Books matching: childhood friends rekindled romance
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Save:The Ice Duchess by Tracy Sumner is a beautifully written second chance love story set during a Christmassy Yuletide house party. Georgiana, the countess of Winterbourne, who had a bitter marriage in the past, is reunited with her childhood friend and one true love, Dexter, Marquess of Westfield. The plot is filled with longing, passion, and intricate relationships, as Georgiana struggles with her independence and past trauma while Dexter tries to win her heart slowly and sincerely. Tracy Sumner's writing style is described as vibrant, colorful, sensual, and captivating, drawing readers in with detailed descriptions and a warm feel.
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Save:"Just Like Heaven" by Julia Quinn is a Regency romance novel that follows the story of Honoria Smythe Smith and Marcus, her brother's best friend, as their relationship evolves from casual acquaintances to something more. The book is described as a quick and fun read, with likable main characters but a tepid romance. The plot centers around Honoria and Marcus navigating their feelings for each other amidst the backdrop of the Smythe Smith Quartet and a life-threatening illness.
The writing style of the book is noted for its humor, light-hearted tone, and predictable nature. Some readers find the characters to be well-developed and relatable, while others criticize the lack of depth in relationships and chemistry between the characters. Overall, the book is seen as a fluffy and entertaining read, but falls short of the author's previous works like the Bridgerton series in terms of charm and magic.
She sat down heavily on the stone bench outside Mr. Hilleford’s Tobacco Shoppe for Discerning Gentlemen and pressed herself up against the wall behind her, desperately (there was that awful word again... - #3
Save:Finding North by Carmen Jenner is a heartfelt story of two childhood friends, Will and North, navigating their feelings for each other in a small Australian town filled with bigotry and narrow-mindedness. The book delves into themes of acceptance, love, and self-discovery as the protagonists struggle to overcome societal expectations and embrace their true identities. Through a mix of flashbacks and present-day events, the author weaves a tale of friendship, heartbreak, and ultimately, the enduring power of love to conquer all obstacles.
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Save:'By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept' by Paulo Coelho follows the story of Pilar, a young Spanish woman, who reunites with her lost love, a spiritual seeker turned healer, leading to a journey of love, forgiveness, and spirituality in the French Pyrenees. The plot centers around their rekindled romance, discussions on life's big questions, and the mysteries of love and life. Coelho's writing style is described as poetic, full of metaphors, and touching on themes of religion, spirituality, and the feminine aspects of the divine.
Begin Reading BY THE RIVER Piedra I sat down and wept. There is a legend that everything that falls into the waters of this river—leaves, insects, the feathers of birds—is transformed into the rocks t... - #5
Save:'What a Duke Dares' by Anna Campbell is a historical romance novel set in the 'Sons of Sin' series. The story follows Penelope, a strong-willed heroine who rejects a marriage proposal from Cam, the Duke of Sedgemoor, due to his lack of love. Years later, when circumstances bring them together again, sparks fly as they navigate their complicated relationship. The book is described as a character-driven romance with engaging dialogue and interactions, showcasing the journey of Penelope and Cam towards their happily ever after.
Through the bleak hours between midnight and dawn, the candles burned low in the shabby room high in the dilapidated inn. Wind rattled the ill-fitting windowpanes and carried the creaking of boats at ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sons of Sin ) - #6
Save:Ella, a strong and fiery woman, is torn between fulfilling her duty and staying true to herself when she reunites with her childhood friend Natt, an Orc from Clan Grisk. Their forbidden friendship evolves into a passionate love story filled with mystery, intrigue, and secrets. The plot is full of twists and turns, woven around themes of racial tensions, dark pasts, and political intrigue, all set in a lushly built world where love and growth intertwine with pain and manipulation.
It was perfect, she told herself firmly, as she shot a swift, searching smile up toward the tall, handsome man beside her. Alfred, Lord Tovey, the son and sole heir of Lord Culthen of Tlaxca, and quit...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Orc Sworn ) - #7
Save:In Bad Girl Reputation, Genevieve and Evan navigate a tumultuous relationship filled with history, pain, and self-discovery. The story follows the pair as they grow and change, striving to be the best versions of themselves for each other. Set in the charming world of Avalon Bay, the book explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and second chances, offering a heartwarming and entertaining tale of love and personal growth.
The plot unfolds as Genevieve returns to town for her mother's funeral, determined to change her ways and get her life on track. Despite trying to stay away from Evan, their deep connection and shared history pull them back together, prompting both characters to face their pasts and work towards a better future together.
(Also, see 51 recommendations for the series Avalon Bay )
