Books matching: emotional connection and imagery
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Save:Finding North by Carmen Jenner is a heartfelt story of two childhood friends, Will and North, navigating their feelings for each other in a small Australian town filled with bigotry and narrow-mindedness. The book delves into themes of acceptance, love, and self-discovery as the protagonists struggle to overcome societal expectations and embrace their true identities. Through a mix of flashbacks and present-day events, the author weaves a tale of friendship, heartbreak, and ultimately, the enduring power of love to conquer all obstacles.
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Save:'Of Iron and Gold' by Lexa Luthor is a captivating story set in a world of kings and castles, where Alphas, Omegas, and Betas navigate themes of slavery and oppression. The plot follows Aubrey, a She Alpha slave, who is chosen by Princess Kinsey to provide an heir in exchange for freedom. The book explores their forbidden love, defiance against a tyrannical king, and themes of self-acceptance and found family, resonating strongly with queer readers. The writing style is described as beautifully crafted, with the ability to paint vivid pictures and evoke emotional roller coasters, blending exciting and erotic moments seamlessly.
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Save:Heart, Haunt, Havoc by Freydis Moon is a queer romance intertwined with horror and suspense, following the complex journeys of Colin and Bishop as they unravel mysteries from their past and navigate a haunted house. The book delves into themes of monstrous love, sacrifices, haunted places, and haunted people, all while exploring the intimacy between the characters and the rich imagery that immerses the reader in a world of ghosts and mysteries.
"This Is How You Lose the Time War" is a beautiful and unique story of two women, Red and Blue, who are elite operatives on opposing sides of a time war. Through secret letters hidden in various ways, they develop a forbidden love while manipulating events across time and alternate realities. The writing style is poetic, with lush language and detailed world-building, creating a complex and evocative narrative that explores themes of love, loyalty, and the consequences of war.
That was fun, she thinks, but the thought sours in the framing. It was clean, at least. Climb up time’s threads into the past and make sure no one survives this battle to muddle the futures her Agency...Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear: Poems from Gaza by Mosab Abu Toha is a poignant collection that vividly captures the harsh realities of life in Gaza. The poems explore themes of displacement, violence, and the personal struggles of living under ongoing oppression. Through beautiful yet heart-wrenching prose, Abu Toha reflects on everyday moments that are deeply affected by the violence surrounding them, giving readers insight into the humanity of the Palestinian experience.
Abu Toha's writing style is both raw and lyrical, allowing for a deeply emotional connection with the reader. His use of imagery and sensory details immerses you in the chaotic environment of Gaza, making the reader feel the weight of the stories shared. The book invites reflection on loss, hope, and resilience, while also challenging us to understand the profound impact of war on individuals and communities. It is a significant contribution to contemporary poetry, revealing the beauty and pain of life in Palestine.
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Save:Accidental Bonds is the first book in the Elemental Bonds series by Marie Reynard, introducing readers to the meeting of independent mage Elijah Lauring with Alpha Victor Mills of the Mills pack. The story revolves around a slow burn paranormal MM romance between the two main characters, offering a unique take on the relationships between wolf shifters and mages. The plot is filled with suspense, mystery, and a found family dynamic, all set in a well-developed world with intricate world-building elements. The writing style is described as polished, with vivid characters and a strong sense of definition to the storytelling.
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Save:The Remaking of Corbin Wale by Roan Parrish tells the romance of baker Alex Barrow and the titular Corbin. After losing his job and boyfriend, Alex returns to his hometown and opens a bakery. There, he meets Corbin, a mysterious and solitary man with a unique perspective on the world. As their connection grows, Corbin must confront personal demons to be with Alex, creating a sweet and magical tale that blends realism with a touch of fantasy.
A month ago, he’d had friends, a lover, and a prestigious job in New York. A week after that, he’d found himself back in his Michigan hometown, where he hadn’t spent more than a week since leaving a d... - #8
Save:Desdemona, scorned and abandoned by the man she once loved, cursed the land with her dying breath while delivering her son Bayr from this day on, there will be no more daughters in Saylok. Bayr, who is raised by his uncle Dagmar among the keepers of the Temple Hill, is gifted with unparalleled strength but also a gentle heart and protective nature. His one purpose in life is to guard Alba, the first girl child born in nearly two decades and the long awaited salvation. But with time their bond and feelings will start to grow making his task more difficult and challenging. In order to defend their land and finally break the curse they will have to go against the corrupt king who built his throne on murder and lies. The First Girl Child by Amy Harmon is an epic and mesmerizing tale about love and loss, destiny and duty, sacrifice and redemption. It left me completely spellbound and in pure awe of this author's incredible and out of this world talent. This historical fantasy novel is a mythical and mystical masterpiece of contemporary literature and belongs on every reader's bookshelf. It is without a doubt my most favorite book of 2019 Amy Harmon always manages to paint vivid and vibrant pictures inside of my head with her lyric, poignant and captivating writing. I don't marely read her stories. No, I experience them with every single fiber of my being. I was captivated by this story from the first page and couldn't put it down until I've reached the end with tears in my eyes.
Dagmar preferred to pray outside. The walls of the temple were cool and quiet, but the stone was empty, lifeless, and he felt cut off from the wonder that made him want to pray. When he walked in the ... - #9
Save:The Importance of Music to Girls by Lavinia Greenlaw is a memoir that delves into the author's relationship with music during her formative years in 1970s Britain. The book offers an insight into growing up in the UK from the perspective of a girl for whom music was everything. It is described as more than just a memoir, leaning towards a social history book that captures the essence of music's impact on the author's life. Despite some readers finding the book incomplete and lacking emotional connection, it is praised for its beautiful writing style and the nostalgic journey it takes readers on through the music of the era.
I remember the dancing of my earliest years in silence, as about the body alone. My father must have hummed a tune as I stood on his shoes and he waltzed me, but what I remember are the giant steps I ... - #10
Save:'Lore & Lust' by Karla Nikole is a captivating vampire romance that deviates from traditional lore, focusing on the relationship between the endearing protagonists, Haruka and Nino. The plot is rich in intrigue and mystery as the pair navigates the complexities of vampire society, culminating in a slow-burn romance that is both marvelous and satisfying. Through vivid imagery and detailed descriptions, the author takes readers on a journey across different countries, painting a vivid picture of the landscapes and the characters' emotional connections.
The story follows Haruka, a 112-year-old Pure Blood Vampire from Japan, who meets Nino, a half-Japanese, half-Italian Pure Blood Vampire living in London. As their friendship blossoms into a deep and meaningful bond, they must navigate the politics of the vampire society while discovering the true depths of their connection. With a focus on trust, friendship, and mutual acceptance, 'Lore & Lust' offers a fresh perspective on vampire romance, blending elements of fantasy, slow-burn romance, and intricate world-building.
