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Save:'Keeping Faith' by Jodi Picoult is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the complexities of faith, family, and belief systems. The story follows a young girl named Faith who begins seeing God and performing miracles after her parents' divorce. The book explores the impact of these events on Faith's family, the media frenzy that ensues, and the custody battle that unfolds. Through the characters' struggles with religion and spirituality, Picoult weaves a compelling narrative that challenges readers to question their own beliefs.
The writing style in 'Keeping Faith' is described as engrossing, thought-provoking, and captivating, with a focus on themes of religion, faith, truth, and family dynamics. The novel offers multiple viewpoints on the difficult subject of religion, presenting a nuanced exploration of the characters' struggles and inner conflicts as they navigate the unexpected events surrounding Faith's miraculous experiences.
Like when I was thirteen, and I had to take my dog and have her put to sleep. Or the time in high school that I got all dressed up for the prom and sat by the window, waiting for a boy who never came.... - #2
Save:Meet Cute by Helena Hunting follows the story of Kailyn, a trust lawyer who becomes the conservator for Emme, the younger sister of Daxton, a fellow law school student and former teen star. When tragedy strikes and Daxton's parents die, Kailyn is pulled into a custody battle over Emme. The book delves into themes of romance, family dynamics, and navigating complex relationships. The plot is described as delightful, with witty dialogue and lovable characters that keep readers eagerly waiting for the realization of love between the main characters.
The story is set in the world of law and explores the evolving relationships between Kailyn, Daxton, and Emme. Despite their rocky past, Kailyn and Daxton navigate their feelings while dealing with a custody battle and personal ambitions. The book is praised for its balance of cute and funny moments alongside the heavier subject matter, creating a quick and enjoyable read that leaves readers with a smile on their face.
The problem with temp assistants is that they don’t know the rules. Such as rule number one: Take down the name of the client before you book them an appointment. My regular assistant, Cara, is on vac... - #3
Save:Every Fifteen Minutes by Lisa Scottoline is a psychological thriller that follows Dr. Eric Parrish, chief of psychiatry at a hospital, as his life unravels due to a sociopath targeting him. The book delves into the challenges Eric faces in his personal and professional life, including a bitter custody battle, false accusations, and being implicated in a murder investigation. Through a gripping narrative filled with twists and turns, the story builds suspense and keeps readers engaged as they try to uncover the identity of the sociopath plotting against Eric.
I can read you almost immediately, get your number right away, and push your buttons to make you do whatever I want. I don’t really like you, but I’m so good at acting as if I do that it’s basically t... - #4
Save:In 'Undue Influence' by Steve Martini, recently widowed attorney Paul Madriani finds himself entangled in a complex legal battle as he defends his sister-in-law, Laurel, who is accused of murdering her ex-husband's new wife. The plot unfolds with intricate twists and turns, keeping readers engaged in the mystery of Laurel's innocence or guilt. As Paul navigates the courtroom drama and investigates the case, he uncovers shocking revelations and faces unexpected dangers, all while trying to fulfill a promise made to his dying wife to protect Laurel.
(Also, see 32 recommendations for the series Paul Madriani ) - #5
Save:In "Dime Store Magic," the third book in the Women of the Otherworld series by Kelley Armstrong, the focus shifts to Paige Winterbourne, a young witch and the leader of the American Coven of Witches. Paige finds herself in a custody battle over Savannah, a powerful teenage witch who is the daughter of a dark witch. As Paige navigates this challenging situation, readers are introduced to witch politics, the Cabal, and the struggles of balancing modern ideas with ancient traditions. The book delves into the complexities of relationships, power dynamics, and the supernatural world Armstrong has expertly crafted.
"Well, I was talking to Grace last night and she expressed concern over something Savannah told Brittany. Now, Grace admits Brittany may have misunderstood the details, which I can certainly see. We d...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Women of the Otherworld ) - #6
Save:'The Good Mother' by Sue Miller follows the story of Anna Dunlap, a recently divorced woman with a young daughter named Molly. Anna's life takes a turn when she meets Leo, a passionate lover who makes her feel beautiful and sexual for the first time. Swept away by happiness and passion, Anna feels like she has finally found everything she ever wanted. However, their relationship faces challenges when shocking accusations threaten to tear apart her new family and force her to prove she is a good mother. delves into Anna's struggles as she navigates a custody battle and confronts her own choices and mistakes, ultimately questioning her identity as a mother.
The narrative of 'The Good Mother' by Sue Miller is told from Anna's perspective, offering a deep exploration of her character and the complexities of her relationships. weaves themes of love, passion, custody battles, and societal expectations, creating a thought-provoking story that challenges traditional notions of motherhood and sexuality. Through vivid descriptions and realistic portrayals, the author delves into the emotional turmoil faced by Anna as she fights to protect her daughter and her newfound happiness.
THE POST OFFICE IN EAST SHELTON reminded me of the one in the little town near my grandparents’ summer home in Maine. In the days of that vanished post office, when I was small, my grandfather was usu... - #7
Save:'Best Fake Fiance' in the 'Loveless Brothers' series by author Roxie Noir follows the story of Daniel, a single dad who finds himself in a custody battle for his daughter, Rusty. To convince the judge of his stability, Daniel impulsively claims to be engaged to his best friend, Charlie. As they navigate the complexities of their fake relationship, long-hidden feelings start to surface between Daniel and Charlie. is described as a heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance with a mix of humor, passion, and family dynamics, showcasing the growth of the characters as they explore their connection and face unexpected challenges together.
“Found it,” I tell him, and walk back through the metal detector. It beeps again, and I pull a charm bracelet out of the pocket. Another guard holds out a small plastic bowl, I drop the bracelet in, a...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Loveless Brothers ) - #8
Save:When It's Right by Victoria Denault is the third installment in the San Francisco Thunder series, focusing on the love story between Sadie Braddock, an ER nurse and the rock of her family, and Griffin Sullivan, the NHL Thunder's Goalie Coach and a single father in the midst of a custody battle. The book delves into their personal struggles and family dynamics while navigating their budding relationship, all told through a quick, entertaining, emotional, and humorous narrative style that keeps readers engaged. The author expertly weaves in detailed character development, dual perspectives, and a mix of humor and emotional depth, making it a heartwarming and enjoyable read for fans of contemporary romance.
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Save:'Bag of Bones' by Stephen King is a haunting tale that weaves together elements of a ghost story, a love story, and a whodunit murder mystery. The story follows writer Mike Noonan as he uncovers secrets about his late wife and becomes entangled in a mysterious history of murders in a small town. The novel is praised for its blend of supernatural happenings, self-discovery, and suspenseful storytelling that keeps readers captivated until the very end.
On a very hot day in August of 1994, my wife told me she was going down to the Derry Rite Aid to pick up a refill on her sinus medicine prescription—this is stuff you can buy over the counter these da... - #10
Save:'The Art Of Racing In The Rain' by Garth Stein is a heartwarming novel narrated by Enzo, a dog who shares his perspective on life, family, and the world around him. Through Enzo's eyes, readers experience the joys and sorrows of his owner, Denny, a race car driver, and his family. The book weaves together themes of love, loyalty, and the human experience, all while using racing as a metaphor for life's challenges and triumphs.
The writing style of the book is engaging and unique, as it captures the essence of Enzo's voice and musings on life with humor and insight. The story unfolds through a dog's point of view, offering a fresh and emotional take on family dynamics, personal struggles, and the power of companionship. Readers are drawn into Enzo's world, where he navigates through love, loss, and the pursuit of understanding the complexities of human relationships.
Gestures are all that I have; sometimes they must be grand in nature. And while I occasionally step over the line and into the world of the melodramatic, it is what I must do in order to communicate c...
