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Save:Judgment Road by Christine Feehan is the first book in the Torpedo Ink series, following the story of Reaper, a member of a motorcycle gang with a dark past. The book delves into the complex relationship between Reaper and Anya, as they navigate their traumatic histories and struggles. The writing style of the book is described as dark, emotional, and filled with angst, touching on themes of healing, retribution, and finding light in darkness.
The wind blew off the sea as the three Harleys made their way through the last series of snaking turns and hit the straight stretch on Highway 1 running parallel to the ocean. The night was well under... - #2
Save:'The Purest Hook' by Scarlett Cole is a heartwarming and intense romance novel that follows the story of Dred, the lead singer of a heavy metal band, and Pixie, a strong-willed and endearing heroine with a troubled past. As they navigate their growing feelings for each other, the book delves into themes of love, redemption, and overcoming personal obstacles. The writing style is described as emotionally wrenching, well-balanced, and filled with playful banter, steamy sensuality, heart-stopping drama, and suspense, keeping readers glued to the pages from start to finish.
(Also, see 42 recommendations for the series Second Circle Tattoos ) - #3
Save:'Can't Let Go' by A.P. Jensen follows the tumultuous relationship between the heroine, Grace, and the hero, Mitchell. Grace, who comes from a toxic family environment, finds herself in a complicated situation when she becomes the guardian of her young niece after her sister's tragic death. Mitchell, the hero, is initially judgmental and confrontational towards Grace, leading to misunderstandings and conflicts. The story delves into themes of love, forgiveness, family dynamics, and personal growth as Grace and Mitchell navigate their relationship amidst challenges and secrets from their pasts. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of emotional depth, angst, and moments of intensity that keep readers invested in the storyline.
The whispering got louder and he kissed her on the forehead for show. She didn’t know whether to push him away or laugh. She hoped to avoid awkward questions by bringing him as a date, but it looked l... - #4
Save:'Reaper's Fall' in the 'Reapers MC' series by Joanna Wylde follows the tumultuous relationship between Melanie Tucker and Levi Painter Brooks over a span of several years. The story delves into their initial meeting, Painter's time in prison, the challenges they face as a couple, and their journey towards becoming better individuals and parents to their daughter. The book stands out for its realistic portrayal of a slow-burning romance, complex character development, and a timeline that spans a significant period compared to other books in the series.
The narrative showcases the evolution of Painter and Mel's relationship, highlighting their deep connection, intense passion, and struggles to overcome obstacles. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as they witness the couple's journey from initial attraction to reconciliation as they navigate parenthood, personal growth, and the complexities of their pasts. Through alternating perspectives and well-crafted storytelling, Joanna Wylde weaves a tale of love, redemption, and family amidst the backdrop of the Reaper's Motorcycle Club universe.
You know, someday you should really tell me how you got started with your artwork. It seems like I share everything with you, but you never tell me anything real about yourself. It’s kind of weird. I ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Reapers MC ) - #5
Save:Bounty by Kristen Ashley is a heartwarming story that delves into the lives of Justice Lonesome, a famous singer-songwriter, and Deke Hightower, a rugged Colorado Mountain man. The book follows Justice's journey of seeking roots and peace after a personal loss, as she crosses paths with Deke, who is wary of women with money due to past experiences. Despite their differences, their undeniable chemistry and the challenges they face bring them closer together as they navigate love, loyalty, and self-discovery in the beautiful Colorado Mountains.
The plot of Bounty is filled with emotional depth, showcasing the character growth and relationship dynamics between Justice and Deke. Kristen Ashley's writing style immerses readers in the day-to-day lives of the characters, from drywall renovations and prime rib sandwiches to the bonds formed with friends and loved ones in the Colorado Mountain series. The story weaves together themes of love, loyalty, and finding peace amidst personal struggles, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged till the very end.
“It comes with ten acres and we recently hadthe gentleman who owns an adjoining three come to us to say he’sready to sell that parcel of land. So it could be thirteen acres.And just to say, on the sou...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Colorado Mountain ) - #6
Save:"Falling In" in the series "The Surrender Trilogy" by Lydia Michaels follows the story of Evelyn Keats, a homeless woman with a troubled past who crosses paths with Lucian Patras, a powerful billionaire. Their relationship evolves from a business arrangement to a deep emotional connection filled with struggles and obstacles. The writing style, as described by readers, is captivating and emotionally engaging, delving into complex themes such as poverty, addiction, and the journey towards self-discovery and love.
Readers are drawn into the intricate plot and character development, particularly appreciating Evelyn's growth from a vulnerable survivor to a determined individual striving for happiness and stability. Lucian's transformation from a brooding alpha male to a more vulnerable and caring partner is also highlighted. is praised for its emotional depth, intense love story, and the raw, realistic portrayal of challenging life circumstances.
The early morning sky was the color of steel wool, sharp, ominous gray hanging low over the city without a hint of softness, but Scout Keats’ trajectory was somewhere brighter. She hustled down Randol... - #7
Save:Brave New Girl by Rachel Vincent is a YA dystopian novel set in a futuristic society where people are genetically designed for specific tasks. The story follows Dahlia 16, a clone engineered to be a hydroponic gardener, who starts to develop forbidden feelings for a Special Forces cadet named Trigger 17. As their relationship unfolds, Dahlia must navigate the strict rules of her society, where individuality is forbidden, and any deviation from the norm could have dire consequences. The book explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and the consequences of defying societal norms, all wrapped up in a fast-paced and engaging plot.
The writing style of Brave New Girl is described as simple yet effective, with the ability to convey characters' emotions and settings in a compelling way. The novel pays homage to Aldous Huxley's Brave New World while offering a unique take on a dystopian world where love and individuality are forbidden, and the characters must grapple with the repercussions of following their hearts in a society that demands conformity.
A panicked sound escapes from my throat. I blink, but the darkness doesn’t clear. My hands find the wall, searching for something to grip, but this elevator has no handrail. If it plummets, I will hav... - #8
Save:Eight years after Graceling, Bitterblue is now queen of Monsea, struggling to repair a kingdom damaged by her father, King Leck. As she sneaks out of the castle, she uncovers the disturbing reality of her kingdom's past and the secrets hidden within. The book delves into the challenges of ruling a fundamentally damaged kingdom and the journey of healing and dealing with the aftermath of traumatic events, all while exploring themes of censorship, guilt, and reparations.
Bitterblue, the third book in the Graceling Realm series, is known for its intense drama, emotional depth, intriguing plot twists, and strong character development. The story is captivating and disturbing, addressing serious issues with compassion and realism. Through Bitterblue's quest to understand her kingdom's history and move towards a better future, the book offers a thought-provoking exploration of memory, guilt, and the complexities of political systems in the aftermath of abuse.
IT ALL BEGAN with the High Court case about the madman and the watermelons. The man in question, named Ivan, lived along the River Dell in an eastern section of the city near the merchant docks. To on...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Graceling Realm ) - #9
Save:In "Howl at the Moon" by Christine Warren, Noah Baker, a human soldier, is tasked with obtaining scientific secrets from his friends in the Other community, specifically the werewolves. As he lies about recruiting for a new team, he ends up sharing an office with Sam, the personal assistant to the pack's alpha, whom he has feelings for. Their evolving relationship is put to the test as Noah's lies unravel, leading to questions about the authenticity of their connection. The book delves into themes of loyalty, love, and deception within a paranormal romance setting, with a mix of suspenseful moments and steamy encounters.
The writing style of Christine Warren in "Howl at the Moon" is described as engaging and captivating, with well-drawn characters and relationships that keep the readers invested in the story. The plot unfolds with a blend of humor, suspense, and romance, creating a dynamic narrative that explores the complexities of human and Other relationships, as well as the consequences of secrets and betrayals.
“And if your body doesn’t make enough vitamin D…” Sam barely blinked as the phlebotomy needle bit into her skin. She was too busy trying to figure out if her friend remembered more than just her forea...
(Also, see 25 recommendations for the series The Others ) - #10
Save:'Pretty Painful' in the series 'The Fallen Gods' by K.A. Knight is a dark paranormal romance that follows the story of Dabria, a woman who finds herself in a desperate situation until she discovers surprising truths about herself while imprisoned. Mishal, a dragon god, is one of seven brothers of mythological creatures, and after being hibernating for over a century, he is thrust into a new world where he meets Dabria. The book delves into themes of captivity, abuse, and fated mates, as the characters navigate a world filled with twisted and upsetting elements while forming a deep connection with each other.
The narrative is fast-paced, intense, and filled with steamy scenes that showcase the possessive and protective nature of the male lead, Mishal. The story unfolds with a mix of dark themes, emotional depth, and strong character development, culminating in a tale of healing, strength, and vengeance as Dabria and Mishal come together to face their pasts and forge a new future.
The last thing I remember was dancing with my friends at the new club that had opened across town. I’d had a long ass day at work. Editing historical manuscripts was not how I imagined my life would t...
