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    Seven
    Book 1 in the series:Club Alias

    Seven - Club Alias by K.D. Robichaux
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    In 'Seven' by K.D. Robichaux, the story revolves around Twyla, a chemical engineer, who relocates with her sister Astrid to escape an abusive relationship. Twyla takes a job at an adult novelty shop, where she meets Seth, a Dom at Club Alias. Seth is immediately drawn to Twyla's innocence and offers to educate her about sex toys at his club. The book is described as a quick, light-hearted read with elements of insta-love, humor, and steamy scenes. The writing style is engaging, filled with vivid details, humor, and pop culture references that create a fun and entertaining atmosphere.


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    Midsummer Moon
    Book 1 in the series:Regency Tales

    Midsummer Moon - Regency Tales by Laura Kinsale
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    Midsummer Moon by Laura Kinsale is a Regency romance novel featuring the unlikely pairing of the brilliant inventor Merlin Lambourne and the Duke of Damerell, Ransom Falconer. The plot unfolds with Ransom seeking out Merlin for her inventions, leading to humorous situations and eventual romance. The story is filled with quirky characters, including a pet hedgehog, and revolves around themes of independence, love, and conflicting desires.

    For the fourth time, His Grace the Duke of Damerell lifted the knocker with his free hand and brought the tarnished brass crashing down on its mottled-green base. For the fourth time, the sound echoed...

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    Worth It
    Book 1 in the series:Yama Yama

    Worth It - Yama Yama by C.M. Owens, S.M. Shade
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    'Worth It' in the series 'Yama Yama' by C.M. Owens and S.M. Shade follows the hilarious adventures of three best friends, Kasha, Lydia, and Henley, as they attend Lydia's ex-boyfriend's wedding with the intention of causing mayhem. The story is told from the perspectives of Kasha and Henley, with occasional chapters from the male characters. As the friends navigate through sabotaging the wedding, unexpected encounters, and hot romantic entanglements, the book offers a mix of slapstick humor, steamy romance, and outrageous hijinks that keep the readers hooked until the end.

    is filled with comical pranks, steamy romantic encounters, and relatable friendships that add depth to the storyline. The characters, especially Kasha, Henley, Roman, and Davis, are portrayed with humor, charm, and genuine emotions that make them endearing to the readers. With multiple points of view, engaging plot twists, and a fast-paced narrative, 'Worth It' offers a light-hearted and entertaining read that combines romance, comedy, and friendship in a unique and engaging way.

    “I took an extra shift at work today to cover for a friend. She ended up making it back a few hours early, so I left and came home to find Casey’s naked ass in the air while some emaciated slut made p...

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    The Grumpy Player Next Door - Copper Valley Fireballs by Pippa Grant
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    'The Grumpy Player Next Door' in the 'Copper Valley Fireballs' series by Pippa Grant tells the story of Tillie Jean and Max, two characters with some serious issues who are brought together by fate. Despite their differences and challenges, they navigate through pranks, family dynamics, and personal expectations to find love and acceptance. The writing style is humorous, heartfelt, and engaging, with a touch of romance and a sprinkle of glitter-filled humor that keeps the readers entertained and emotionally invested in the characters' journey.

    There’s a fine art to revenge, and today, I am arting the hell out of it. I’m talking cackles of glee, evil cartoon overlord-style, rubbing my hands together while bouncing on my toes. Reminding mysel...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Copper Valley Fireballs )

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    The Dugout
    Book 2 in the series:The Brentwood Boys

    The Dugout - The Brentwood Boys by Meghan Quinn
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    'The Dugout' by Meghan Quinn is a heartwarming and emotional story that follows the journey of Carson, a changed man after an accident, and Milly, a Kinesiology student who helps him find his way back. The book beautifully explores themes of grief, love, and family, delivering a rollercoaster of emotions that keeps readers engaged until the very end. Meghan Quinn's writing style effortlessly blends humor, romance, and heartbreak, creating a captivating narrative that surprises and delights readers.

    I huddle in the corner of the dining hall, waiting for my teammates to show up. Because of my show of unsportsmanlike conduct on the field yesterday, Coach Disik suspended me from practice today and i...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Brentwood Boys )

  6. 'Love for the Cold-Blooded Or: The Part-Time Evil Minion's Guide to Accidentally Dating a Superhero' by Alex Gabriel is a quirky and humorous take on the superhero genre, where the protagonist, Pat, works part-time as a night manager for a billionaire genius scientist and superhero, Silver Paladin. The story follows the entertaining and heartwarming journey of Pat and the socially awkward superhero, Nicholas Andersen, as they navigate misunderstandings, challenges, and the complexities of their relationship. Set in a world where villains and heroes coexist in a camp and endearing light, the book combines elements of romance, action, humor, and family dynamics to create a unique and engaging narrative.

    The writing style of the book is described as well-paced, full of funny and lighthearted moments, with a balance between romance and action. The author, Alex Gabriel, skillfully weaves together a plot that flows naturally from start to finish, creating a world filled with inventive contradictions, strong personalities, and indelible secondary characters. The deep probing of Pat's and Nicholas's characters, along with the exploration of the thin line between evil villain and noble hero, adds depth and complexity to the story, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.

    Personally, Pat had always kinda felt that a mushroom was a mushroom was a mushroom. Well… obviously not when you were wondering whether to dry and smoke it, or to simmer it in a nice cognac sauce. Bu...

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    Cupboard Kisses by Barbara Metzger
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    "Cupboard Kisses" by Barbara Metzger follows the story of Cristabel Swann, a penniless orphan who discovers her inheritance is actually a brothel. Despite her naivety, she forms a unique arrangement with Captain Chase, who helps her run the boarding house. The plot is filled with humor, witty dialogue, and likable characters, creating a lighthearted romp through Victorian England.

    The two gentlemen were standing on the empty pavement outside Brooks’s, one of London’s exclusive men’s clubs. The shorter of the two looked up and down St. James’s Street, where a few sporadic street...

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    Boyfriend Material
    Book 1 in the series:London Calling

    Boyfriend Material - London Calling by Alexis Hall
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    'Boyfriend Material' by Alexis Hall follows the story of Luc O'Donnell, a minor celebrity trying to improve his reputation to save his job. Luc agrees to fake date Oliver Blackwood, who also needs a fake boyfriend, leading to a predictable yet fast-paced plot filled with tension and hilarious interactions between a cast of quirky characters. The book explores themes of self-worth, family bonds, and personal growth, all wrapped up in a charming rom-com narrative with witty banter and emotional depth.

    I’ve never seen the point of fancy dress parties. You have two choices: either you make a massive effort and wind up looking like a dick, or you make no effort and wind up looking like a dick. And my ...

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    You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle
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    Naomi and Nicholas are engaged but have fallen out of love. Instead of calling off the wedding, they engage in a war of sabotage and pranks to make the other break up. As they navigate this battle, they discover new sides to each other, leading to growth and a rekindling of their relationship. The book explores themes of love, communication, and self-discovery, with a writing style that includes humor, sarcasm, and vivid character descriptions.

    What an ugly, crappy day. Rain pelts off the windshield of my coworker’s likewise crappy car, which smells like cold McDonald’s French fries and pine trees. Leon taps his fingertips on the steering wh...

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    The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren
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    'The Unhoneymooners' by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy novel about Olive and Ethan, who are forced to take a honeymoon trip to Hawaii together after everyone else at a wedding reception falls ill except for them. Initially, they dislike each other, but as they spend time together, their feelings start to change. The book features witty banter, funny incidents, and a fake honeymoon scenario that leads to unexpected twists and turns in their relationship. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor, romance, and relatable family dynamics that keep the readers entertained and invested in Olive and Ethan's journey.

    In the calm before the storm—in this case, the blessed quiet before the bridal suite is overrun by the wedding party—my twin sister stares critically down at a freshly painted shell-pink fingernail an...

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