I am so in love with The Year We Fell Down! I read the ebook back in 2014 and it was one of my first Romance books about disability. Written by Sarina Bowen, narrated by Nick Podehl and Saskia Maarleveld Yes, THE Adjoah Andoh you’ve adored in Netflix’s Bridgerton series! She’s also a total badass at audiobook narration and is the perfect voice for this story. The audiobook is narrated by Adjoah Andoh. And it was so good to read a Romance novel about a woman with Fibromyalgia!
I loved the dynamic between the rather grumpy heroine and the “everybody adores him” hero. Red seems like a rough biker type but he’s actually an artist and a genuinely great guy. She enlists her kind-of-neighbor into helping her. So she makes a list of rather adventurous things she wants to experience. But she’s determined to enjoy her life more fully. It’s a wonderful Romantic Comedy with lots of great banter!Ĭhloe Brown has fibromyalgia which left her mostly home-bound. Get a Life, Chloe Brown was one of my favorite audiobooks of 2019.
Written by Talia Hibbert, narrated by Adjoah Andoh If you use them to purchase something, I earn a fee at no additional cost for you. **The marked links and book covers on this page are affiliate links. The wonderful thing about the audiobook format is that you can enjoy these books about disability even when you can’t hold up a book/e-reader or when brain fog doesn’t quite play along with reading. The following Audible books about disability have in common that either the hero or the heroine deals with a physical disability or illness, as well as the consequences this has on their self-image and mental health. And I wanted to read about people who dealt with disabilities or chronic conditions and how they carried on with their lives and found happiness. Romance as a genre offers the kind of hopeful escapism that many unwell readers crave.ĭuring periods of time when I was home- or even bedbound, I needed positive and uplifting stories for my mental well-being. Many Romance readers – me included – have some form of chronic illness or disability, and reading a love story is an even better experience when you can identify with the characters. But first things first, Me Before You is not a Romance novel! So, what are we looking for in Romance books with disabled characters? Well, most importantly, everybody lives! … and gets a Happily Ever After!īecause people with disabilities and chronic illness find love, too! Romance books about Disability have a special place in my heart.
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