Top Ten Tuesday: Characters Whose Job I Wish I Had

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme originally created by The Broke and the Bookish, but is now run by That Artsy Reader Girl.

Happy Tuesday, Bookworms!

Today’s prompt – Characters Whose Job I Wish I Had – was fun to right although I had to dig deep in my memory and Goodreads to find most of the info.

Once more I recommend all the books mentioned below. Most are adult contemporary romances but there’s also a few fantasy and paranormal romance.

The jobs listed sound enjoyable and I’ve specified each character’s job and for some the specialty I’d prefer under the profession.

Old Bob – Horse Trainer/Breeder

Ranger’s Apprentice (series) – John Flanagan

Avry (healer), Mackenzie O’Neil (trauma surgeon), Dr. Walt Eddy (Borderless Doctors) – Nurse

Touch of Magic by Maria V. Snyder
Protecting What’s Mine by Lucy Score
Not Quite Forever by Lucy Score

My Specialty: Family, Neurology or Athletic trainer

Naya Turner (Professor of Education/Math) – Teacher/Professor

How to Fail at Flirting by Denise Williams

My Specialty: Creative Writing or Reading Specialist

Gavin Scott (pro baseball) – Athlete

The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams

My Specialty: Basketball, Track and Field, or Coach

Olivia Monroe, Oliver Blackwood (barista) – Lawyer

Party of Two by Jasmine Guillory
Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall

My Specialty: Civil Rights or Immigration

Dr. Sammy Ames – Veterinarian

The Mistletoe Kisser by Lucy Score

My Specialty: Internal Medicine

Sophia Hart (romance), Dakota Laurens (romance), Mick Fischer (graphic novelist) – Author

Booked for Christmas: A Short Story by Lily Menon
Not Quite Forever by Lucy Score
Baby, I’m Howling For You by Christine Warren

My Specialty: Young Adult Fantasy, Middle Grade, and Paranormal Romance

Renny Landry – Librarian

Baby I’m Howling For You by Christine Warren

My Specialty: Public

Victoria McKinnon (director/producer) – Theater/Performing Arts

Much Ado in the Moonlight by Lynn Kurland

My Specialty: Actress (musicals), Choreographer or Playwright

Keeley Smythe – Blacksmith

The Blacksmith Queen by G.A. Aiken