Books matching: commitment issues
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Save:Take a Hint, Dani Brown is a romantic comedy focusing on the relationship between Danika Brown, a PhD student, and Zafir Ansari, a rugby player turned security guard. The story follows their journey from a fake relationship to a real one, intertwined with themes of personal growth, mental health, and the importance of communication. The book is praised for its diverse characters, engaging dialogue, and steamy yet realistic romance scenes. Talia Hibbert's writing style is described as charismatic, funny, and emotionally compelling, making the story an easy and enjoyable read.
The student union’s coffee shop was like a bad pop song: painfully repetitive and unnaturally upbeat. Milk was steamed, names were chirped, and baristas beamed as if there were any call for such abomi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Brown Sisters ) - #2
Save:"On Dublin Street" by Samantha Young follows the story of Jocelyn aka Joss Butler, a woman who has faced significant heartbreak in her past, leading her to build walls around her heart. When she meets her new roommate's brother, Braden Carmichael, her resolve is put to the test as she navigates her feelings and past trauma. The plot is described as emotional, sexy, and engaging, with elements of romance and character development that captivate the readers. The writing style is praised for its raw emotion, realistic characters, and steamy scenes, set against the backdrop of Scotland.
I stepped out of the damp, old stairwell of my Georgian apartment building to a stunningly hot day in Edinburgh. I glanced down at the cute, white and green striped denim shorts I’d purchased a few we... - #3
Save:The novel revolves around the mishaps of its narrator, Fred Trumper, a floundering late twenty-something graduate student with serious commitment and honesty issues that earn him the nickname Bogus. It follows a non-linear narrative in the form of a sort of 'confession' authored by Trumper, who humorously recounts his various failures in life and love, from his New England childhood through his experiences on foreign study in Vienna, Austria, and as a graduate student in Iowa, leading up to the present action setting, early 1970s New York. The title refers to a method prescribed to Trumper for the treatment of non-specific urological disorders relating to his abnormally narrow urinary tract, showcasing Irving's fixation on using physical ailment and disfiguration as metaphorical constructs.
I’m going to begin by telling you about Miss Frost. While I say to everyone that I became a writer because I read a certain novel by Charles Dickens at the formative age of fifteen, the truth is I was... - #4
Save:'Wanna Bet?' by Talia Hibbert, previously titled 'The Roommate Risk', follows the story of Jasmine and Rahul, best friends who navigate their evolving relationship from friends to lovers. The book delves into themes of unrequited love, self-discovery, and personal growth as the characters confront their past traumas and insecurities. The writing style is praised for its steamy scenes, emotional depth, and relatable character development, creating a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of relationships and individual struggles.
Inside her mind, the sort of excitement she struggled to process in real life became accessible. She could slow it down and compartmentalise it, like a TV show she controlled utterly. And she could tr...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dirty British Romance ) - #5
Save:'The Perfect Play' by Jaci Burton is a sports romance novel that follows the story of Mick Riley, a successful football player, and Tara Lincoln, a single mom and event planner. Despite their differences, Mick becomes determined to pursue Tara after a passionate night together. The book delves into their growing relationship, exploring their individual fears, secrets, and struggles as they navigate the challenges of their contrasting lifestyles. Written in both Mick and Tara's perspectives, the story unfolds with steamy romance, realistic conflicts, and emotional depth, capturing the readers' interest with its engaging writing style and character development.
SWEAT DRIPPED DOWN MICK RILEY’S FACE AND ARMS. The field workout he’d just endured had kicked his ever-lovin’ ass. He leaned against the wall of the locker room, the cool brick and ice-cold water in h... - #6
Save:In "Scheme" by Colette Rhodes, the story revolves around an omegaverse romance featuring older main characters in their 30s, which is a rare occurrence in this genre. The book follows the journey of the female main character (FMC) who is an independent and accomplished omega, actively avoiding mating with an alpha. However, circumstances lead to a fake alpha relationship with the male main character (MMC), who is also independent and successful but has no interest in having an omega. The plot is a slow-burn romance that delves into themes of self-acceptance, independence, and overcoming societal expectations in the omegaverse setting, providing a refreshing take on the genre. The writing style is described as sweet, lovely, and engaging, with a mix of contemporary romance elements and omegaverse dynamics that create a unique and compelling storyline.
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Save:Olivia seeks confidence and self-assurance with the help of her friend Nate, known for his casual relationships. As they transition from friends to lovers, their chemistry ignites both in and out of the bedroom. The story delves into Olivia's insecurities, Nate's commitment issues, and their journey towards a deeper connection. The plot unfolds with emotional depth, friends-to-lovers trope, and a focus on personal growth and self-acceptance.
Every time we turned a corner the icy cold wind hammered into us, almost spitefully, like it was mad when a building buffered us. Its icicle-spiked fingers pricked my rosy red cheeks and I wrapped my ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series On Dublin Street ) - #8
Save:"High Fidelity" by Nick Hornby follows the story of Rob Fleming, an aimless music store owner who is dealing with his recent breakup. The book delves into Rob's introspective journey as he reflects on his past relationships, friendships, and his passion for music. The writing style is described as witty, quick, and reflective, capturing the emotions and struggles of a man approaching middle age but still behaving like a teenager. The narrative is filled with pop culture references, music obsessions, and humorous moments that resonate with readers who enjoy a blend of romance and comedy.
These were the ones that really hurt. Can you see your name in that lot, Laura? I reckon you'd sneak into the top ten, but there's no place for you in the top five; those places are reserved for the k... - #9
Save:'Tempting the Bodyguard' in the 'Gamble Brothers' series by J. Lynn follows the story of Alana Gore, a publicist who acquires a stalker and seeks help from Chandler Gamble, a bodyguard. As they navigate the dangers surrounding Alana, a complex relationship develops between the two characters. The plot is described as intriguing, with elements of mystery, steamy romance, and strong character development. Readers praise the writing style for its detail, humor, and fast-paced narrative that keeps them engaged throughout the story.
Spread across the recently polished coffee table, twenty letters were open and faceup. The faint smell of lemon lingered in the air, a scent that reminded Alana Gore of her grandmother’s house. Granny... - #10
Save:"Bed of Roses" by Nora Roberts is the second installment in the Bride Quartet series, focusing on Emma Grant, the florist of the wedding planning business called Vows. Emma, a romantic at heart, finds herself falling for a long-time friend, Jack, who has commitment issues. The story explores their evolving relationship, the dynamics between the four friends who run the business, and the detailed backdrop of the wedding planning industry. The writing style is light, easy to read, and filled with descriptions of flowers, romantic scenes, and witty dialogues.
S INCE DETAILS CROWDED HER MIND, MANY OF THEM BLURRY, Emma checked her appointment book over her first cup of coffee. The back-to-back consults gave her nearly as much of a boost as the strong, sweet ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bride Quartet )
