Sci-Fi Romance discussion

Maybe cronic isn't exactly the right word, but I'm looking for book rec's where someone was somehow frozen/ preserved only to awakened years later. The rec's don't have to necessarily be SFR, but it's definitely preferred. Thanks!

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I'll probably think of more after my headache settles down.

We've talked about this series extensively on another thread here but definitely fits this criteria

Also Linnea Sinclair's is an excellent example of this plus it's definitely SFR.

Thanks Ladies! That's a great start. I forgot all about . I have a copy of that one, but haven't read it yet. I read , but can't really recall it, so I'll have to re-read it at some point.

Thankfully, I can read on my Nook, so I just treated myself to a copy.

Here's another one that I found:

Haha.
I have the perfect crazy example of this.
An archaeologist digs up a Man From Atlantis (Spellbound), who has been in cryo for about 10.000 years. And the descendants of Atlantis have gone to space, so they are now aliens. Awesomesauce all around.

And it's category, so it's really short, which makes it perfect for a lazy crazy afternoon :)

In the Viola Grace books, I just read [bookcover:Impatient|8114549. She is suspended so that she can wait for her mate to age.

Its fun and light.

Cali wrote: "In the Viola Grace books, I just read [bookcover:Impatient|8114549. She is suspended so that she can wait for her mate to age.

Its fun and light."

I'll check it out. Thanks Cali!

Warning--very light lol

Lucky Star definetely has romance

Across the Universe
A Long, Long Sleep

I count these as romantic as there is possibility of a romance/remembering lost love

When We Wake
I Was a Teenage Popsicle

Havent read these one yet but pretty sure they have a love interest.

Short story about two people that are frozen and love each other but keeps being woken up when the other is still frozen.
http://www.e-reading.biz/chapter.php/...

Anyone interested in a cryo-sleep theme should definitely check out The Syn-En Solution by Linda Andrews. The scene where they find her is really well done, plus there are tie-ins to the rest of the story and more books in the series.