Books matching: challenges in marriage
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Save:"The Aviator's Wife" by Melanie Benjamin is a historical fiction novel that delves into the life of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, wife of famous aviator Charles Lindbergh. The book is narrated from Anne's point of view, offering insights into her struggles, achievements, and the challenges she faced in her marriage. Through Anne's perspective, readers get a glimpse into the Lindberghs' public and private lives, including their experiences with fame, tragedy, and personal growth. The writing style combines fictionalized elements with historical events, creating a compelling narrative that sheds light on the complexities of Anne's life as the wife of a renowned figure.
I repeated the phrase to myself, whispering it in wonder. Down to earth. What a plodding expression, really, when you considered it—I couldn’t help but think of muddy fields and wheel ruts and worms—y... - #2
Save:Homestead by Melinda Moustakis follows the journey of a young couple, Lawrence and Marie, who impulsively decide to get married and embark on a homesteading adventure in Alaska during the mid-1950s. The book vividly portrays the dangers and challenges of living in the Alaskan wilderness, while also delving into themes of trauma, marriage, and the relationship between humans and nature. Through the changing seasons and the characters' evolving dynamics, the story unfolds as a captivating exploration of love, resilience, and the harsh realities of homesteading life.
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Save:'The Vow' by Kim Carpenter tells the true story of a young married couple, Kim and Krickitt, who are involved in a serious car accident shortly after their marriage. Krickitt suffers traumatic head injuries and loses her memory, including any recollection of her husband. Despite this, Kim remains committed to their marriage vows, caring for his wife as she struggles with memory loss and personality changes. follows their journey from dating to marriage, the accident, and their attempt to fall in love all over again, showcasing the power of faith and love in overcoming challenges.
Central to 'The Vow' is the theme of faith, particularly the Carpenters' Christian beliefs. emphasizes the importance of the vows made before God, highlighting how their faith played a significant role in sustaining their marriage through difficult times. It explores the couple's struggles, epiphanies, and the deep love that developed between them despite the challenges they faced, ultimately delivering an inspirational and heartwarming true story.
I finally found out the story behind Krickitt’s unique name. Her given name was Krisxan (pronounced “Kris-Ann”), a name that reflected her Greek ancestry. The nickname Krickitt was coined when her gre... - #4
Save:Lady Annabelle Wylde, beautiful but capricious, is getting desperate. The man she'd loved all her life married someone else a couple of years ago, and the men she'd turned to after losing Damon have all abandoned her for other women. Miles Croft, recently returned from the wars, needs a wife for societal reasons. The story follows their marriage of convenience and the challenges they face, including Annabelle falling ill and losing her looks, leading to a deeper connection between the couple.
Edith Layton creates a realistic romance with setbacks and misunderstandings, focusing on the growth of the characters as they navigate their marriage of convenience. The book also features supportive roles from characters in Layton's previous books, adding depth to the storyline.
But there wasn’t time to think once she’d said it. The vicar went on, then her fiancé’s voice, light and amused even now, said the words he had to say to her to make her his wife. There was still time... - #5
Save:'Something Worth Saving' by Mayra Statham revolves around the marriage of Nadia and Owen, depicting their struggles and efforts to save their relationship. The story follows Nadia's realization of needing more in her life beyond just being a wife and mother, while Owen is consumed by his career as a plastic surgeon, neglecting his family. As their marriage hits a low point, both Nadia and Owen work hard to communicate, understand each other's needs, and fight for their love. The narrative beautifully captures the journey of rediscovering love and rebuilding a strong foundation for their relationship, with a focus on the importance of communication and effort in a marriage.
The writing style of 'Something Worth Saving' is described as emotional, sweet, and engaging by readers. The story unfolds through the perspectives of Nadia and Owen, showcasing their individual struggles and growth within the marriage. delves into themes of love, communication, family dynamics, and the challenges faced by couples in maintaining a healthy relationship, ultimately delivering a heartfelt tale of perseverance and renewal.
MUSIC MIGHT HAVE BEEN playing, but I couldn’t make out the song. My head was too muddled with my own thoughts and the sounds of arguing coming from the backseat. I stared at the red light in front of ... - #6
Save:'A Comfortable Alliance' by Catherine Kullmann is a slow-paced story that follows the journey of two mature adults navigating their world and relationships, encountering friendly, helpful, deceptive, jealous, and vicious characters along the way. The plot focuses on the development of a common purpose, mutual support, and affection between the main characters that evolves into a deep and enduring love. Despite the lack of action, the book offers rich character development and explores themes of autonomy and equality of women in the regency era.
The novel delves into the marriage between the main characters, Will and Helena, portraying their emotional depth, growth, and realistic challenges with grace. It immerses readers in a historical setting filled with period details and traditions, providing a satisfying escape into a happy place while addressing modern concerns in a suitable manner for the time period.
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Save:Nicholas, a half-human half-satyr, is tasked with marrying a daughter of the king of ElseWorld to produce heirs and guard his race's legacies. The book follows his journey to find his bride, Jane, and their tumultuous relationship as Nicholas struggles with his satyr nature and promiscuity. The plot is filled with erotic scenes and explores themes of infidelity, historical fantasy, and the clash between pleasure and duty. The writing style is described as luscious and vibrant, with fully developed characters and surprising twists that engage readers in a blend of erotic paranormal romance and historical fantasy.
Lord Nicholas Satyr lifted the dagger from the desk before him, anxious to have the task ahead complete. The blade flashed, reflecting the intensity of his strange pale gaze, before twisting to slice ... - #8
Save:Told in the first person, "Little" by Edward Carey is a fictionalized account of the life of Marie Tussaud, known for her waxwork museum. The story follows Marie from her humble beginnings as an orphan to becoming a respected figure, all while working on wax works that become a tool for propaganda and entertainment. The narrative is immediate and engaging, with a unique writing style that includes illustrated images of the heads and items described, making the story even more immersive.
For assistance my mother rehired her midwife, a fond, breathless lady with thick arms who adapted herself to any paying occasion, and she called often upon the doctor from the nearby village, Doctor S... - #9
Save:Written in the Scars by Adriana Locke is a deeply emotional story about Ty and Elin Whitt, high school sweethearts whose marriage faces challenges that test the strength of their love. The book delves into themes of love, loss, second chances, and the enduring power of relationships. Through a rollercoaster of emotions, the characters navigate through heartbreak, forgiveness, and self-discovery, making tough decisions about their future together. Locke's writing style captures the rawness of human emotions and the complexities of relationships, drawing readers into a story that is both heart-wrenching and uplifting.
Shooting Lindsay Watson a dirty look, I plop down in the chair beside her work station. Swiveling side to side in an extra hairdresser’s chair, I watch her take the final snips of Becca Snowden’s long... - #10
Save:In "The Bachelor" by Sabrina Jeffries, Gwyn, a Duke's daughter and sister, is haunted by a past mistake that prevents her from accepting marriage proposals. As she makes her debut in London, she is blackmailed by a villain with a terrible reputation, adding to the challenges she faces. When her twin brother hires Joshua, a wounded and brave ex-Marine, as her bodyguard, a complex romance unfolds between two individuals who struggle to trust and believe in their own worth. The story is filled with barbs and quips among the characters, a hunt for the villain, and a rollercoaster of emotions, making it an enjoyable and engaging read.
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