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Save:Crazy for Loving You by Pippa Grant is a heartwarming romantic comedy about Daisy, a carefree billionaire known for her party-loving image, and West, a retired Marine with a big heart. When they unexpectedly become co-guardians of an orphaned baby, they must navigate parenthood together, leading to hilarious mishaps, genuine connections, and heartwarming moments. The book is filled with quirky characters, witty banter, and laugh-out-loud humor that keeps the readers engaged from start to finish. Grant's clever writing style tow the line between hilarity and touching moments, making this book a delightful and entertaining read for fans of romantic comedies.
“What? I wouldn’t speak ill of the dead if the dead didn’t give me so much ill to speak of. And panning your spa in Arizona on her awful website because of a shade of orange on the curtains was petty ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bluewater Billionaires ) - #2
Save:Lady Callista Taillefaire, a quirky and clever heroine, finds herself reunited with her first love, Trevelyn Davis d'Augustin, Duc de Monceaux, in Laura Kinsale's 'Lessons in French'. Set in the early 1800s, the novel follows Callie and Trev as they navigate obstacles in their romance, including Trev's shadowy past and Callie's three failed engagements. With witty banter, spot-on historical references, and charming characters, the book brings adventure, intrigue, and romance to a quiet English village.
'Lessons in French' is a light-hearted historical romance that captures the reader's attention with delightful characters, engaging dialogue, and a plot filled with unexpected twists and turns. Laura Kinsale masterfully weaves a story of love, second chances, and the complexities of relationships, set against the backdrop of post-Napoleonic England and the charming village life of Shelford.
LADY CALLISTA TAILLEFAIRE WAS A GIFTED WALLF LOWER. By the age of seven and twenty, she had perfected the art of blending into the wallpaper and woodwork so well that she never had to dance and only h... - #3
Save:"So Worthy My Love" by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss is a historical romance set in Elizabethan England and Hanseatic Germany. The story follows Elise Radborne, a strong-willed woman who is mistakenly kidnapped by Lord Maxim T. Seymour, a man who has lost everything due to deceitful events. As Elise and Maxim navigate through a world of deceit, conspiracy, and revenge, their love story unfolds amidst a backdrop of historical detail, crazy villains, and adventurous plot twists. The book is filled with witty banter, humorous pranks, and endearing side characters, making it a captivating read with a unique setting and plot.
London became a place of unrest as tales of treason and paid recompenses began to be noised about with more frequency. Life in the city was mingled with a series of alarms as the Queen’s agents sought... - #4
Save:'The Years' by Virginia Woolf follows the Pargiter family from 1880 through the early 1930s, exploring personal and family history intertwined with the broader historical context. The novel delves into the characters' experiences, relationships, and introspections over time, showcasing Woolf's impeccable writing style and her unique approach to portraying the passage of time and individual identities.
It was an uncertain spring. The weather, perpetually changing, sent clouds of blue and of purple flying over the land. In the country farmers, looking at the fields, were apprehensive; in London umbre... - #5
Save:'The Bear Comes Home' by Rafi Zabor is a unique and intriguing novel that follows the story of a sentient bear who is a jazz musician. The book delves into the complexities of the creative and innovative process of improvisation, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of a musician's mind through the eyes of a philosophical and musically inclined bear. The plot combines elements of jazz music, love, and human relationships, all narrated in a lyrical and magical writing style that captures the essence of the protagonist's journey.
The book presents a satirical premise that explores the duality of human nature, portraying the bear protagonist as part angel and part animal to delve into societal contradictions and complexities. Through the protagonist's experiences as a jazz musician, the novel offers insights into the frustrations and epiphanies of the creative process, providing a deep exploration of human relationships and the jazz life. With its blend of humor, melancholy, and satire, 'The Bear Comes Home' weaves together themes of music, love, and existential musings in a captivating narrative filled with magical realism.
Itwas a hot day and the Bear worked hard for his money, dancing to Jones’ harmonica, a disco cassette, a couple of Austrian marches and some belly-dance music. He guzzled a bottle of beer and shambled... Deathtrap by Ira Levin is a thrilling play within a play that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The plot is engaging, filled with dark humor and witty in-jokes about writing and producing theatrical plays. The story flows well, with well-developed characters and a twist ending that leaves readers guessing. The play is cleverly constructed, keeping the audience wondering what's real and what's pretend, creating a sense of mystery and suspense throughout. The writing style is described as brilliant, with detailed set descriptions that enhance the reading experience and provide a clear vision for directors and actors.
Sidney Bruhl’s study is a handsomely converted stable grafted onto an authentically Colonial house. Sliding doors upstage center open on a foyer in which are the house ‘s front door, entrances to the ...- #7
Save:'Tales from the Nightside' by Simon R. Green is a collection of short stories set in the dark and mysterious world of the Nightside, where readers encounter demons, angels, and a myriad of strange characters. The book provides background stories and additional information on many of the intriguing characters that inhabit this unique universe, such as Razor Eddie, Deadboy, and John Taylor. The writing style is described as engaging, with each story offering a mix of urban fantasy, humor, and disturbing creepiness that fans of the Nightside series have come to love.
The Nightside is the secret, sick, magical heart of London. A city within a city, where the night never ends and it’s always three o’clock in the morning. Hot neon reflects from rain-slick streets, an... - #8
Save:The Extraordinaries by T.J. Klune is a heartwarming and hilarious young adult novel that follows 16-year-old Nick Bell, who writes fan fiction about his favorite superhero, Shadow Star. Nick, who has ADHD, navigates his relationships with family and friends while trying to become extraordinary himself. The story delves into themes of friendship, family, and self-discovery, all while maintaining a lighthearted and humorous tone. Through Nick's journey, readers are taken on an adventure filled with chaos, humor, and a touch of romance.
Nick's quest to become an Extraordinary leads to a series of comical and heartwarming events, with his friends, including the lovable Gibby and Jazz, supporting him along the way. As Nick grapples with his feelings for his childhood friend Seth and deals with the loss of his mother, the story explores themes of growth, acceptance, and finding one's place in the world. With a unique blend of superhero elements, queer representation, and relatable characters, The Extraordinaries offers a refreshing take on the YA genre, showcasing the power of friendship and the journey to self-acceptance.
Nick Bell stared at his phone as he shifted on his bed in his room. “Not gay,” he muttered to himself. “He has sequins on his costume.” He thought about deleting the comment, but others were already r... - #9
Save:Saving Missy is a heartwarming story that follows Missy, a 79-year-old woman living alone and lonely in the house she once shared with her husband and grown children. The narrative weaves between Missy's present-day struggles with solitude and her past memories of love, sacrifice, and regrets. Through chance encounters at the local park, Missy forms unlikely friendships with Angela, Sylvie, and a dog named Bobby, leading to a transformative journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and newfound joy.
The book is a poignant exploration of growing old, loneliness, and the power of community and friendship in bringing light to one's life. Beth Morrey's writing style beautifully captures Missy's emotional journey, blending moments of sadness, humor, and tenderness to create a touching and uplifting narrative that resonates with readers.
It was bitterly cold, the day of the fish-stunning. So bitter that I nearly didn’t go to watch. Lying in bed that morning, gazing at the wall since the early hours, I’d never felt more ancient, nor mo... - #10
Save:'Travis' in the series 'Pelion Lake' by Mia Sheridan follows the redemption journey of Travis Hale, a character previously introduced in 'Archer's Voice'. Readers witness Travis's growth and transformation as he navigates his past mistakes and strives to become a better person. The story introduces Haven, a sweet and nurturing girl who challenges Travis to confront his flaws and embrace change. Set in Pelion, Maine, the book delves into themes of family dynamics, personal growth, and the power of love to heal past wounds.
The lake sparkled beyond the trees as I pushed open my brother’s gate, the squeak from the rusty hinges breaking the silence of the still summer evening. Noise that was quickly and boisterously joined...
