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1. Hell yes. Butterflies are the least of what can happen when a good romance story is read. I believe that if a book is written well, with enough passion, it can bring you a sense of satisfaction similar to an orgasm. I have read many such books.

2. can't think of a signle one actually. might be becuase anytime there is romance in a story the publishers will classify it as a romance straight away.

1. Yes, this has happened before, though I haven't read any books that are classified as strictly "romance."

2. Well, the first time this happened was when I read "Pride and Prejudice." Of course, I hated Mr. Darcy, but then I had butterflies everywhere when he proposes to Elizabeth (for the first time). When he wrote the letter explaining everything to Elizabeth was when I fell in love with him.

1. Not at all. :3 I do, however, start getting maternal. :P

2. The DaVinci Code. It's not a romance novel in the least, yet the constant mentioning of women and their qualities made for an oddly romantic set up.

I don't sit well with straight up romance books. Too mushy and boring for me. XP

1. No. I consider a good romance one that touches me at a deeply emotional level, but doesn't go as far as giving me that feeling, only real life love has given me that symptom.

2. The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo.

omg...i got butterflies in my stomach when i read twilight...that book is supposed to be a kind of action fantasy book..and then a romance that is kinda spreading throughout the book between vampire and mortal..its by stephanie meyer.

you should read it .

Everyone should read it. it's a verrrryyyyyyy good book fer both girls and guys.

YES! read twilight..its sorta a romance but theres also lots of vampire action stuff going on it it =] and its not like huge sex scenes or anything either..just extremel cute dialogue and stuff