super romantic which is not me at all, but something about him is just...I love him so much. My favorite book guy by far.

Some other crushes? All the men folk from Aurora Rose Reynolds Until series. Swoon! Especially Nico. Oh that man...One of my most recent crushes is Jack from L.H. Cosway's Hearts of Fire. Oh man...he is so hot. Really I have too many fictional crushes.

Now I always have book crushes, but not always for myself. For the other characters in the books. Like Dom from The Chocolate Touch. I love him and Jamie so so much. They are perfect together and I wish I knew both of them. Really I wish I knew all those famous chocolatiers from those books. That would be so much fun! All of Laura Florand's characters I wish were real so I could be friends with them all.

I also wish all the characters from the Penny Reid's Knitting in the City series were real so I could hang out with them. Especially the ladies. I wish I had a knitting group like that. But then I suppose I would have to learn to knit...which I do want to do so it would be a win win win. I learn to knit, I get lots of amazing amazing friends, fun times, hang out with their equally as amazing significant others, just it would be great. I just finished Ninja at First Sight and Greg & Fiona would be so much fun to hang out with!

And imagine if the characters from Courtney Milan's Brothers Sinister series were real? Oh the fun adventures I would have with all of those smart ladies. It would be amazing!! Plus Finn and Alice, their versions from the Collector's Society? I would love to be friends with them. Oh I just have way too many fictional characters I wish were real. I get crushes on all the guys from books I love as well...they are usually amazing. Not always for myself, but they are usually people I would like to know. That is why I read books - to meet all kinds of people. To have friends in other worlds. To have adventures and romances without leaving my room.

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