Books matching: college campus setting
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Save:'Deadly Waters' by Dot Hutchison is a murder mystery set at the University of Florida campus, where a series of deaths caused by Alligator attacks turn out to be choreographed by a vigilante targeting young men accused of sex attacks. The story follows a group of college women, including the protagonist Rebecca Sorley, as they navigate a campus culture plagued by sexual assault and abuse. The narrative explores themes of toxic masculinity, victim treatment, and the dynamics of power on campus, with a focus on seeking revenge against aggressors.
When I was younger, my grandmother used to swear that lightning bugs knew when storms were coming. The more lightning bugs there were, the more they flickered and glowed, the worse the storm was going... - #2
Save:Love Show is a heartfelt story about Hadley Arrington, an overworked college newspaper editor with dreams of becoming a combat journalist, and Jack Diamond, a carefree boy who is trying to avoid work. Their story is filled with humor, life, love, friendship, support, and loss. It explores the promises they made to themselves as kids and the complexities of relationships, showcasing real-life struggles and the importance of true friendship. The plot is refreshingly unique, with meaningful dialogue and characters that are both different yet perfectly compatible, highlighting the challenges of balancing long-term goals and personal growth.
I had just gotten back to Northwestern from my third-round interview at The New York Times and had to put the finishing touches on a junior staffer's piece on online privacy before memorizing idiomati... - #3
Save:Awakened by Brenda K. Davies is a vampire romance set in a college campus, where the main characters, Sera and Liam, navigate a budding relationship amidst a backdrop of danger and supernatural elements. Sera, a traumatized young woman, finds solace and love in Liam, a newly turned vampire who is drawn to her despite the challenges they face. The plot unfolds with a mix of romance, suspense, and emotional depth, keeping readers engaged with the characters' growth and the development of their relationship. The writing style is described as fast-paced, romantic, sensual, and suspenseful, with a focus on character depth and believable interactions that immerse readers in the story.
Mike pushed open the door to the small, smoky, dimly lit bar and stepped inside with Doug and Jack following him. The scents of stale alcohol and cigarettes choked the air, but beneath it he scented t... 'Jock Rule' by Sara Ney follows the story of Teddy and Kip, who come together in an unexpected friendship that evolves into something more. Teddy, a shy and timid college student, finds herself being taken advantage of by her friends, until Kip, a rugged rugby player, steps in to help her gain confidence and stand up for herself. As their connection deepens, both characters learn to drop their barriers and reveal their true selves to each other. The story is a mix of humor, tenderness, and love, with a refreshing focus on friendship before romance, leading to a sweet and genuine relationship development.
The writing style of 'Jock Rule' is described as entertaining, engaging, and heartwarming by readers. The slow-building romance between Teddy and Kip is highlighted, showing their growth individually and as a couple. The characters are complex and well-developed, with relatable struggles and endearing qualities that make them likable and authentic. is praised for its mix of humor, intimacy, and character dynamics, creating a story that resonates with readers and leaves them with a satisfying and heartwarming experience.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Jock Hard )- #5
Save:Secret Puck by Rebecca Jenshak is a college sports romance that follows the story of Ginny, the sister of a popular hockey player, and Heath, a member of the hockey team. The book explores their journey from friends to lovers, with a focus on their developing relationship amidst college life and hockey dynamics. The writing style is praised for its charm, humor, and emotional depth, creating a captivating story that keeps readers hooked with its sweet and sexy romance.
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Save:'Night Shift' by Annie Crown is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Vincent, a basketball player seeking solace in the college library, and Kendall, a bookish and introverted night shift clerk. The book explores their sweet and tumultuous first love relationship, emphasizing the importance of communication and consent. The writing style is engaging, with attention to detail that immerses readers in the scenes between the main characters, making them feel present in the story.
The plot of 'Night Shift' delves into miscommunications and misunderstandings between Kendall and Vincent, leading to challenges in their relationship. Despite some tropes and moments of annoyance with the characters, the book offers a mix of romance, humor, endearment, and a touch of spice, creating an enjoyable and easy-to-read contemporary romance with relatable characters and a good level of chemistry.
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Save:'Hate to Love You' by Tijan is a college romance novel that follows the story of Kennedy Clarke and Shay Coleman. Kennedy is portrayed as a complex character with trust issues, while Shay is depicted as a charming and persistent male protagonist. The book delves into their journey from initially hating each other to developing a deep and meaningful relationship. Alongside exploring their romance, the story also touches on themes of self-discovery, friendship, and overcoming past traumas. The writing style is described as engaging, with the author skillfully weaving together college drama, sports-related romance, and a diverse cast of characters to create a captivating narrative.
One was tall with broad shoulders, dark blond hair, blue eyes lined with ice, trim waist, and the kind of cheekbones girls would melt into their seats and sigh about. He was model material, and it was... - #8
Save:'The Hardest Fall' by Ella Maise is a friends-to-lovers romance that follows the story of Zoe and Dylan. The book features a slow burn romance, filled with funny and endearing moments as Zoe, a quirky and awkward girl, navigates her feelings for Dylan, a dedicated athlete with a strong and dependable personality. The plot includes elements of mystery, suspense, family issues, and toxic relationships, adding depth to the storyline. The writing style is praised for its humor, heartwarming moments, and well-developed characters, making the reader eager to see Zoe and Dylan's relationship evolve from friendship to love.
A year before, when I’d made a complete fool out of myself, I hadn’t even known the guy’s name, and that had made it easier to just forget about the whole thing. If he had been just a nameless guy I’d... - #9
Save:"Last Will and Testament" by Dahlia Adler follows the story of Lizzie, a college student who is forced to take on the responsibility of caring for her younger brothers after her parents' tragic death. The plot delves into Lizzie's struggles to balance her newfound role as a guardian with her personal life, including her complicated relationship with her History TA, Connor. The writing style is engaging, emotional, and filled with moments of humor and sadness, capturing the themes of life, love, family, and friendship.
Supposedly no one even answered the front door when they first started knocking. No one could hear it over the music blasting from the speakers, the Sigma Psi Omegas chanting around keg stands, and Je... - #10
Save:Jockblocked by Jen Frederick is a new adult contemporary sports romance that follows the story of linebacker Matthew "Matty" Iverson and his pursuit of Lucy Washington, the best friend of the quarterback of the Warriors football team. Set in the aftermath of the team's national title win, the book explores themes of loyalty, friendship, personal growth, and the challenges faced by college athletes. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on character development, emotional depth, and intricate relationship dynamics within the football team and beyond.
I flip my pen around my thumb again as I contemplate my mock trial dilemma. Should we include the expert in ice formation or the co-worker? Flip. Randall wants to go with the expert because they alway...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Gridiron )
