Books matching: beauty and the beast trope
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Save:After discovering his brother's death, reclusive rancher Noah takes in his brother's pregnant wife Katherine, leading to a marriage of convenience that evolves into a heartfelt love story. The book beautifully captures the journey of healing and forgiveness, exploring themes of self-worth, love, and overcoming past traumas. The narrative showcases a sweet and tender romance set in the old American West, with well-developed characters and a captivating Beauty and the Beast trope.
The rap on the wood was sharp and insistent. Kate Allen Cutter pushed herself up from her narrow cot and slowly crossed the small dimly lit room while smoothing wrinkles from her faded skirt. She’d le... - #2
Save:Hoofbeats by Val Saintcrowe is a historical romance novel featuring a centaur and a human in an arranged marriage. The book delves into the complexities of their relationship, exploring themes of love, trust, and emotional struggles. The writing style is described as engaging and thought-provoking, with detailed descriptions of the characters' experiences and emotions. Despite some readers finding the content intense and at times challenging, the book is praised for its unique take on the Beauty and the Beast trope, offering a different and enjoyable reading experience.
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Save:The Undying King by Grace Draven is a fantasy novella that tells the story of Imogen, a young woman cursed with the touch of death, and Cededa, the immortal King of a forgotten city. Imogen sets out on a quest to break her curse and discovers the mythical city of Tineroth, where she meets Cededa. The book explores their unlikely love story, filled with dark pasts, curses, and redemption. Grace Draven's writing style is described as luscious and evocative, with a focus on sensuality and compelling characters.
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Save:'Yours Until Dawn' by Teresa Medeiros is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Gabriel Fairchild, a blinded war hero, and his nurse, Samantha Wickersham. The book explores their relationship as Samantha tries to bring Gabriel out of his dark and isolated world. The plot features a twist on the 'Beauty and the Beast' trope, with elements of love letters, heartwarming moments, and a surprising ending. The writing style is described as light-hearted, engaging, and filled with witty banter between the main characters.
From somewhere deep in the sprawling Jacobean mansion, a tremendous crash sounded. Although the portly butler who was conducting the interview visibly flinched and the housekeeper standing at rigid at... - #5
Save:Heart's Blood is a retelling of the classic Beauty and the Beast fairy tale set in a medieval Irish town called Whistling Tor. The story follows Caitrin, a young scribe fleeing from her past, who finds refuge at Whistling Tor where she meets the reclusive chieftain Anluan. As Caitrin's relationship with Anluan develops, she learns about the curse that binds him to the hilltop and sets out to break it, leading to a mix of romance, mystery, and fantasy elements. The book is known for its engaging storyline, believable characters, and a writing style that blends elements of Celtic folklore and historical fiction.
Dusk was falling, and mist was closing in over a landscape curiously devoid of features. Apart from low clumps of grass, all I could see nearby was an ancient marker stone whose inscription was obscur... - #6
Save:"Beastly" by Alex Flinn is a modern retelling of the classic Beauty and the Beast story set in New York City. The book follows the journey of Kyle, a vain and arrogant high school student who is transformed into a hideous beast by a witch's curse. As the story unfolds, Kyle must find true love and break the curse within two years. The narrative is told from the Beast's perspective, offering a fresh take on the familiar fairy tale. The writing style is engaging and easy to follow, blending elements of fantasy and contemporary themes seamlessly.
The book explores themes of inner beauty, redemption, and the importance of self-discovery. Through Kyle's transformation and his interactions with other characters, the story delves into deeper issues such as personal growth and the impact of outward appearances on one's character. The plot unfolds in a fast-paced manner, keeping readers engaged as Kyle navigates the challenges of his new existence as a beast and learns valuable lessons about love and acceptance.
The sub was a new one who might still have been under the mistaken impression that because Tuttle was the type of school that had a salad bar in the cafeteria and offered courses in Mandarin Chinese—i... - #7
Save:Anne Jewell, a favorite teacher at Miss Martin's School for Girls, is forced to confront the tragedies of the past in order to build a new life for herself and her son after she meets Sydnam Butler, a quiet and gentle hero of the Peninsular Wars. This 2nd installment in Balogh's Simply series is a beautiful, but slightly untraditional romance. Balogh at her best. The story delves into the lives of two imperfect people, Anne and Sydnam, who find solace and healing in each other's company despite their past traumas and societal judgments. The plot intricately weaves together their individual struggles, creating a multi-layered and emotionally touching narrative that explores themes of love, healing, and forgiveness.
The crocodile of schoolgirls neatly uniformed in dark blue that was making its way along Great Pulteney Street in Bath at the spanking pace set by Miss Susanna Osbourne, one of its teachers, was proce... - #8
Save:Reaper is a dark and gritty romance set in the seedy world of the Boston Underworld. The story revolves around Ronan, known as the Reaper, a cold and calculating killer with a troubled past, and Sasha, a woman who becomes entangled in his dangerous world. The book delves into themes of violence, mafia activities, and the complexities of relationships, all woven together with a writing style that keeps readers engaged and eager to uncover the secrets within each page.
He’s sitting in the pit tonight. Watching me as I make my way around and help Kaya with drinks. Slainte is packed this evening and the VIP room is at full capacity. It has been ever since the Irish st... - #9
Save:'The Lass Wore Black' by Karen Ranney is a Scottish Historical Romance set in 1863 Scotland. The story follows the journey of Catriona Cameron, a once beautiful and shallow woman who becomes badly scarred in a tragic accident. As she grapples with her disfigurement and the realization of her past behavior, she is confronted with the true meaning of beauty, love, and self-acceptance. The plot involves scandal, seduction, danger, and revenge, with a focus on Catriona's transformation and her relationship with Mark Thorburn, a caring doctor who helps her see beyond her scars.
The writing style in the book is described as engaging, with well-developed characters and a plot that keeps readers hooked until the end. The author, Karen Ranney, delves into themes of redemption, self-discovery, and the complexities of human nature, creating a story that explores the frailty of the ego and the journey towards acceptance and personal growth.
Mrs. Smythe-Anderson stepped toward Catriona. Her hostess was an older woman, her long, lean face equipped with a pointed chin, aquiline nose, and a series of wrinkles radiating out from her brown eye... - #10
Save:Artistic License by Elle Pierson is a contemporary romance novel set in Queenstown, New Zealand. The story follows Sophy, an art student, who becomes involved in a crime incident at an art exhibit where she meets Mick, a security specialist. Despite their differences, a slow and unconventional relationship blossoms between the two characters. The book explores themes of beauty, friendship, and personal growth as Sophy and Mick navigate their insecurities and past traumas while developing feelings for each other.
Picasso would have loved his face. It was all brutal planes: the long blade of nose, the sharp jut of bone in cheek and jaw, the thin slashes of brows and lips. No angle of which sympathised with anot...
