Books matching: emotional conflicts
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Save:Gracie's Mom, part of the 'Songs of Sin' series by Misty Walker, explores a forbidden romance between Abby, a fierce and independent woman with a rough past, and Dax, a confident and mature young man. The plot revolves around Dax's pursuit of Abby, who is also the mother of his roommate, Gracie. Despite initial reservations, Abby finds herself drawn to Dax's charm and self-assured nature, leading to a steamy and complicated relationship that challenges societal norms and personal boundaries. The writing style captures the raw emotions and passionate encounters between the characters, creating a captivating story filled with tension, love, and self-discovery.
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Save:In "The Conqueror" by Brenda Joyce, the story unfolds in medieval England where Rolfe the Relentless, a Norman knight, claims Castle Aelfgar and marries Lady Alice, though his heart desires her illegitimate sister, Ceidre. The plot is filled with intrigue, betrayal, and complex relationships, as Ceidre, a strong and loyal Saxon woman, navigates the challenges of Norman rule and her forbidden attraction to Rolfe. The writing style is described as intense, historically accurate, and captivating, with a mix of brutality and romance that keeps readers engaged till the very end.
Rolfe of Warenne watched expressionlessly as his vassal Guy Le Chante wheeled his destrier around, calling to his knights. He sat motionless on his massive gray stallion in the middle of the road. He ... - #3
Save:"Rough, Raw, and Ready" by Lorelei James revolves around a love triangle involving ranchers and rodeo cowboys. The plot follows the characters Trevor, Chassie, and Edgard as they navigate their complex relationships and emotions. Set in a small Western town in Wyoming, the story delves into the raw and passionate dynamics between the trio, exploring themes of love, longing, and self-discovery. The writing style is described as steamy and sensual, with a focus on authentic emotions and character development, making the relationships between the main characters feel genuine and relatable.
Visitors were few and far between at the remote West homestead, especially on foot in the frigid month of February. The mildly warm day and clear skies could change in a helluva hurry on the high plai...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rough Riders ) - #4
Save:'Secret' in the 'Elemental' series by Brigid Kemmerer dives deep into the struggles and character development of the Merrick family members, specifically focusing on Nick and his journey of self-discovery. The plot explores themes of acceptance, emotional conflicts, and inner struggles, showcasing realistic portrayals of relationships, secrets, and personal growth. Through multiple perspectives, the author weaves a captivating story filled with raw emotions, engaging plot twists, and intense character dynamics that keep readers hooked until the very end.
Whatever that meant. Sometimes he worried that he’d get his wish, that he’d end up in some strange town, surrounded by new people, and he’d realize that there was nothing there, that his entire being ...
(Also, see 21 recommendations for the series Elemental ) - #5
Save:'A Dark And Stormy Knight' by Margaux Thorne is the last in a series called 'Peace-Weavers'. It follows the story of a couple who have been in love for a long time, starting when they were young. The male main character (MMC) is a Norman nobleman knight who has PTSD and struggles with issues related to the conflicts he faced during the Norman invasion of England. The female main character (FMC) is strong-willed and determined, with the MMC being very supportive of her endeavors despite some conflicts that arise. The story involves flashbacks to their past, showing how their love developed over the years and the challenges they faced.
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Save:'Always a Temptress' by Eileen Dreyer is part of the Drake's Rakes series and follows the story of Lady Kate, a scandal-prone Duchess, and Major Sir Harry Lidge as they get entangled in an investigation to uncover a treasonous conspiracy. Despite their mutual distrust and animosity towards each other, they must work together to face a band of conspirators that threaten to destroy them both. The novel is praised for its emotional conflict-driven plot rather than the mystery, and the author's ability to draw readers in and make them empathize with the characters.
is noted for its dark and psychologically complex characters, particularly the hero and heroine, who have deep-seated issues from their pasts. Despite the heavy themes, Eileen Dreyer's writing style effectively captures the pain and struggles of the characters, compelling readers to see how they navigate and overcome their challenges, making it a must-read for those who enjoy deeper and slightly darker romances.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Drake's Rakes ) - #7
Save:'Above All, Honor' by Radclyffe follows the story of Secret Service Agent Cameron Roberts and the President's daughter, Blair Powell. The characters are beautifully described, with Blair portrayed as a rebellious and assertive young woman who challenges rules and authority, while Cameron is depicted as dedicated, strong, and focused on keeping Blair safe. The plot revolves around the growing attraction and respect between the two women, despite their contrasting personalities and approach to life. The writing style captures the roller coaster of emotions, secrets, and demons each character faces, creating a captivating and engaging story that keeps readers interested and invested throughout.
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Save:'Dominic' in the 'Slater Brothers' series by L.A. Casey is a story filled with drama, profanity, and violence, revolving around the intense relationship between Dominic and Bronagh. The plot follows the tumultuous journey of these two characters as they navigate through their complicated emotions and pasts, leading to unexpected twists and turns. The book showcases a mix of humor, passion, and intense emotions that captivate the readers, portraying a young bully romance that evolves into a compelling narrative of love and growth.
The writing style in 'Dominic' is described as a rollercoaster of emotions, with moments of laughter, cringing, and oohs and aahs. The characters are portrayed as deeply flawed yet relatable, with complex relationships and interactions that keep the readers engaged throughout the story. The book delves into themes of loyalty, family, trust, and personal growth, offering a heartwarming tale of love and resilience amidst the chaos and drama.
Branna was my older sister and became my legal guardian nine years ago when our parents died in a car accident. She was twenty-eight years old while I was pushing eighteen. She might be my guardian, b... - #9
Save:In 'Moonshine Kiss,' the third book in the 'Bootleg Springs' series by Claire Kingsley and Lucy Score, readers are taken on a journey of romance, mystery, and family drama. The story follows Cassidy and Bowie, childhood friends who have always harbored feelings for each other but have been kept apart by misunderstandings and external threats. As Cassidy, a deputy sheriff, navigates her career and personal life, she must confront her past with Bowie and unravel the mysteries surrounding a missing person case that hits close to home. The book expertly weaves together elements of romance, police procedural, and small-town intrigue, keeping readers engaged as layers of the story are peeled back.
The writing style in 'Moonshine Kiss' is characterized by its depth and complexity, with readers praising the multi-faceted characters and the intricate plot development. The book delves into themes of loyalty, love, redemption, and self-discovery, offering a compelling narrative that combines heartwarming moments with intense emotional conflicts. As Cassidy and Bowie navigate their feelings and the challenges they face, the story unfolds with a perfect blend of humor, suspense, and heartfelt moments, making it a captivating read for fans of contemporary romance and mystery genres.
I stripped the just-in-case hair tie off my wrist and fashioned her long, dark hair into a sloppy knot. “That’s ‘cause you puked up half a bottle of Jack and a couple of beers, Scar,” I reminded her. ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bootleg Springs ) - #10
Save:"Lord of Temptation" by Lorraine Heath is the second installment in "The Lost Lords of Pembrook" series, focusing on the middle brother, Tristan. The story follows Tristan, who is a notorious sea captain known as Crimson Jack, and Lady Anne Hayworth, who hires him to take her to Crimea to say goodbye to her deceased fiance. Despite Tristan's initial reluctance, sparks fly between the two as they embark on a journey filled with forbidden love, hidden identities, and passionate encounters. The plot unfolds with Tristan struggling to resist his feelings for Anne, leading to a captivating tale of romance, adventure, and self-discovery set against the backdrop of Victorian society.
I had always heard that the eyes were a window into one’s soul. As I stared into his, I could not determine if they were merely shuttered or if the rumors about him were true: that he possessed no sou...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Lost Lords of Pembrook )
