Books matching: adopted sisters
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Save:'Nessa's Seduction' in the series 'Guardians of Alba' by Jayne Castel is a historical romance novel with elements of fantasy. The story follows Nessa, a Scottish Druidess who is on a mission to seduce the English Knight, Hugh de Burgh, to gather information about the English plans to take over Scotland. Set during the Scottish-English conflicts in the 14th century, the book explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and forbidden love between enemies. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of historical accuracy and magical elements that bring the story to life.
The plot of the book revolves around Nessa's internal conflict as she falls in love with Hugh, the man she is supposed to betray for the greater good of her people. delves into the complexities of their relationship, the struggles of being on opposite sides of a war, and the unexpected power of love to overcome barriers. Readers praise the detailed historical setting, the well-developed characters, and the blend of romance, magic, and action in this captivating tale.
Sicko by Amo Jones is a dark standalone MC romance that delves into the taboo love story between Royce Sicko and his adopted sister Jade. Royce, a former rich playboy who disappeared without a trace, returns with a new identity and tattoos under his MC VP cut to protect Jade, the one woman he swore he couldn't live without. The story follows their complex relationship as they navigate secrets, a dangerous enemy, and their transformed selves, all intertwined with elements of violence, manipulation, and twisted romance. The writing style of Amo Jones is described as unique, straightforward, and able to convey heavy emotions with poetry, making the book a rollercoaster of emotions and dark themes.
I wish I could remember the day I was welcomed into the Kane family, but I was barely old enough to create vivid visions inside of my head. I was days old, dumped and left on the front doorstep of the...- #3
Save:'The Seven Sisters' by Lucinda Riley is the first book in a series that follows the story of Maia D'Apliese, the eldest of six girls adopted by the wealthy billionaire Pa Salt. After his sudden death, the sisters come together at their childhood home where they learn about their father's legacy and embark on a journey to discover their ancestral origins. The plot weaves between the present and the past, exploring Maia's quest to uncover her roots, which takes her from Switzerland to Paris to Rio de Janeiro. The story is a blend of mystery, history, and self-discovery, with rich descriptions of characters and locations that captivate the reader's imagination.
The book is praised for its compelling storytelling, well-developed characters, and seamless transition between timelines. Readers are drawn into a world of love, betrayal, secrets, and familial bonds as Maia navigates through the complexities of her past and present. Lucinda Riley's writing style is described as vivid, evocative, and immersive, transporting readers to different time periods and countries while keeping them engaged with the emotional depth of the characters.
I was sitting in the pretty garden of my old schoolfriend’s townhouse in London, a copy of The Penelopiad open but unread in my lap, enjoying the June sun while Jenny collected her little boy from nur... - #4
Save:"Ballet Shoes" by Noel Streatfeild follows the heartwarming story of three orphaned sisters - Pauline, Petrova, and Posy - who are adopted by an eccentric explorer. As their guardian goes missing, the girls must find ways to support themselves, leading them to a performing arts school where they discover their individual passions for acting, aviation, and ballet. The narrative is filled with realistic characters, captivating adventures, and themes of family, sacrifice, and love set in 1930s London.
The story intricately weaves together the distinct personalities of the sisters as they navigate their dreams and challenges, showcasing their growth and resilience in a loving and supportive environment. Through engaging details of the girls' lives in the theatre, the book explores themes of determination, ambition, and the pursuit of one's passion, making it a delightful and inspiring read for both children and adults.
The Fossil sisters lived in the Cromwell Road. At that end of it which is farthest away from the Brompton Road, and yet sufficiently near it so one could be taken to look at the dolls’ houses in the V... - #5
Save:'The Darkest Hour' in the 'KGI' series by Maya Banks is a romantic suspense novel that follows the story of Ethan, an ex-Navy SEAL who believes his wife Rachel is dead, only to receive a package claiming she is alive. The plot revolves around Ethan's journey to rescue his wife, who has been held captive by a drug cartel in South America. is filled with emotional turmoil, family bonds, and suspenseful moments as Ethan and his brothers work together to save Rachel and rekindle their relationship.
When it didn’t quit in a reasonable length of time, he reached over and yanked the cord from the wall. It could only be one of his well-meaning family members, and the last thing Ethan wanted today wa... - #6
Save:Barbary is a twelve-year-old orphan who smuggles her beloved cat, Mickey, onto a space station to live with her new adoptive family. The story revolves around Barbary's adventures on the space station, including dealing with the arrival of aliens and navigating relationships with her new family members. The writing style of the book is geared towards a younger audience, focusing on themes of family, friendship, and the excitement of space exploration.
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Save:'Last Chance Academy' in the series 'Immortals of Talonswood' by author Alex Lidell follows the story of Samantha, a mortal witch who finds herself at Talonswood Academy, a rehabilitation program for delinquent paranormals. As she navigates this new world, she forms complex relationships with Ellis, Asher, Reese, and Cassis - each with their own agendas and histories. delves into the push and pull dynamic between Samantha and Ellis, the mystery surrounding her powers, and the intense interactions among the characters. The plot is fast-paced, dark, and filled with elements of romance, mystery, and fantasy, keeping readers engaged and eager to uncover the secrets of this supernatural world.
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Save:'West Side Love Story' by Priscilla Oliveras is a Latinx romance novel that follows the story of star-crossed lovers Mariana and Angelo. The book is a modern-day retelling of Romeo and Juliet set in the world of mariachi and Latin culture. The plot revolves around the feud between the Montero and Capuleta families, who are also rival mariachi bands. Mariana, the oldest adopted sibling in the Capuleta family, is determined to help her family win the Mariachi band competition. When Mariana and Angelo, a member of the rival family and Mariachi band, meet as strangers, their forbidden romance blossoms, leading to a storm of betrayals and rivalries as they try to bring peace to their families.
The writing style of 'West Side Love Story' is engaging, with captivating plot twists, vivid descriptions of the mariachi culture, and a beautiful homage to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The book combines elements of family drama, forbidden romance, and music competitions, creating a lighthearted yet enthralling narrative that keeps readers invested in the characters and their journey towards love and reconciliation.
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Save:In "Pride and Protest" by Nikki Payne, readers are taken on a modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice, set in the contemporary world where Liza, a struggling radio DJ in DC, faces the threat of gentrification by Pemberly Development. The story revolves around Liza, Dorsey, and their families as they navigate issues of race, classism, and family dynamics. The characters, Liza and Dorsey, embody the essence of the original inspirations while dealing with their own prejudices and self-identity issues, all while gradually falling for each other in a witty and sexy manner.
The book is praised for its solid character development, sexy chemistry between the main characters, and the way it updates the classic story to address real-world issues like gentrification, classism, and sexism. Readers are drawn into the layered and well-developed characters, the all-consuming love between Liza and Dorsey, and the fantastic storytelling that brings a fresh take on the beloved tale of Pride and Prejudice.
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Save:"The Burning Times" by Jeanne Kalogridis is a historical fantasy fiction novel set in medieval France during the 1300s. The story follows Sybille, a midwife with pagan beliefs who is forced to hide among the Franciscan sisterhood to escape persecution by the Church. As she faces imprisonment and interrogation by the Inquisitors, Sybille recounts her story, showcasing her healing abilities, visions of the future, and the clash between pagan worship and Christian beliefs. The narrative weaves elements of Goddess worship, Knights Templar, and the Inquisition, creating a tale filled with twists, intrigue, and a unique blend of historical events and magical realism.
