What can I say? I’m a hopeless romantic. That may be part of the reason I enjoy reading Chick Lit so much. There’s something about the journey of falling in love and being swept off your feet. Those little things that make your heart race and your feet float inches above the ground.

One of the things I loved about my husband when we were first dating (and still do) were the random little silly things he’d do for me. At Valentine’s one year he stuffed my VW Beetle full to the brim with red & pink balloons and then slowly drove by on his way to school to watch my reaction. It was priceless I’m sure because it still brings a smile to my face today. So, when Leah & I received a request about a new book called Love Injections I was very curious. At first, the title didn’t quite catch me, but the video absolutely did! Even if you don’t like book trailers you really must watch this one, I promise you’ll be smiling by the end!

Isn’t it fantastic?! I loved it! I told my husband as I was watching it that I wasn’t sure if I’d think he was crazy at first for doing all of that, but the ending is perfect. I’m excited to review this one, but until then I’ll be checking out the iPhone app as well as taking a look at the book’s website a bit more. In my short time looking around there I fell in love with what one of the authors had to say about love…

From the Love Injections site:
Love is the most powerful emotion that has ever existed and that will ever exist. It’s a drive, an energy, and the only key to happiness. It’s everywhere; on the streets, in nature, in our homes, in our bodies.

However, most of us don’t express our feelings enough. Society has developed so much, but in the field of “romance” there is not a lot of progression. It is more like a concept that is stuck in the 16th century, which can be reduced to merely “flowers, restaurants, music, sunsets and chocolate”.

This is precisely the reason for which I decided to make a book that develops romance, taking it to where it deserves to be in our time.

I want to show that love can be promoted in all kind of ways and means. I want you to be stimulated by it. So you can stimulate somebody else.

Spread and inject love!
Brusse

Yes, I’m definitely a hopeless romantic and I’m okay with that. What about you? Do you love reading books and blogs like this one as much as I do?