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Save:Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson is a sweet and swoony historical romance that follows Marianne Daventry as she escapes Bath to join her sister in the English countryside. The story is filled with adventure, romance, charming characters, and delightful banter between Marianne and the charming Philip. The writing style is described as breezy, charming, and witty, with a modern language that captures the cadence of the regency era without being jarring. The book is praised for its clean romance, passionate yet closed-door scenes, and the intense emotional connection between the characters.
It was the oak tree that distracted me. I happened to glance up as I walked beneath its full, green canopy. The wind was tossing its leaves so that they twirled upon their stems, and at the sight I wa... - #2
Save:Not by Sight by Kay Lyons Stockham is a heartwarming story about Ian, a Navy SEAL who becomes blind after a surgery, and Emma, a young woman who has been blind since a tragic accident. Despite their disabilities, they find solace and support in each other, navigating through challenges and secrets that emerge in their lives. The book beautifully portrays the struggles of being blind, the complexities of relationships, and the power of love and resilience in overcoming obstacles.
The plot unfolds with twists and surprises, as Emma and Ian's connection deepens amidst lurking dangers and family secrets. The secondary characters, including Emma's supportive best friends and Ian's protective brother, add depth to the story. The writing style mixes romance, suspense, and emotional depth, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
- #3Beauty and the Clockwork BeastBook 1 in the series:Steampunk Proper Romance
Save:In "Beauty and the Clockwork Beast," Lucy, a professional botanist, is called to Blackwell Manor to help her cousin Kate, who is suffering from a mysterious illness. As Lucy delves into the mysteries of the manor, she encounters the intimidating Earl of Blackwell, who is not as beastly as his reputation suggests. The story combines elements of danger, paranormal activity, exquisite clothing, and steampunk in a romantic gothic mystery setting. The plot unfolds in an alternate history Victorian England, where vampires, shapeshifters, and ghosts add to the intrigue, making it an entertaining and chaste romantic tale.
The writing style of the book is engaging and well-balanced, incorporating mystery, action, romance, and fairy tale retelling elements. The characters, particularly Lucy and Miles, are smart, likable, and have excellent chemistry together. The world-building is a mix of vampires, shapeshifters, ghosts, and steampunk elements, set in an alternate Victorian era, creating a unique and fun atmosphere for the story.
It had never been proven that Lord Blackwell had killed his wife, but then the man in question hadn’t actually denied it, either. The death of his sister the very next day hadn’t helped matters at all... - #4
Save:'Hunted on Predator Planet' in the series 'Predator Planet' by author Vicky L. Holt is a science fiction romance novel that follows the journey of Esra, who finds herself stranded on a dangerous planet inhabited by predator alien animals. The story revolves around Esra's encounters with Naraxthel, a hunter and warrior alien on a mission to hunt the vicious Rokhura. As Esra navigates the savage terrain with the help of her onboard AI VELMA, she forms a deep connection with Naraxthel, showcasing a slow-burn romance that focuses on emotional depth rather than physical intimacy. The book is praised for its lush and evocative writing style, vivid world-building, rich cultural references, and a unique system of worship where females are revered.
The narrative of 'Hunted on Predator Planet' is driven by intense survival scenarios, action-packed sequences, and vibrant world-building, creating a mystical tapestry that draws readers into the story. The book offers a refreshing take on the sci-fi romance genre, steering away from typical tropes and instead focusing on building trust, alliances, and genuine connections between the characters. Holt's writing style is commended for its ability to maintain a steady pace, interweaving backstories, politics, intrigue, and science while delivering a slow-burn romance filled with action, snark, and humor.
As my Emergency Egress Pod burned through the ionosphere of a huge green planet, I shrieked so loud I couldn’t hear the alarms blaring from within my vehicle, nor the calm vocalizations of the onboard... - #5
Save:Miss Milton Speaks Her Mind by Carla Kelly is a Regency novel that follows the life of Jane Milton, a 30-year-old spinster and poor relation of the Stover family. Jane navigates a world where she is treated as a part-time servant, a mother figure to the orphaned Andrew, and a nursemaid to her dying cousin, Blair. The story unfolds as Jane finds the courage to stand up for herself and gradually transforms into a strong and brave speaker of truths. Alongside the love story between Jane and the kind mill owner, Mr. Butterworth, the novel delves into family secrets, forgiveness, and the complexities of relationships within the constrained society of the Regency era.
Carla Kelly weaves a tale of transformation and self-discovery, focusing on Jane's journey from timidity to assertiveness. Through a series of surprising situations, the narrative explores themes of love, courage, and the pursuit of happiness in a society filled with constraints and expectations. The writing style immerses readers in a world where characters like Jane, Mr. Butterworth, and Andrew navigate challenges, secrets, and ultimately find solace and joy in unexpected places.
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Save:Savannah Cade is an acquisitions editor at the high brow Pennington Press which publishes literary fiction and nonfiction. She has two secrets. The first is that she's writing a romance novel under the pen name Holly Ray. The second is that she's found a hidden room in the attic of her office. When she sends her manuscript to an editor, she's given 44 days to improve it before that editor retires. Savannah leaves the manuscript in her secret room one day, and comes back to find that someone has made editorial notes. At first she's offended at the criticism, but when she realizes these notes are from the editor, she decides to take the advice. As Savannah improves this manuscript, she tries to figure out the identity of her mystery editor.
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Save:Under the Stars of Paris by Mary Burchell is a vintage romance novel set in the 1960s that follows the story of Anthea, a young woman who flees to Paris after being betrayed by her fiancé. In Paris, she finds herself in the world of fashion, working as a model, and navigating a love triangle with two intriguing male characters. The book captures the essence of the era it was written in, with a charming and engaging writing style that immerses readers in a tale of personal growth, strength, and romance.
Anthea's journey of self-discovery and resilience, set against the backdrop of the fashion industry in Paris, provides a refreshing and enchanting storyline. The book combines elements of romance, drama, and character development, creating a narrative that is both enjoyable and satisfying for readers looking for a classic love story with a touch of nostalgia.
Anthea walked up the long slope of the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in the clear, cool sunshine of a February afternoon. The sky was that pale, translucent blue which heralds the spring while still retai... - #8
Save:The School Mistress of Emerson Pass by Tess Thompson is a historical romance novel set in 1910 Colorado. The story follows Quinn Cooper, a young lady who travels from Boston to become a school teacher in a small country town. Upon her arrival at Emerson Pass, she is taken in by Lord Alexander Barnes and his five children. The plot revolves around Quinn's journey of falling in love, helping her community, and setting up an evening school for older members of the town. The writing style is described as sweet, clean, and historical fiction, with a focus on developing characters and creating a small-town atmosphere.
Had I known of the ways in which Emerson Pass would test my character, I might not have had the mettle to step off the train that autumn day in 1910. Then again, perhaps I would have. The path to our ... - #9
Save:Grace Sinclair, an orphan with stunning beauty, is forced to maneuver her way into trapping a man into marriage to secure her freedom from unwanted attention. Set in the Regency Era, the book follows Grace's quirky journey as she openly reveals her plan to Nate Barton, the man she aims to trap, leading to hilarious and swoon-worthy moments. The story unfolds with well-developed characters, a good plot, and clean writing, offering a unique twist on the historical romance genre with unexpected twists and a sweet ending.
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Save:Absolutely Not in Love is a sweet and engaging hockey romance by Jenny Proctor, part of the Sweater Weather series. The story revolves around Felix, a gentle, introverted goalie who loves classical music and books, and Gracie, a passionate cellist and teacher who has sworn off hockey players. Despite her initial reservations, their relationship develops in a delightful and realistic manner as Felix supports Gracie and helps her come to terms with her past. Their bond is filled with humor, relatable struggles, and heartwarming moments, making it easy for readers to connect with them.
Proctor’s writing style shines with vivid descriptions and strong character development. The dual point of view allows insight into both Felix and Gracie's growth. The story is well-paced and avoids typical romance clichés, providing a refreshing reading experience. The attention to detail in each character's journey adds depth, bringing the small-town dynamics and side characters to life. This charming tale leaves readers feeling satisfied, making it a perfect conclusion to the series.
