What Elsie Silver Reads & Recommends
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In this author interview, Elsie Silver shares what romance books she loves and recommends you pick up after reading her books.
If you want to know what series order you should read Elsie’s books, check out our Elsie Silver Series Order post for more details.
What types of books do you read? Do they influence your writing, and if so, in what way?
I read pretty much only romance. But all subgenres! They influence me in ways that a good book can reinvigorate or inspire me to improve.
What medium do you prefer to read?
E-reader
About your reading life, what was your first book memory?
At a cabin rental, and taking bodice-rippers off the bookshelf and hid in my bedroom to read them without getting caught.
Do you reread books? If yes, what was the last book you re-read?
Only sometimes. The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata
Favorite place to read:
Hammock in my backyard
BOOKS RECOMMENDED BY ELSIE SILVER
Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren
Why does Elsie love this book?
Elliot was everything, so open, supportive, and sweet. And this book was just so tender and beautiful. I don’t usually love long flashbacks, but this book perfectly does them.
Close Quarters by Kandi Steiner
Why does Elsie love this book?
The angst. The slow burn. The travel! I read this book at a time in my life when I was home with a young child and needed a vacation so badly. This book absolutely transported me.
Darling Venom by Parker S. Huntington
Why does Elsie love this book?
I listened to the audio of this one and could not stop. Sebastian York and Ava Erickson are two of my favorite narrators and this story was just so achey and beautiful. The spice was excellent and the story just felt so complete.
Maestro by Auden Dar
Why does Elsie love this book?
This book HURT so good and I could not stop reading. Total angst fest. And the NYC fine arts scene with classical musicians just felt SO fresh. Beautifully written.