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Save:In "The Unwanted Wife" by Natasha Anders, the story revolves around Theresa and Alessandro De Lucci's loveless marriage, where Theresa discovers that she was merely a pawn in a deal between Alessandro and her father. Despite the emotional turmoil and misunderstandings, Alessandro tries to salvage their relationship by groveling and proving his love for Theresa, leading to a journey of self-discovery and redemption for both characters. The writing style effectively portrays the characters' emotions and insecurities, creating a raw and intense storyline that keeps readers engaged until the end.
The house was dark and quiet when she got home, with no seething Sandro waiting at the front door this time, just echoing silence as she made her way upstairs and back into the spare bedroom. After a ... - #2
Save:'Ravishing the Heiress' in the Fitzhugh series by Sherry Thomas revolves around the emotional journey of Millie and Fitz in their arranged marriage. The story delves into the complexities of their relationship, including Fitz's past love, Isabelle, returning and the challenges they face in their marriage. The writing style is described as emotional, with flashbacks providing insight into the evolution of Millie and Fitz's relationship over the years.
Sometimes, as she lay in bed at night, she thought of falling in love, in the ways of a Jane Austen novel—her mother did not allow her to read the Brontës. Love, it seemed to her, was a result born of... - #3
Save:'The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie' is a historical romance novel that follows the unconventional love story between Lord Ian Mackenzie, who has Asperger's Syndrome, and Beth, a practical and strong-willed heroine. Set in 1881, the book delves into the challenges faced by Ian due to his condition and the societal norms of the time. The plot includes a murder mystery subplot that adds depth to the story, while the writing style is described as touching, funny, and enthralling, capturing the reader's attention with its originality and surprising twists.
The characters of Ian and Beth are portrayed as unique and endearing, with their relationship being a central focus of the book. The story is praised for its portrayal of Ian's condition and the historical context surrounding it, showing the author's skill in handling sensitive topics with depth and authenticity. Additionally, the book is commended for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the introduction of the intriguing MacKenzie family, setting the stage for a captivating series of novels.
“I find that a Ming bowl is like a woman’s breast,” Sir Lyndon Mather said to Ian Mackenzie, who held the bowl in question between his fingertips. “The swelling curve, the creamy pallor. Don’t you agr... - #4
Save:'In the Absence of Light' by Adrienne Wilder is a heartfelt story about a man who leaves behind his illegal business and moves to a quiet town, encountering a severely autistic man named Morgan. The plot delves into their developing relationship, the challenges they face, and the town's unique dynamics. The writing style is praised for its compassionate portrayal of autism, the depth of character exploration, and the engaging storytelling that mixes romance with elements of suspense and drama.
Toolies was located on one of the few paved roads running through Durstrand. Breakfast—hot, deep fried, and homemade—could be ordered all day long. At night when the church-going people were at home r... - #5
Save:The Year We Fell Down by Sarina Bowen follows Corey, a college freshman adjusting to life in a wheelchair after an accident. She forms a deep connection with Hartley, a hockey player healing from a broken leg, despite the complications of his relationship with his girlfriend. The story is told from both Corey and Hartley's perspectives, showcasing their personal growth, friendship, and the challenges they face in a college setting. The writing style is described as simple, compelling, and emotionally engaging, offering a refreshing take on a college romance with elements of character growth and self-discovery.
It was move-in day at Harkness College, and parents of the new frosh were oohing and ahhing all around campus. As the official tour guides will tell you, three of the last six presidents held at least... - #6
Save:Acting Lessons by Katie Allen is a fun and hilarious romantic comedy that follows the story of Topher, a struggling actress who gets roped into playing the pretend bimbo girlfriend for Danny in order to appease his family. However, when things go awry and she ends up pretending to be the girlfriend of Danny's uncle Jamie, the sizzling attraction between them leads to crazy and sexy shenanigans. The plot is filled with humor, drama, and unexpected twists, making it a light and easy read that keeps readers engaged throughout. Katie Allen's writing style is described as funny, silly, and engaging, with laugh-out-loud moments and steamy romantic scenes that add depth to the characters and the storyline.
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Save:A Second Harvest by Eli Easton tells the story of David, a widowed farmer in his early 40s struggling with loneliness and regret, and Christie, a fierce New York party boy who inherits a farmhouse and finds solace in cooking. As their friendship evolves into a relationship, they navigate challenges such as David's repressed sexuality, conservative community, and family dynamics. The book is praised for its slow-burn romance, believable plot, and well-developed characters, with a focus on personal growth and emotional depth.
David sat against the rough wooden boards of the cow stall and watched Gertrude die. She opened her big brown eyes once toward the end and gazed at him for a long moment. In the glow of the lantern li... - #8
Save:Connection Error by Annabeth Albert is a heartwarming story that follows the journey of Ryan, a Navy SEAL undergoing rehabilitation for his injuries, and Josiah, a geeky and endearing character coping with ADHD. Their chance meeting on a flight leads to an unexpected connection as they navigate personal challenges, physical limitations, and a long-distance relationship. The book delves deep into themes of love, resilience, and growth, portraying a realistic and engaging storyline that captivates readers with its well-developed characters and heartfelt moments.
Somewhere between the third newsstand and the fourth moving sidewalk in LAX, Josiah regretted not joining his friend Ravi in training for a 10k charity race. Nothing like a flat-out sprint from the ch...
(Also, see 29 recommendations for the series #gaymers ) - #9
Save:Unbreak My Heart by Nicole Jacquelyn is a heart-wrenching story that delves into the complexities of love, loss, and rebuilding relationships. The plot follows Kate, who finds herself caring for her best friend Rachel's children after a tragic accident, and Shane, Rachel's widowed husband who is struggling with his feelings for Kate. The writing style is emotionally charged, capturing the raw reality of human emotions and relationships. The slow-burn romance between Kate and Shane unfolds amidst a backdrop of grief, guilt, and forgiveness, making for a compelling and realistic portrayal of flawed characters navigating through life's challenges.
The house was quiet as I made my way through the living room carrying an awkwardly large gift bag. I should have just wrapped Gunner’s birthday present, but I hadn’t thought I had the time. I felt lik... - #10
Save:"His Road Home" by Anna Richland is a touching romance novel that follows the story of Rey, a wounded soldier who, due to a traumatic brain injury, struggles to communicate his feelings and emotions to Grace, a Korean American woman who is unexpectedly drawn into his life. The plot revolves around the unique circumstances that bring Rey and Grace together, exploring themes of love, compassion, and new beginnings. The writing style of the book is described as beautiful, heartwarming, and poignant, with a focus on the challenges faced by veterans and the power of human connection in overcoming adversity.
“Nope, but I’m sure you’ll tell me.” Cruz couldn’t complain about the Afghan-American’s interpreting, but the poetry was new. Add spring fever to the training missions, medic duties, tribal politics a...
