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Save:'The Initiation' in the series 'Filthy Rich Americans' by Nikki Sloane follows the story of Marist, the youngest daughter of a wealthy family, and Royce, the eldest son of the richest banking family in America. To join the board of his father's bank, Royce and his fiance must complete a secretive and twisted initiation. The plot delves into the dark romance intertwined with themes of Greek mythology, control, power, and status, revolving around the manipulative Macalister Hale and the challenges faced by Marist and Royce in their arranged relationship.
RAIN STREAKED ACROSS THE WINDOW,blurring the view of the landscape out the back seat of the car as it hurried my sister Emily and me past the front gate. The drive leading up to the Hale estate was lo... - #2
Save:'His Summer Intern' by Jessa Kane is an intense and sexy short read that follows the story of Juno, a woman on the run who stumbles upon Caleb, her savior. Despite Juno's lies about her identity, Caleb is immediately drawn to her and becomes obsessed with keeping her safe. Their relationship evolves into a twisted and wild ride, filled with dramatic twists and turns. The writing style is addictive, capturing the raw and feral nature of their mutual obsession and the intense attraction between the characters.
The plot delves into dark and obsessive themes, showcasing the characters' complex backgrounds and their struggles with past traumas. The story challenges traditional romance tropes, offering a unique take on insta-love that is more akin to a Beauty and the Beast narrative on steroids. Despite the heavy and triggering content, the book delivers a satisfying and gripping happily ever after that is perfectly matched to the characters' twisted personalities.
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Save:Readers found "His Favorite Hucow: Hathor" to be a surprising and enjoyable read with a unique plot centered around a world where kink is king, specifically focusing on the concept of hucows providing milk for children and aficionados. The writing style was described as clean, smooth, and addictive, drawing readers in with a combination of hot, erotic scenes and a well-developed story line. The story follows characters like Meggie and Leo, who are faced with challenging circumstances but find themselves drawn into a world of domination and submission, making it a lightweight yet captivating read.
She moved the cursor to click on the first option, requesting more information. Humankind had populated over twenty star systems and over fifty planets, and she'd never studied them in school, althoug... - #4
Save:'Down London Road' in the 'On Dublin Street' series by Samantha Young follows the intertwining lives of Jo and Cam as secrets are revealed, truths shared, and a deep connection forms between them. Jo, portrayed as a money-hungry individual by some, is shown to be selfless and resilient in her decisions, while Cam evolves from being perceived as a jerk to a caring and understanding individual. The book delves into themes of personal growth, family dynamics, and the complexities of relationships, all while maintaining a captivating and emotional storyline.
The novel explores dark issues like alcoholism, child abuse, and domestic violence with sensitivity and depth. Jo's journey towards self-acceptance and finding true love amidst her struggles is intertwined with heartwarming relationships, intense romance, and well-developed characters. Samantha Young's writing style is described as addictive, emotional, and filled with palpable tension and passion, creating a story that is both romantic and angsty, leaving readers engaged and invested in the characters' lives.
I looked upon the piece of art and wondered what the heck I was looking at. To me it was just a bunch of lines and squares in different colours with some shading here and there. It looked familiar. In...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series On Dublin Street ) - #5
Save:'Adele' by Leila Slimani is a compelling and controversial exploration of a woman named Adele who struggles with an insatiable desire for sex while juggling the roles of a wife and mother. The novel delves into themes of female sexuality, addiction, and the complexities of modern motherhood. Slimani's writing style is described as precise, detailed, and non-judgmental, offering a raw and unflinching look at Adele's inner turmoil and self-destructive behaviors. The plot unfolds with Adele's constant pursuit of gratifying her desires, leading to a spiral of self-destruction and emotional detachment from those around her.
Adèle hasbeen good. She has held out for a week now. She hasn’t given in. She has run twenty miles in the past four days. From Pigalle to the Champs-Elysées, from the Musée d’Orsay to Bercy. In the mo... - #6
Save:A Curse of Blood & Stone is a gripping sequel that continues the journey of Romy and Zander as they navigate a world filled with action, romance, and betrayal. Set in a fantasy world where characters struggle with their identities and the consequences of their actions, the book delves into themes of power, loyalty, and sacrifice. The intricate plot twists and turns keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly following Romy's path to self-discovery and the challenges she faces as a key caster. The writing style is described as addictive and mesmerizing, with a fierce tone that immerses readers in the characters' emotions and the unfolding mysteries of the world.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fate & Flame ) Sparrow by L.J. Shen is an intense and gripping standalone novel that delves into the arranged marriage between Sparrow, the main heroine, and Troy Brennan, a ruthless and dangerous man from the Irish mafia. The story unfolds with Sparrow being kidnapped by Troy and forced into a marriage, leading to a complex and tumultuous relationship filled with darkness, secrets, and unexpected twists. The author's writing style is described as addictive, daring, and different, with a focus on psychological depth, alternating points of view, and a continuous flow of suspense, violence, and romance.
“IS IT POSSIBLE TO feel your heart breaking, even if you’ve never fallen in love?” I stared back at the woman in the mirror, chewing on my lower lip until the tender flesh cracked. I looked like a str...- #8
Save:'When Summer Ends' by Isabelle Rae is a romantic novel that explores the controversial relationship between a student and her teacher. The plot follows Chloe Henderson, a 17-year-old who falls in love with her teacher, Will Morris, during the summer. The book delves into their forbidden romance, the challenges they face when returning to school, and the emotional turmoil that ensues. The writing style is described as easy to read, addicting, and engaging, with readers expressing their love for the main characters and the captivating storyline.
My vision was a little blurry as I continued to dance. My head was just that little bit fuzzy from the alcohol. My legs had that rubbery feeling, like I wasn’t quite in full control of myself. “Shall ... - #9
Save:'The Wife' by Alafair Burke is a psychological thriller that follows Angela, a devoted wife, as she navigates the accusations of sexual misconduct against her husband, Jason. The novel delves into Angela's past trauma, her loyalty towards her husband, and the unraveling of secrets amidst a web of lies and deception. The story is told through shifting perspectives, offering a suspenseful and gripping narrative that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
The plot of 'The Wife' is filled with unexpected twists and turns, exploring themes of family, friendship, loyalty, and betrayal. With a fast-paced and well-paced storyline, the book touches on timely issues such as sexual harassment, media scrutiny, and the complexities of relationships. Alafair Burke's writing style is described as addictive, with a focus on plot development and engaging characters that draw readers into a world of suspense and mystery.
Even teenagers are called young women now, as if there is something horribly trivial about being a girl. I still have to correct myself. At whatever moment I transformed from a girl to a woman, when I... - #10
Save:Readers describe State of the Union by Douglas Kennedy as a politically charged novel with a strong focus on character development. Despite some struggles with political references, the book is praised for its addictive writing style that keeps readers hooked. The plot is described as engrossing, with a slow start but a strong ending that makes it a real page-turner.
