Ten Books With the Word “Kiss” in the Title

Posted February 13, 2023 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 17 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic is a love/Valentine’s Day freebie (hence the special themed logo for this week, which you’re more than welcome to use for today or every TTT moving forward if you’d like!), and I’ve chosen to share books that have the word “kiss” in the title. My favorite part of a romance novel, besides the actual falling in love parts, are the swoony kisses that make my heart melt. These are all either books I’ve read or want to read!

1. A Kiss at Midnight by Eloisa James (I gave this 4 stars)
2. The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson (A longtime favorite, 5 stars.)
3. Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins (Another 5-star favorite!)
4. Kiss and Tell by Suzanne Brockmann (5 stars)
5. Too Wicked to Kiss by Erica Ridley
6. Once Upon a Kiss by Jayne Fresina
7. Kiss Me Now by Melanie Jacobson
8. How to Kiss Your Enemy by Jenny Proctor
9. Best Friends Don’t Kiss by Max Monroe
10. Merry Kissmas to Me by Jerica MacMillan (I know it’s “Kissmas”, but I had to! This looks so cute!)

What topic did you pick for this week’s love freebie?
Any fun Valentine’s plans? I’ll be eating cheesecake in my jammies while crocheting and listening to a mystery audiobook, myself!

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17 responses to “Ten Books With the Word “Kiss” in the Title

  1. Awesome list! I think I’ve only read 2 books on this list – Eloisa James and Anna and the French Kiss.

    I’ll be coloring today and chillaxing while listening to an audiobook!

    I picked my fave tropes + recs for this theme!

  2. RS

    Fun topic — almost as fun as your Valentine’s plans. I failed in my mission to find an inexpensive piece of chocolate cake for us to share tonight; should have pivoted to cheesecake!

    I haven’t read any of these, but you made me curious about my own shelves. Surprised to find not only do I have only 11 books on my Goodreads account that qualify at all, I didn’t like most of them. There is only one rated as high as four stars: “Two Kisses for Maddy: A Memoir of Loss and Love.”

    Honorable mentions (3 stars, ignoring the ones I gave 3 stars years ago but remember nothing about):
    -Kissing in America by Margo Rabb
    -Are You Going to Kiss Me Now? by Sloane Tanen