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Save:'Us' by Elle Kennedy and Sarina Bowen is a heartwarming sequel that delves into the 'real life' stage of a relationship between Ryan Wesley and Jamie Canning. The book beautifully portrays the challenges faced by the couple as they navigate adulthood, secrecy, and the strains of busy lives while dealing with the complexities of being closeted. The writing style captures the emotions and growth of the characters, providing a natural progression from the previous book 'Him.'
We’ve just finished the longest road trip on our schedule, and I cannot fucking wait to go home. Standing in a fancy hotel room overlooking the waterfront, I shake the tissue paper out of a shirt I ju...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Him ) - #2
Save:"How Do You Like Me Now?" by Holly Bourne follows the journey of Tori, a best-selling self-help author who is turning 30 and feels like a fraud as her life seems to be falling apart. The novel explores the relatable emotions and experiences of a young woman in her 30s, tackling deeper issues such as long-term relationships, happiness, career dilemmas, and societal pressures. Through Tori's story, the author opens up questions about self-acceptance, authenticity, and the constant struggle to find one's true path in life.
The writing style of the book is described as modern, feminist, touching, and honest. Readers appreciated the depth of the characters, especially Tori, and found the plot to be enthralling and engaging. offers a mix of emotions, from witty and funny moments to more profound insights, making it a compelling read that resonates with individuals facing similar challenges in relationships, self-identity, and societal expectations.
Alright my f*ckers! Who’s coming to the London show tonight? I can’t believe it’s sold out! I love and adore you all. See you at seven. I’ll be the one on stage with the microphone, wondering how the ... - #3
Save:The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella follows the story of Samantha Sweeting, a high-powered lawyer who makes a huge mistake at work and ends up becoming a housekeeper in a small English village despite having no experience in domestic tasks. The plot revolves around Samantha's journey from a stressed-out attorney to a housekeeper as she navigates through humorous and unrealistic situations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. The writing style is described as light, funny, and easy to read, with a focus on themes of self-reflection, romance, and the importance of slowing down in life.
I put down my pen and clear my throat. Across the room, Maya looks up from where she’s rearranging all her little pots of wax and nail varnish. Maya is my spa beauty therapist for the day and is in he... - #4
Save:Tempting the Player by J. Lynn is the second installment in the Gamble Brothers series, focusing on the story of baseball star Chad Gamble and the feisty Bridget Rodgers. The book delves into their intense chemistry, fake relationship setup, and the emotional journey they embark on. The plot is filled with steamy romance, witty banter, and relatable characters that make the story engaging and entertaining. Jennifer L. Armentrout's writing style shines through with a seamless flow of events, realistic character development, and a touch of humor that keeps readers hooked till the end.
As Bridget Rodgers stared at the old meat-packing warehouse, she kept seeing flashes of the movie Hostel in her head. According to her friend, the invite-only, highly gossiped about Leather and Lace c...
(Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Gamble Brothers ) - #5
Save:Appealed by Emma Chase is a second chance at love romance featuring Brent Mason and Kennedy Randolph, two bright and kick butt lawyers who come from wealthy families. The book explores their history, dealing with teenage bullying and the journey of learning about each other. The plot development is fantastic, with Brent being funny and sexy while going through self-discovery. The writing style is sharp, quick-witted, and addictive, making the characters jump off the page and demand the reader's full attention.
Her eyes glitter dangerously, and thoughts of letting her anywhere near my dick flee like tiny fish in a big aquarium. Because she’s not a woman to be taken lightly; she’s a force to be reckoned with....
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Legal Briefs ) - #6
Save:'Black and Blue' in the series 'Inspector Rebus' by Ian Rankin is a gripping crime novel that follows Inspector Rebus as he juggles multiple cases while dealing with personal demons and professional challenges. The plot delves into investigations surrounding a serial killer, an oil rig worker's murder, and potential corruption within the police force. Set in various locations including Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Shetland, and the North Sea oilfields, the book offers a wide scope and intricate storytelling. The writing style is praised for its fast-paced narrative that keeps readers engaged from the first page to the last, with compelling character development and well-integrated subplots.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Inspector Rebus ) - #7
Save:'Bittersweet' in the 'True North' series by Sarina Bowen is a sweet and refreshing romance novel that introduces readers to the Shipley family and their non-blood family dynamics. The story follows Audrey, a determined chef working for a food corporation, and Griffen, a grumpy yet endearing farmer. Their paths cross years after a brief college fling, leading to a rekindling of their chemistry amidst Vermont's farming community. The book is praised for its interesting foodie information, perfect blend of romance and sensuality, and the engaging dynamics between the characters.
My mother sat down across from me at the big farmhouse table as I chewed the last bite of her home-smoked applewood bacon. My farmhand and I had already finished Vermont-cheddar omelets and homemade b... - #8
Save:'The Fourth Child' in the series 'Chatsworth' by C.J. Carmichael revolves around the story of Claire and Kirk, a married couple with three girls, facing challenges when Kirk falls in love with a co-worker while Claire is pregnant with their fourth child. delves into themes of infidelity, family dynamics, and the efforts to save a marriage through counseling. The writing style is described as engaging, with relatable characters and a plot that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
Her first reaction is to kick him out of the house. But he wants to try counseling. She's not sure she can forgive him. Still, she has three young daughters to think of, plus the child due in seven mo... - #9
Save:With "Three Hard Lessons," Nikki Sloane delivers a scorching and captivating read that explores boundaries, BDSM, and complex characters. The story follows Payton and Dominic as they navigate a steamy and unexpected connection that leads them to Japan, testing their limits and emotions. The book intertwines seamlessly with the first in the series, offering a smoking hot read filled with erotic scenes and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked until the end.
Joseph had chosen Nina to be my sales assistant for this evening. Like Scarlett Johansson, Nina had a husky, deep voice that sharply contrasted her petite and undeniably feminine frame. She was a blon...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Blindfold Club ) - #10
Save:Dirty Charmer is a captivating romance novel from the series 'The Bodyguards' by Emma Chase. The story follows Abby, a driven and career-focused heart surgeon, and Tommy Sullivan, a charming and laid-back elite bodyguard. Their unlikely pairing leads to a fun and steamy romance filled with laughter, tenderness, and unexpected love. Emma Chase's writing style effortlessly weaves together humor, romance, and emotional depth, creating a story that is both engaging and heartwarming.
I finish my cigarette, crush it out with the heel of my black, shiny dress shoe and head up the walk to the narrow, three-story brick house with bright pink flowers filling the window boxes. We keep o...
