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'Lilac' by B.B. Reid is a reverse harem romance that follows the story of Braxton, a new guitarist who joins the band after the passing of lead guitarist Calvin. The band members initially struggle with their attraction towards Braxton and their rocky relationships with each other. The story delves into the dynamics of their unconventional love, showcasing the destructive and restorative power of love. The writing style is described as in-depth, exploring each character's journey before converging as a unit, and focusing on building emotional connections and chemistry among the characters.
No one would suspect the government had shut down, and parts of the country were still suffering from last year’s hurricanes. There had been ten mass shootings this month alone, but reports had taken ...- #2
Save:A Whisper Of Solace by Milena McKay is a gripping tale told from the unique perspective of the Ice Queen, Neve. The story delves into the complexities of Neve's character, her tumultuous relationship with Audrey, and their journey of self-discovery and healing. Through a series of emotional highs and lows, the book explores themes of trauma, love, and personal growth. The narrative structure, filled with therapy sessions, flashbacks, and intricate character development, keeps readers engaged as they uncover the layers of Neve's past and present.
The book is praised for its exceptional writing style, rich language, and original point of view. Readers are drawn into the story by the well-developed characters, clever humor, and intense emotional depth. The intricate plot, filled with tension, complexity, and unexpected twists, keeps readers on the edge of their seats, making it a truly captivating read.
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Save:'She Came from the Swamp' is a novella in the 'Dreamers & Demons: Sapphic Monsters' series that explores a romantic relationship between Mora, a swamp monster, and Dez. The book delves into their intense and steamy yet relatable and heartwarming connection, set against a backdrop of interesting magic and monster world-building. Readers are taken on a journey filled with beautiful sapphic love, dynamic character development, and a blend of spicy, romantic, and magical elements, all wrapped up in a captivating writing style that keeps them engaged from start to finish.
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Save:Winter's Arrow is a captivating blend of paranormal and post-apocalyptic elements, featuring Snow as the Beta Princess of the Winter sector. The story follows Snow's journey of survival and self-discovery after fleeing her home, intertwining themes of love, power plays, and unexpected twists. The relationship between Snow and Kazek, the Huntsman, evolves amidst a world filled with Alphas, Betas, and a touch of omegaverse dynamics, creating a complex and engaging narrative that keeps readers enthralled from start to finish.
(Also, see 65 recommendations for the series X-Clan ) - #5
Save:In "Texas Destiny" by Lorraine Heath, the story unfolds in the aftermath of the Civil War, focusing on the journey of Amelia, a mail order bride from war-ravaged Georgia, who is destined to marry Dallas Leigh. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, she ends up traveling with Dallas's scarred and emotionally wounded brother, Houston. Their three-week journey to Dallas's ranch is filled with challenges, revelations, and a slow-burning romance that defies the odds. Through intricate character dynamics and poignant storytelling, the book explores themes of resilience, hope, and the complexities of relationships in a post-war setting.
The narrative of "Texas Destiny" is beautifully crafted with a focus on character development and emotional depth. As readers delve into the lives of Houston, Amelia, and the Leigh brothers, they are drawn into a world of heartache, redemption, and the enduring power of love. The author weaves a tale of love triangles, self-discovery, and the transformative nature of relationships, set against the backdrop of the rugged post-Civil War West, creating a compelling and engaging historical romance.
Houston Leigh skimmed his thumb over the black eye patch before tugging the brim on the left side of his hat down lower. The right side showed little wear, but the crumpled left side carried the oil a... - #6
Save:Birdie appears white, like her mother, but her sister appears black, like their father. Birdie's parents split up, each taking the daughter that appears most like them, and do not communicate with each other. I've read an array of texts featuring caucasian and African American heroines, but never a biracial heroine with a story this compelling. Born to a biracial family in 1970s Boston, Birdie witnesses her family disintegrate from racial tensions. Her father and older sister move to Brazil, hoping for utopia, and Birdie and her mother go underground, adopting new identities. Birdie eventually sets out to find her sister and reconnect with and examine her past. A stimulating story about race and skin color, and how both have profound powers to shape our experiences.
Before I ever saw myself, I saw my sister. When I was still too small for mirrors, I saw her as the reflection that proved my own existence. Back then, I was content to see only Cole, three years olde... - #7
Save:The Enchanted Life of Adam Hope by Rhonda Riley is a captivating story that follows Evelyn Roe, a young woman in rural North Carolina during WWII who rescues a mysterious man, Adam, who quickly heals but behaves like a newborn. As Evelyn and Adam's relationship grows, they face challenges, fears, and secrets, all while raising their daughters and building a unique legacy. The book seamlessly weaves magical realism into a tale of love, relationships, wonder, and family dynamics, set against the backdrop of post-WWII Southern society.
With him I learned that, before all mysteries, surrender is inevitable. We all give way to our true natures. This is his story. It is, of course, also my story, for I am the one left to do the telling... - #8
Save:In 'A Stone in the Sea' by A.L. Jackson, readers are immersed in a story of intense attraction and complex emotions between Sebastian Stone, a tormented rock star, and Shea Bentley, a sweet and vulnerable waitress. Their relationship is a tumultuous mix of passion, heartbreak, and raw honesty, set against the backdrop of a chaotic and toxic world. As they navigate their impossible love, they are faced with inner demons, family burdens, and the struggle to find solace and connection in each other.
A.L. Jackson's writing style in 'A Stone in the Sea' is described as magnificently passionate and emotionally gripping, evoking a range of intense feelings from readers. The author skillfully weaves a tale of love, heartbreak, and redemption, drawing readers in with her vivid prose and deeply emotional characterizations. The story unfolds with a mix of tenderness and tension, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they delve into the complexities of Baz and Shea's relationship.
I propped my hand against the molding encasing the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Atlantic Ocean from the house we were staying on Tybee Island. In the daylight, it appeared peaceful and ser... - #9
Save:'The Serpent and the Wings of Night' in the series 'Crowns of Nyaxia' by Carissa Broadbent follows the story of Oraya, a human girl adopted by a vampire king, as she navigates a world where humans are no more than livestock. The plot revolves around Oraya's path, struggles, battles, and revelations about her past and future, all while participating in a deadly competition for power and freedom. The writing style is emotional and contemplative, delving into Oraya's fight for survival and determination to defy her vulnerabilities in a world of predators.
is a dark fantasy novel with elements of action, drama, and romance intertwined in a world where vampires are depicted as true monsters with bloodlust. The story follows Oraya's journey as she fights against time, faces brutal trials in a magical competition, and forms complex relationships with characters like Raihn, a broody vampire with a hidden soft side. The writing captures the intense and emotional moments, creating a gripping narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
I pressed to the wall, the dagger clenched tight in my hands. The night was warm, the kind when the sun’s heat clung to the steamy humidity of the air long after sunset. The smell hung in a thick, rot... - #10
Save:Readers of 'Jailer to the Death God' by Rebecca F. Kenney are taken on a journey filled with gods, magic, enemies-to-lovers romance, and a unique world building that adds depth to the series. The book delves into the character development of Arawn, a god who learns to be more human, creating funny, endearing, and profound moments. The relationship between Vale and Arawn starts off contentious, giving off enemies-to-lovers vibes, while dealing with dark themes such as death, sacrifice, grief, and loss in a sensitive and thought-provoking manner. The writing style is described as fast-paced, straightforward, and matter of fact, with detailed explicit scenes and some violent elements.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Rulers )
