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    Sweet Home
    Book 1 in the series:Sweet Home

    Sweet Home - Sweet Home by Tillie Cole
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    'Sweet Home' by Tillie Cole follows the story of Molly Juliet Shakespeare, a 20-year-old transfer student at the University of Alabama, and Romeo 'Bullet' Prince, the star quarterback of the football team. Molly is a smart and introverted bookworm who has faced loss and tragedy in her past, while Romeo is a charming but troubled young man trying to escape the expectations set by his wealthy parents. Their paths cross in their final year of college, leading to a passionate and tumultuous romance that challenges their past traumas and societal expectations. The writing style of the book captures the emotional journey of the characters, highlighting themes of love, self-discovery, and overcoming obstacles.

    “Tell me once again why the hell I’m parading around with a bed sheet loosely wrapped around my almost-exposed tits and arse?” I asked a bit louder than necessary as my friends and I headed for the dr...

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    Souls Unfractured
    Book 3 in the series:Hades Hangmen

    Souls Unfractured - Hades Hangmen by Tillie Cole
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    'Souls Unfractured' in the series 'Hades Hangmen' by author Tillie Cole is a gripping and emotional story that follows the journey of Flame and Maddie, two deeply scarred individuals finding solace and healing in each other's arms. The book delves into their dark pasts, exploring themes of trauma, abuse, and redemption. Through sincere conversations and genuine emotions, the relationship between Flame and Maddie blossoms amidst the backdrop of a gritty and intense narrative, shedding light on their struggles and the healing power of love. The writing style captures the raw emotions and complexities of the characters, making the reader empathize with their pain and root for their happiness.

    I pushed my legs harder. They screamed in pain, still weak from all the motherfucking weeks spent strapped to a hospital bed, but I needed to get to Maddie. She needed me to stop them. She needed me t...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Hades Hangmen )

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    Creed
    Book 2 in the series:Unfinished Hero

    Creed - Unfinished Hero by Kristen Ashley
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    In "Creed" by Kristen Ashley, the story follows the intertwined lives of Sylvie and Creed, who have a tumultuous past that resurfaces when they are brought back together to work on a case. Sylvie, a strong and badass alpha female, has a history with Creed that involves love, betrayal, and heartbreak. The narrative shifts between present-day investigations and flashbacks to their childhood, building a complex and emotional storyline that explores themes of love, pain, and second chances. The book delves into deep issues like sexual abuse and showcases the intense relationship between Sylvie and Creed, with a writing style that includes gritty details and poignant moments of connection.

    I screeched to a halt on the road outside her house in my blue 1968 Corvette Stingray then reversed, parallel parking expertly between two cars. In a second, I was out, hand to the gun under my leathe...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Unfinished Hero )

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    The Road Home
    Book 2 in the series:Dalva

    The Road Home - Dalva by Jim Harrison
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    The Road Home is a generational saga that follows the Northridge family of Nebraska over three generations, exploring themes of stoic loss, intermittent happiness, and a profound connection to the natural world. The book delves into the lives of various family members, including the tough old patriarch John Northridge, his son Paul, granddaughter Dalva, and great-grandson Nelse, each narrating their experiences and relationships through journals. Set against the backdrop of the Great Plains, the characters navigate their complex family dynamics, personal struggles, and deep-rooted love for nature, horses, dogs, and birds. The writing style, characterized by raw beauty and devastating honesty, provides a vivid sense of place and a compelling exploration of themes such as cultural tensions, art, poetry, and the purpose of existence.

    It is easy to forget that in the main we die only seven times more slowly than our dogs. The simplicity of this law of proportion came to me early in life, growing up as I did so remotely that dogs we...

    (Also, see 46 recommendations for the series Dalva )

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    Not Yet
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    Book 1 in the series:Not Yet

    Not Yet - Not Yet by Laura Ward
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    Not Yet by Laura Ward follows the journey of Landon and Emma, who meet during a summer working as lifeguards. Initially, Emma finds Landon to be a bit arrogant, but as they get to know each other, a deeper connection forms. However, their budding relationship is tested when secrets come to light, leading to heartbreak and the need for second chances. The book is praised for its emotional rollercoaster, character development, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged until the end.

    The story delves into themes of love, trust, sacrifice, and personal growth, portraying the complexities of relationships and the impact of past experiences on individuals. As Landon and Emma navigate their feelings and confront their vulnerabilities, they learn valuable lessons about patience, understanding, and the true meaning of love.

    TIGHTENING THE THIN rubber strap that reached around the back of my head, I adjusted my goggles and stretched my arms, palms up and fingers interlocked, to the sky. I rolled my neck and shook my legs,...

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    Following Maggie by Melanie Moreland
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    'Following Maggie' by Melanie Moreland is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Maggie and Sebastian, two lost and lonely individuals who meet at an airport during a snowstorm. Despite their initial chance encounter, they quickly form a deep connection and embark on a journey to find love, hope, and a sense of belonging. The book beautifully captures their instant spark, genuine feelings, and their determination to build a life together despite the uncertainties they face. Melanie Moreland's writing style is described as sweet, well-written, and engaging, evoking emotions of love, family, and the fulfillment of dreams.


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    The Secret Pond by Gerri Hill
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    'The Secret Pond' by Gerri Hill follows the story of Lindsey, Hannah, and a young boy named Jack as they navigate through grief and loss. The characters find solace in each other's company, forming deep connections that help them heal from their past traumas. The plot revolves around themes of love, friendship, and redemption, portraying the characters' emotional journeys over a long, hot summer. The writing style is described as cozy and wholesome, with a slow-paced narrative that gradually unfolds the relationships and emotions of the characters.


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    Tethered
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    Book 4 in the series:Accidentally on Purpose

    Tethered - Accidentally on Purpose by L.D. Davis
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    'Tethered' in the series 'Accidentally on Purpose' by L.D. Davis is a heartfelt story that follows the intertwined lives of Emmett and Donya, who believe they are tethered together by a unique connection that makes them hyper aware of each other's emotions. The book delves into their childhood friendship evolving into a deep, tumultuous relationship spanning decades, filled with heartbreak, longing, and true love. The plot explores their journey through various challenges, mistakes, and life choices, all while maintaining a strong emotional connection that binds them together.

    The writing style of 'Tethered' is described as beautifully written, emotive, and engaging. Readers praised the author's ability to create a detailed and immersive narrative that evokes a wide range of emotions, from heartbreak and angst to warmth and love. The book intricately weaves together themes of friendship, family, unconditional love, struggles, and the complexities of relationships, offering a multi-faceted portrayal of the characters' lives and experiences.

    “Donya Elisabeth Stewart,” I said quietly. Emmy was the first kid to really talk to me since the school day started. She was sitting right next to me at our table and we were eating snack. Well, she w...

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    A Little Love Story by Roland Merullo
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    "A Little Love Story" by Roland Merullo is a beautifully written novel that follows the love story of two main characters over the course of less than 3 months. Despite the quick timeline, the deep connection between the characters makes it feel like they have been involved for a much longer time. The book is set in Boston and features real and relatable characters, with the writing style described as almost poetic in many passages. The plot is a mix of sad, funny, romantic, and bittersweet moments, creating a captivating and emotional narrative.

    By my own choice, I had not had sex with anyone during those twelve months. I’m not sure why I did that. Maybe it was out of respect for the woman I had lost, though she wouldn’t have wanted anything ...

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    My Image of You by Melanie Moreland
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    'My Image of You' by Melanie Moreland is a romantic novel that follows the story of Adam, a photographer, and Alexandra (Ally), an ER nurse, who meet after Adam gets injured. Despite the immediate connection between them, Ally is emotionally abused by her family, especially her mother, who has a different plan for her future. The story is told mainly from Adam's point of view, showcasing their deep and intense love affair as they fight against obstacles to be together.

    The book is described as a heartwarming love story with well-developed characters and a beautifully crafted romance between two damaged souls who find healing in each other. The plot revolves around the challenges Adam and Ally face to achieve their happy ending, including family pressures, past tragedies, and societal expectations.


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