Books matching: abusive relationship escape
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Save:'Lulu's Cafe' by T.I. Lowe tells the heart-wrenching story of Leah Allen, a woman who escapes a horrific abusive relationship and finds solace in a small town in South Carolina. Taken in by Lulu, the owner of a local cafe, Leah struggles to open up and trust others due to her past trauma. As the story unfolds, readers witness Leah's journey towards healing, supported by the kindness and love of the people she meets in Rivertown. The writing style of the book is described as raw, honest, and gripping, portraying the harsh realities of abuse while also offering a sense of hope and redemption.
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Save:Stand and Defend by Sloane St. James is the fourth and final book in the Lakes Hockey series, focusing on the relationship between Jordan and Camden. Jordan, escaping an abusive relationship, finds refuge in Camden, who becomes her protector and support. The book delves into themes of growth, vulnerability, and strength, highlighting the character development of both protagonists. St. James' writing style balances elements of hockey, banter, plot twists, character depth, and intense romance, creating a compelling and immersive story that resonates with readers.
Stand and Defend stands out for its well-developed characters, particularly Jordan and Camden, who are portrayed as strong, complex, and relatable individuals. The book is praised for its engaging plot, world-building, and storytelling that seamlessly weaves together elements of sports romance, friendship, and personal growth. Readers appreciate the perfect blend of humor, spice, and emotional depth, making it a satisfying conclusion to the series that leaves a lasting impact.
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Save:Brenna, a former princess of the Aces Motorcycle Club, escapes from her abusive husband and returns to the club with her daughter, Lily. She reconnects with Dragon, a club member and Lily's father, leading to a tumultuous journey towards their happily ever after. The book portrays the gritty and authentic life within the motorcycle club, showcasing flawed characters and tough situations. As Brenna navigates her past mistakes and secrets, Dragon grapples with his feelings for her despite his anger and resentment.
The writing style of "Craving Constellations" by Nicole Jacquelyn is described as real, rough, and authentic, capturing the raw emotions and complexities of the characters' relationships. The plot unfolds with intense moments of love, betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption, creating a rollercoaster of emotions for the readers.
I’d spent the last five years running, and now, it seemed I was going to have to retrace every excruciating step. My heart told me that nothing good could come from heading back to the place I’d grown... - #4
Save:"Brothers" by Tess Oliver follows the story of two brothers, Jesse and Zach, who have a strong bond despite their competitive nature. The plot twists and turns as a woman named Joelle enters their lives, creating a complex dynamic between the three protagonists. The story is character-driven, focusing on the relationships and interactions between the main characters, set in the town of Tanglewood. Tess Oliver's writing style is described as distinct, with a clear voice that immerses the reader in the heart of the story.
For a spring day, it was bitterly cold. The bright blue sky had fooled me into leaving our squalid little house without my sweatshirt. And as my tiny sidewalk audience peeled away, some leaving dollar... - #5
Save:"The Centaur in My Valley: Sweet Monsters" by L.V. Lane is a captivating and steamy romance story between a human and a centaur named Calden and Hope. The plot involves Hope being caught by raiders in the forest and rescued by Calden who takes her to his village. The story focuses on Hope's journey of finding belonging in the centaur community and navigating her relationship with Calden amidst twists and turns. The writing style is described as engaging, with a perfect balance of sweetness and spice that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
MY BUSINESS IN the village is resolved more quickly than I expected. I’m a seamstress, making gowns and dresses for the ladies of the village. My skills, passed down to me by my late mother, are much ...
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Save:'London Royal' by Nana Malone is a captivating story about Abbie, a strong woman who escapes an abusive relationship to pursue her dreams in London. Here, she meets Lexi, a member of a royal family with hidden secrets. As their intense and mysterious relationship unfolds, they both find themselves entangled in lies, betrayal, and new love. The book is filled with suspense, intrigue, and off-the-charts chemistry between the characters, making it a compelling read that leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next installment.
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Save:In "Good Night, Irene," author Luis Alberto Urrea tells the gripping story of Irene Woodward, a New York City socialite who escapes an abusive relationship by joining the American Red Cross as a Donut Dollie during World War II. Assigned to work with Dorothy Dunford, a farmgirl seeking revenge for her brother's death, the two women embark on a journey across liberated France to a besieged Belgium and Germany, serving in General Patton's 3rd Army. Through vivid and wrenching descriptions, the novel portrays the harrowing realities of war, the bond between the heroines, their romances, heartbreaks, and shocking secrets as they navigate the challenges of serving on the Western Front.
The narrative unfolds with a dual timeline, offering a unique perspective on the little-known women who served as heroines in the war effort. Through meticulous research and storytelling, Urrea immerses readers in the brutal yet humane world of the American Red Cross Clubmobiles, providing a glimpse into the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who served on the frontlines, making "Good Night, Irene" a poignant and unforgettable tale of friendship, love, and survival during wartime.
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Save:'Goldie and the Three Bears' in the series 'Quarantales' by Theodora Taylor tells the story of Goldie, a woman running from an abusive relationship who finds herself in a cabin owned by three pro football players - Jeb, Nico, and Mitch. Initially offering her body as payment, Goldie soon becomes the center of their attention as they all vie for her affection. The book explores themes of polygamy, romance, and suspense, set in the Wisconsin woods with a backdrop of football and a unique reverse harem dynamic. The writing style is described as heartwarming, sexy, and suspenseful, with a blend of erotic scenes and true romance between the characters.
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Save:'The Knight and the Rose' by Isolde Martyn is a historical romance novel set in Medieval times. The book follows the story of Lady Johanna FitzHenry, a young woman trapped in a cruel marriage to a brutal man. Johanna, along with her mother, devises a plan to escape her abusive husband by convincing a man to swear that he had married her prior to her forced marriage. The plot unfolds with a mix of personal drama, historical events like the deposing of Edward II and the battle of Bannockburn, and a court proceeding to annul Johanna's marriage. The writing style captures the historical period well, with detailed descriptions and intertwining of romance and historical events.
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Save:The Hollow Kind by Andy Davidson is a Southern Gothic horror novel that weaves a tale across multiple timelines and generations, focusing on a family cursed with a monstrous entity to take care of. The narrative skillfully blends supernatural horror with an incisive naturalism, delving into the themes of trauma, suffering, and the impact of evil on generations. The writing style is described as remarkable, with vivid descriptions of the Georgia woods that are both wondrous and ominous, immersing the reader in a world filled with horror and suspense.
