If you're craving that warm, believable kind of love story, there are so many corners of the internet I turn to first. For classic, time-tested romances I head straight to Project Gutenberg and Standard Ebooks where I can read public-domain treasures like 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Jane Eyre' for free — they're perfect when I want gorgeously written courtship and wit without spending a dime.
For newer, serialized, or indie romance I bounce between Wattpad and Archive of Our Own. Wattpad is great for bingeing contemporary teen and new adult serials, while AO3 has surprisingly deep, mature takes and excellent tagging so I can hunt down specific tropes. When I want professional-published stuff I check Harlequin's site, Radish and Webnovel for serial web fiction, and Kindle Unlimited on Amazon for tons of indie romances you can sample with a subscription. I also use Goodreads and BookBub to discover deals and curated lists — both are lifesavers when I want to find a hidden gem. I always end up saving more titles than I can read, but that's half the fun.