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Save:Full Mountie by Ainsley Booth and Sadie Haller is a steamy romance novel that delves into the complexities of a polyamorous relationship involving Beth, Lachlan, and Hugh. Set against the backdrop of Canadian politics, the book explores the dynamics between the characters as they navigate their feelings and desires, all while dealing with professional and personal challenges. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of steamy scenes, emotional uncertainties, and realistic portrayals of the characters' struggles and fears.
Beth, Lachlan, and Hugh find themselves in a love triangle filled with passion, jealousy, and emotional turmoil. As they come to terms with their feelings for each other, the story unfolds with hot, loving descriptions of their relationships, consent, and emotional depth. The novel challenges societal norms and explores themes of acceptance, love, and the complexities of unconventional relationships, leaving readers contemplating the dynamics of polyamory and the emotional journey of the characters.
But I know exactly where she is, and have from the second I stepped outside. After a year, the way she affects me shouldn’t be a surprise anymore. And yet I still find myself wondering why my head is ...
(Also, see 60 recommendations for the series Frisky Beavers ) - #2
Save:In "The Unbeating Heart" by Cyran Faringray, readers are taken on a dark and angsty journey following Selene, a royal spymaster sent to infiltrate the cult of the Unbeating Heart. As Selene delves deeper into her mission, she becomes entangled with the charismatic duo of Nyxis, a necromancer, and Zalthorn, a demon prince. The book expertly weaves together themes of self-discovery, moral dilemmas, and forbidden desires, all set in a fantasy world filled with demons, necromancy, and dark romance. The writing style is described as gorgeous and evocative, with fully fleshed out characters and a plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, balancing moments of tension with emotional depth and spicy debauchery.
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Save:Two teenagers from different backgrounds, Allie and Moore, are drawn to each other in their young teens but are torn apart by Allie's abusive father. Moore, who secretly admires Allie, ends up bullying her for two years without knowing the reason behind her silence. The emotional journey of love, abuse, and redemption is beautifully portrayed in a short and steamy novella by Jessa Kane.
I walk past Allie in the hallway and slam my fist against the locker to her left, making her jump. I hate the way it makes me feel. Shame and frustration and resentment have been like acid inside of m... - #4
Save:"Walking Away" by Xavier Neal tells the story of a married couple, Jason and Gwen, who are struggling to keep their marriage intact after a life-altering accident leaves Jason confined to a wheelchair. In a bid to save their relationship, they invite a third person, Hudson, into their lives. Hudson's presence not only brings a new dynamic to their marriage but also helps each of them to grow and heal in unexpected ways. explores themes of love, communication, and acceptance in the face of adversity, presenting a unique take on the MMF relationship dynamic. The writing style is engaging, with vivid imagery and life lessons woven throughout the narrative, capturing the complexities of the characters' emotions and struggles.
The beautiful caramel colored creation across from me sends a glare my direction. The kind of glare that makes me regret not doing more than just jerking off to her online profile photo. “It’s more co... - #5
Save:'Undeniable' in the series 'Reverse Harem' by author Rebecca Royce follows the unconventional love story of Giovanna, Maven, Chance, and Banyan. The plot delves into their emerging relationship, intertwined with mysteries surrounding Vonnie's roommate Molly and their complex relationships with their parents. The writing style captures the emotional journey of the characters as they navigate through challenges, vulnerabilities, and the unconventional nature of their love.
(Also, see 10 recommendations for the series Reverse Harem ) - #6
Save:'Waiting is Not Easy!' in the 'Elephant & Piggie' series by Mo Willems is a heartwarming story that explores the theme of patience and the anticipation of a surprise. The book follows Gerald the Elephant, who struggles with waiting for a surprise that Piggie has for him. Through simple yet expressive illustrations and dialogue, the book captures Gerald's impatience, anxiety, and eventual realization that good things come to those who wait. The writing style is engaging and relatable, making it an ideal read for children and adults alike.
In 'Waiting is Not Easy!', Mo Willems skillfully weaves a valuable life lesson into a humorous and entertaining narrative. The book teaches children the importance of patience and the joy that comes from anticipation and delayed gratification. With its relatable characters, expressive illustrations, and simple yet impactful storytelling, 'Waiting is Not Easy!' is a delightful addition to the 'Elephant & Piggie' series that is sure to resonate with readers of all ages.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Elephant & Piggie ) - #7
Save:'Axel' in the 'Corps Security' series by Harper Sloan follows the story of Isabelle West and Axel Reid, high school sweethearts who are separated when Axel joins the Marines. Fate brings them back together years later when Axel, now part of a security company, is tasked with protecting Isabelle from her abusive ex-husband. The novel delves into themes of lost love, second chances, and overcoming past traumas, with a mix of romance, drama, and suspense. The writing style combines elements of alpha male romance with emotional depth, exploring the complexities of relationships and personal growth.
Taking a frustrated breath, I remember…I gave up pleading to the heavens years ago. Ten years to be exact. The dayhewalked out of my life. The day the sun stopped shining and my world turned gray. The... - #8
Save:Almost Forever by Linda Howard is the second book in the Spencer Nyle series, focusing on the characters of Max Conroy and Claire Westbrook. The plot revolves around Max's attempt to gather information about Bronson Alloys by charming and seducing Claire, who works as a secretary for the company. However, as Max gets to know Claire, he finds himself genuinely falling for her, leading to a series of events where betrayal, love, and redemption play crucial roles. The writing style of the book captures the intense and driven nature of Max, juxtaposed with Claire's guarded and self-contained personality, creating a dynamic relationship filled with emotional turmoil and personal growth.
Anson Edwards sat alone in his big plash office, his fingers steepled as he weighed the strengths of his two lieutenants, wondering which of the two would be best to send to Houston. His own strength ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Spencer-Nyle Co ) - #9
Save:Stepbrother Untouchable is a romance novel that revolves around the unexpected relationship between college students Nate and Brynn, who find out that their parents are getting married, making them step-siblings. The story follows their journey of developing feelings for each other, facing family drama, and navigating the complexities of their new relationship. The book is described as a mix of romance, steamy scenes, and family dynamics, with a focus on the characters' personal growth and the unfolding of their love story.
Stepbrother Untouchable is written in a fast-paced and engaging style, with a plot that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. The book explores themes of love, family, and self-discovery, while also delving into the dynamics between the main characters and their parents. The author, Colleen Masters, presents a story that is both sexy and balanced, with well-developed characters and a narrative that blends romance, drama, and emotional depth.
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Save:In 'The Value of X', author Poppy Z. Brite introduces readers to the teenaged characters Rickey and G-Man, exploring their journey of self-discovery, young love, and overcoming challenges together. The book provides a sweet and angst-filled narrative that delves into themes of love, family opposition, and the pursuit of happiness. Through Brite's unique writing style, readers are transported into the world of Rickey and G-Man as they navigate their feelings and dreams, ultimately discovering the meaning of 'X'.
The story not only focuses on the blossoming relationship between Rickey and G-Man but also offers a glimpse into their individual struggles, highlighting the resilience of young love amidst adversity. 'The Value of X' is a standalone novel that can be appreciated independently of the series, showcasing Brite's ability to create a compelling narrative that resonates with readers on themes of love, acceptance, and personal identity.
