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Save:The Motel Life by Willy Vlautin follows the lives of two brothers, Frank and Jerry Lee Flannigan, as they navigate a series of unfortunate events, including a fatal accident. The writing style is described as simple yet captivating, delving deep into the characters' emotions and struggles. The plot revolves around the brothers' journey of survival, filled with moments of compassion, sadness, and human connection.
THE NIGHT IT HAPPENED I was drunk, almost passed out, and I swear to God a bird came flying through my motel room window. It was maybe five degrees out and the bird, some sorta duck, was suddenly on m... - #2
Save:'Trustee from the Toolroom' by Nevil Shute follows the story of Keith Stewart, an unassuming man who earns a modest income by making mechanical models and writing articles. When tragedy strikes and he becomes the trustee for a young girl, Janice, Keith embarks on a risky and challenging mission to uncover the truth about her family's fortune. The plot is filled with realistic and charming characters, set against a backdrop of postwar Britain, exploring themes of responsibility, sacrifice, and the value of simplicity. Shute's writing style is described as detailed, heartwarming, and full of profound observations about human nature.
West Ealing is a suburb to the west of London, and Keith Stewart lives there in the lower part of No. 56 Somerset Road. Number 56 is an unusual house and a peculiarly ugly one, a detached house standi... - #3
Save:The Man from Primrose Lane by James Renner is a thrilling novel that starts off as a standard murder mystery but takes a major diversion into the realm of science fiction. The story revolves around the murder of a reclusive elderly man known as the Man from Primrose Lane, and the subsequent investigation by David Neff, an investigative journalist. As Neff delves deeper into the case, he uncovers dark secrets that are intricately woven into the plot, leading to unexpected twists and turns that keep the readers intrigued. Renner's writing style is described as brilliantly intricate, compelling, and emotionally charged, with elements of time travel and suspense that add depth to the narrative.
David Neff missed a lot of things about his wife, but the thing he missed the most was the way she used to sit on couches, leaning against one giant pillow, her knees tucked up against her chest, her ... - #4
Save:'Dear Aaron' by Mariana Zapata is a slow burn romance that follows the story of Ruby, a 23-year-old girl who decides to exchange letters with a soldier, Aaron, 28, who is deployed overseas. The book explores their growing relationship through weekly letters and emails, showcasing their journey from penpals to friends and eventually more. The writing style is described as nostalgic, relatable, and emotional, with a focus on character development and a realistic portrayal of a long-distance relationship.
From: RubyMars@mail.com Date: September 12, 2008 12:05a.m. To: Aaron.Tanner.Hall.mil@mail.mil Subject: Movies and Stuff Dear Aaron, Before you, one of the soldiers finished his tour and went home. We ... - #5
Save:"Wanderlove" by Kirsten Hubbard follows the journey of Bria, a recent high school graduate who embarks on a solo trip to Central America to heal from a toxic relationship. As Bria navigates through the challenges of traveling alone and discovering herself, she meets Rowan, a former bad boy with whom she forms a deep connection. The book beautifully captures Bria's transformation, the evolving relationship between Bria and Rowan, and the vivid settings of Central America. Kirsten Hubbard's writing style is described as flawless, filled with love and compassion for her characters, and immersive, drawing readers into the story until the last page.
The girl tosses herself into the seat with a gusty sigh that practically rattles the double-plated windows. She’s wearing a stretched-out sweater and drawstring pants, her dark blond hair in a sloppy ... - #6
Save:"The Endearment" by LaVyrle Spencer is a poignant and realistic romance set in the late 1800s in Minnesota. The story revolves around Anna, a mail-order bride with a checkered past who arrives with her younger brother in tow, deceiving her husband-to-be, Karl. As their relationship unfolds, the challenges and hard work required for survival in the frontier are vividly depicted. The characters of Anna and Karl are portrayed realistically, showcasing their growth, struggles, and the complexities of their evolving love story.
During the years immediately preceding Minnesota's declaration of statehood, while it was still considered the frontier, few women ventured into her depths, particularly not north of St. Anthony Falls... - #7
Save:'Sing Me Forgotten' by Jessica S. Olson is a gender-bent retelling of Phantom of the Opera set in an alternate France-like country. The story follows Isda, a gravoir with the ability to manipulate memories through song, who is hidden and trained by Cyril Bardin, the owner of the Opera House. Isda longs to explore the world beyond the shadows of the Opera House and forms a deep connection with Emeric, a talented young man with an exceptional voice. As their romance blossoms, secrets are revealed, leading to a dramatic climax involving love, sacrifice, and the unraveling of memories.
The book is praised for its captivating plot that combines elements of tragic romance, magic, and societal reflections. Readers appreciate the well-developed characters like Isda and Emeric, the beautiful writing style that evokes emotions, and the unique twist on the Phantom of the Opera story that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Music soars above the audience to where I hide behind a marble cherub near the Channe Opera House’s domed ceiling. The lead soprano’s vibrato trembles in the air, and my eyes fall shut as her music se... - #8
Save:'The Bone Houses' by Emily Lloyd-Jones is a fantasy novel that combines elements of horror, romance, and folklore. The story follows Ryn, a strong heroine who works as a gravedigger in a small town plagued by the undead known as bone houses. When the bone houses become more aggressive, Ryn sets out on an adventure with a mapmaker named Ellis to uncover the source of the unrest. The book is praised for its unique and interesting plot, engaging characters like Ryn and Ellis, and the dark fantasy setting that adds depth to the story. The writing style is described as flowing well, engaging, and filled with excellent descriptions that make the book hard to put down.
Colbren’s graveyard was set outside the village proper. When Ryn was young, she’d asked her father why they buried the dead so far from the living. She still remembered his broad fingers carding throu... - #9
Save:'Arouse' by Nina Lane is a mature romance novel that delves into the trials faced by a married couple, Olivia and Dean, as they navigate through discovering new aspects of each other. The story focuses on the complexities of relationships post the 'happily ever after' phase, portraying real problems that test the strength of their love. The book is filled with realistic emotions, intricate character development, and beautifully written flashbacks that highlight the deep connection between Olivia and Dean. The narrative explores themes of trust, loyalty, and the struggles of maintaining a strong bond amidst challenges.
Adhesive sandcastles, flip-flops, and smiling suns cover the windows of the shops lining Avalon Street. The bed-and-breakfasts are filled with guests, and boats dot Mirror Lake like stars in the sky. ... - #10
Save:'Sweet Possession' is a compelling sequel in the 'Sweet Addiction' series by J. Daniels that continues the passionate love story of Dylan and Reese. The book delves into the deep connection between the main characters as they navigate through wedding preparations and life as a committed couple. With a mix of sweet moments, humor, and steamy scenes, the author creates a heartwarming and engaging storyline that keeps readers hooked until the very end.
The book not only focuses on the evolving relationship between Dylan and Reese but also introduces a cast of lovable secondary characters who add depth and charm to the narrative. J. Daniels' writing style shines through in this sequel, delivering a blend of romance, humor, and emotional depth that resonates with readers and keeps them invested in the characters' journey.
I know, that sounds insane coming from a person who makes a living offcreating decadent wedding cakes for the happy couples. The crazy-in-love future Mr. and Mrs. are what keeps Dylan’s Sweet Tooth af...
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