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    Broken Wings by L.J. Baker
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    'Broken Wings' by L.J. Baker is a lesbian romance fantasy novel that follows the story of Rye Woods, a struggling laborer with a troubled past, her kid sister Holly, and Flora Withe, a successful artist. The plot revolves around Rye's journey of overcoming self-doubt, dealing with her past in Faery, and navigating her relationships with Holly and Flora. The story is set in a fantasy world filled with dryads, fairies, pixies, and more, but the focus is on the realistic struggles and events that the characters face in their daily lives.

    The book delves into themes such as self-image, overcoming past traumas, interracial relationships, and societal issues like racism and intolerance. It combines elements of romance, fantasy, and realism to create a complex tale that goes beyond a typical love story, exploring the depths of the characters' personalities and relationships. The writing style is described as immersive, engaging, and well-crafted, drawing readers into the fantastical setting while addressing relatable challenges and emotions.


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    Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center
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    Cassie Hanwell, a female firefighter, faces personal and professional challenges when she is forced to leave her fire station in Austin and move to Massachusetts to help her estranged mother. The story follows Cassie's journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and love as she navigates a new work environment and relationships, including a budding romance with a rookie firefighter named Owen. The book is praised for its strong female lead, themes of forgiveness and courage, and the emotional depth of the characters.

    There we all were, the entire B-shift from Station Eleven, in our dress uniforms, using salad forks—and there I was, in my crisscross tie, getting more and more nervous at the prospect of having to wa...

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    Twin Of Fire
    Book 7 in the series:Montgomery/Taggert

    Twin Of Fire - Montgomery/Taggert by Jude Deveraux
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    "Twin Of Fire" by Jude Deveraux is a captivating story about Blair, a rebellious twin who becomes a doctor and ends up marrying her sister's fiancé, Lee, who is also a doctor. The couple navigates through secrets, adventures, and twists that shape their destinies towards a happy ever after. The storyline is filled with rich character development and explores the complex relationships between the characters, especially the hero and heroine.

    The plot revolves around Blair's journey of pursuing her passion for medicine despite facing numerous roadblocks. delves into themes of inner conflicts, self-discovery, and the consequences of following one's heart. Readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions as Blair and Lee confront challenges, make tough decisions, and ultimately find their way to a fulfilling and loving relationship.

    Blair Chandler was standing quietly in the ornate front parlor of the Chandler house, amid heavy, dark, carved furniture dressed with little lace doilies. It didn’t matter that her mother had remarrie...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Montgomery/Taggert )

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    Heartbreaker
    Book 3 in the series:Rescues

    Heartbreaker - Rescues by Linda Howard
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    Heartbreaker by Linda Howard is a classic romance novel set in a western theme, where the strong, alpha male rancher, John Rafferty, offers to help the struggling Michelle Cabot with her financial troubles in exchange for a physical relationship. The book explores themes of power dynamics, independence, and past traumas as the characters navigate their complex relationship. The writing style of the book is described as old school Linda Howard, with a focus on alpha male heroes and strong heroines, set against a backdrop of heartache and external conflicts that drive the plot forward.

    SHE FOUND THE paper while she was sorting through the personal things in her father’s desk. Michelle Cabot unfolded the single sheet with casual curiosity, just as she had unfolded dozens of others, b...

    (Also, see 50 recommendations for the series Rescues )

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    End of Eternity
    Book 1 in the series:End of Eternity

    End of Eternity - End of Eternity by Loretta Lost
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    "End of Eternity" by Loretta Lost is a continuation of the Clarity series, focusing on Carmen, Helen's sister, who is dealing with the aftermath of her husband's suicide while she is pregnant. Carmen embarks on a journey to uncover the truth about her husband and her own past, facing moments of warmth, laughter, and tragedy. The story delves into Carmen's struggles with grief, betrayal, and her search for sanity amidst a world that is crashing down around her.


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    The Slow Burn - Moonlight and Motor Oil by Kristen Ashley
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    The Slow Burn is a heartfelt and emotional story that revolves around Addie and Tobey, two characters who come from different backgrounds but find solace and love in each other. Addie, a devoted mother, is starting a new chapter in her life after ending a tumultuous relationship, while Tobey, Johnny's brother, is considering settling down after years of wandering. Their journey is filled with love, family bonds, and overcoming past hardships, making it a heartwarming and engaging read. Kristen Ashley's writing style beautifully captures the essence of the characters, their struggles, and their growth, creating a story that is both touching and relatable.


    (Also, see 89 recommendations for the series Moonlight and Motor Oil )

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    Manik by Amo Jones
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    'Manik' by Amo Jones is a standalone novel that delves into the unconventional and intense romance between Aeron Manik Romanov Reed, a renowned rapper and the son of the ruthless leader of the Russian Bratva, and Beatrice Beat Kennedy, an ordinary girl who becomes entangled in his world after witnessing something she shouldn't have. The book is described as dark, gritty, raw, and filled with elements of lust, passion, and love. The writing style is noted for its intense and addictive nature, never letting the reader go and pulling them into an intoxicating reading flow.


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    Emery
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    Book 3 in the series:Unexpected

    Emery - Unexpected by Cora Rose
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    'Emery' in the series 'Unexpected' by Cora Rose is a heartwarming story about Emery and August, stepbrothers who find themselves exploring their attraction to each other while stranded in a car during a snowstorm. The book delves into Emery's traumatic past, his struggles with mental health issues, and the healing power of love and support from August and their newfound family. The writing style is engaging, with well-fleshed out supporting characters that add depth to the story, making it a wonderful and enjoyable read.


    (Also, see 25 recommendations for the series Unexpected )

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    Scheme - On The Shelf Omegaverse Romance by Colette Rhodes
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    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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    Knight
    Book 1 in the series:Unfinished Hero

    Knight - Unfinished Hero by Kristen Ashley
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    In "Knight" by Kristen Ashley, the story revolves around the unconventional and intense relationship between the characters Knight and Anya. Knight, an anti-hero with a dark and controlling personality, finds himself drawn to Anya, a hardworking and determined woman. As their relationship unfolds, readers are taken on a journey of passion, dominance, and trust. The writing style of the book is described as intense, with explicit scenes and a focus on the development of the characters, particularly Knight, through the eyes of Anya.

    He was tall. I had no idea how to describe how tall he was but the only word I could think of was “very”. Very tall. He was wearing a nice, tailored, black wool overcoat. With the lighting, all I coul...

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