Books matching: complicated romance
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Save:In Robert Cormier's We all Fall Down, a group of teenagers vandalizes a house, leading to a tragic incident where a young girl ends up in a coma. The story delves into the aftermath of the violence, exploring the impact on the victims, the perpetrators, and a mysterious witness known as The Avenger. Through realistic social dynamics and complex characters, Cormier weaves a tale that forces readers to confront dark subjects such as violence, alcoholism, and teenage struggles, all while shunning any hint of a fairy tale ending.
They entered the house at 9:02 p.m. on the evening of April Fools’ Day. In the next forty-nine minutes, they shit on the floors and pissed on the walls and trashed their way through the seven-room Cap... - #2
Save:'Stay With Me' in the 'Hope Valley' series by Jessica Prince is a story of second chances and unrequited love between the characters Cord and Rory. The book delves into the complexities of their relationship, the emotional struggles they face, and the journey towards opening up their hearts to each other. The plot is filled with suspense, family dynamics, and heartwarming moments, all woven together in a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged. Jessica Prince's writing style shines through in the emotional depth of the characters, the intricate plot development, and the seamless integration of past events into the present storyline, creating a rich and immersive reading experience.
I loved my girls with all my heart, and I was thrilled beyond belief that they’d all landed the men of their dreams, men who worshipped the ground they walked on and treated them like queens. But ther...
(Also, see 92 recommendations for the series Hope Valley ) - #3
Save:'Serendipity' by Janet Nissenson is an intense, steamy, passionate love story featuring smart and gorgeous characters. The plot revolves around the relationship between the hero and heroine, filled with unexpected twists and turns. The writing style is described as nice storytelling with lots of angst, making it a gripping read that some readers couldn't put down within 24 hours. However, some readers found the plot dragged on and had issues with the cheating aspect of the story.
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Save:'About Last Night' by Ruthie Knox is a captivating romance novel following the story of Cath, an American living in London trying to escape her troubled past. Cath, an assistant curator at the Victoria and Albert museum, meets City, also known as Neville Chamberlain, a banker from an upper-class English family. Despite their contrasting backgrounds, the two form a deep connection, navigating personal baggage and family expectations. The book delves into themes of self-discovery, love, and overcoming past mistakes, all while maintaining a compelling and engaging writing style that keeps readers hooked until the very end.
The Pigeon Man was usually here by now. Tuning out her companion’s self-serving story for a moment, Cath double-checked the LED display suspended over the station platform. Ten minutes until the train... - #5
Save:In "How Not To Fall" by Emily Foster, the story revolves around Annabelle Coffey, a confident and intelligent woman comfortable with data and research but not so much with men. She approaches Dr. Charles Douglas, a postdoctoral fellow in her lab, to have a sexual relationship. The book explores their evolving relationship, focusing on consent, relationships with unequal power dynamics, and clear communication of wants and needs. The narrative delves into themes of love, healing, and the complexities of human emotions, all set against a backdrop of scientific brilliance and witty storytelling.
This guy. He’s the postdoctoral fellow in my psychophysiology lab. Tall. Blond. English. A rock climber, for crying out loud. And he graduated from Cambridge University’s MB/PhD program when he was on... - #6
Save:Captain Devon 'Spike' Crawford, a Black Hawk helicopter pilot commander, flies medevac missions in war zones. After a failed mission resulting in the death of a fellow soldier, she grapples with guilt and conflicting feelings for her deceased boyfriend's best friend, Cam Munro, a pararescueman. The plot delves into their complicated relationship as they navigate the dangers of a war zone while dealing with the restrictions of fraternization between ranks. The writing style captures the intense, heart-stopping action and the harsh realities of military life, providing a realistic and gripping portrayal of the characters' struggles and emotions.
Shivering in her Army National Guard dress uniform, Devon flinched when the Air Force honor guard fired their twenty-one gun salute beside Ty’s grave. His flag-draped silver coffin sat suspended over ... - #7
Save:In Bad Girl Reputation, Genevieve and Evan navigate a tumultuous relationship filled with history, pain, and self-discovery. The story follows the pair as they grow and change, striving to be the best versions of themselves for each other. Set in the charming world of Avalon Bay, the book explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and second chances, offering a heartwarming and entertaining tale of love and personal growth.
The plot unfolds as Genevieve returns to town for her mother's funeral, determined to change her ways and get her life on track. Despite trying to stay away from Evan, their deep connection and shared history pull them back together, prompting both characters to face their pasts and work towards a better future together.
(Also, see 54 recommendations for the series Avalon Bay ) - #8
Save:Chasing Perfect by Susan Mallery is the first book in the Fool's Gold series, a light-hearted romance set in the charming small town of Fool's Gold. The story follows Charity, the new city planner, and Josh, a local businessman and ex-cyclist, as they navigate their troubled pasts and unexpected love. The book introduces well-developed characters, a picturesque setting, and a storyline that explores themes of trust, second chances, and self-discovery. Despite some predictable elements, the writing style flows well, making it an enjoyable and engaging read.
CHARITY JONES LOVED a good disaster movie as much as the next person—she would simply prefer the disaster in question not be about her life. The sharp crack of an electrical short, followed by a burni... - #9
Save:'Red Thorns' in the series 'Thorns Duet' by author Rina Kent is a dark and twisted tale of Naomi and Sebastian, whose relationship is built on a lie that leads to a tumultuous journey of self-discovery and intense emotional connection. The book delves into themes of psychological complexity, passion, and intense relationships, with a plot that is full of unexpected twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style is described as emotionally consuming, with well-developed characters and a storyline that explores darker themes with a touch of suspense.
Blackwood College is one gigantic building with an ancient feel to it. A few towers stand proudly at every corner as if they’re the watchdogs of this place—or that’s what I’ve thought ever since I enr... - #10
Save:'Sweetheart' in the series 'Busy Bean' by author Sarah Mayberry tells the story of Haley and Beck, navigating a complicated relationship as Beck is the ex-boyfriend of Haley's mentally ill sister, Jess. Despite the challenges they face, Haley and Beck find an undeniable chemistry and attraction towards each other. The plot revolves around their journey to overcome obstacles and find their happily ever after, with a compassionate look at how mental health issues can affect individuals and families. The writing style is described as poignant, steamy, and compassionate, with well-realized characters and a small town setting that captures the essence of Vermont.
