NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- It’s Valentine’s Day and in celebration of this consumer holiday, we’re looking at the 14 most romantic cities in Amazon's list. Amazon pulled the data from U.S. cities with more than 100,000 residents on a per capita basis. The list was determined by purchases of romance-themed novels and relationship books (both Kindle and print), romantic comedy movies (DVDs and digital), and romantic music. According to Amazon's list, Knoxville, Tennessee reclaimed its title as the most romantic city in the United States after losing to San Antonio last year. Miami and Orlando, Florida advanced to second and third this year from fourth and sixth in 2014. Love has been in the air for three consecutive years in twelve of the top fourteen cities. Last year, residents in Columbia, S.C. fell behind on buying their Valentine’s Day goods on Amazon, and were left off the Top 20 list. Broken Arrow, Okla. didn’t need to be mended, as it made the list for the first time this year. Here’s the full list of Amazon’s 14 most romantic cities: 1. Knoxville, Tenn. 2. Miami, Fla. 3. Orlando, Fla. 4. Alexandria, Va. 5. Vancouver, Wash. 6. Cincinnati, Ohio 7. Dayton, Ohio 8. Columbia, S.C. 9. Round Rock, Texas 10. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 11. Las Vegas, Nev. 12. Pittsburgh. Pa. 13. Everett, Wash. 14. Broken Arrow, Okla. Fifty Shades of Grey topped Amazon’s list of bestselling romance-themed novels, as well as The Mermaid’s Sister and Miramont’s Ghost. Romance-themed movies that sold well for Amazon include The Best of Me, The Hundred Foot Journey, and Pitch Perfect. Romantic music in CDs and MP3 that were popular in the above-named cities include songs from Maxwell, Miguel, Barry White and Luther Vandross. Read more: 10 Useful Gifts for Valentine's Day - No Flowers or Chocolates, Please 10 Not-So-Ordinary Valentine’s Day Getaways in and Out of the US These 10 Top-Grossing Romantic Comedies Are Perfect for Valentine's Day Viewing - Written by Caroline Nolan in New York
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