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'More Than Two: A Practical Guide to Ethical Polyamory' by Franklin Veaux delves into unconventional ways of loving oneself and others, providing practical advice on relationships that can be beneficial for both polyamorous and monogamous individuals. It emphasizes the importance of honesty, communication, and understanding one's needs while being receptive to the needs of others. is based on real-life experiences and offers a toolset to navigate various relationship dynamics, focusing on compassion, integrity, and setting healthy boundaries.
It's a story as old as time: Boy meets girl (or perhaps boy meets boy, or girl meets girl), they date, they fall in love. They pledge sexual and emotional fidelity, start a family and settle down to l...- #2
The Dance of Anger by Harriet Lerner is a self-help book that delves into understanding and managing anger within intimate relationships. Through insightful and prescriptive guidance, Lerner shows women how to transform their anger into a constructive force for reshaping their lives. The book offers practical advice on setting up healthy boundaries, unlocking reasons behind holding onto anger, and changing relationship patterns. Readers praise the book for its clarity in exploring cognitive therapy concepts and providing tools for creating conditions for productive conversations with loved ones.
Anger is a signal, and one worth listening to. Our anger may be a message that we are being hurt, that our rights are being violated, that our needs or wants are not being adequately met, or simply th... - #3
'Crosstown Crush' by Cara McKenna explores the complex dynamics of a married couple, Sam and Mike, as they delve into the world of cuckolding. Initially a fantasy, Sam indulges Mike's kink by pretending to cheat on him, but things escalate when they involve Bern, who shares their desires. As the games intensify, emotions become entangled, leading to unexpected attachments and decisions about the future of their relationships. McKenna's writing style delves deep into the characters' emotions and desires, portraying a unique exploration of human sexuality with respect and integrity.
She checked her phone’s clock. Just enough time. On legs the tiniest bit languorous from the cocktail, she crossed Walnut Street and headed for Sephora, making a beeline for the fragrance wall. She he... - #4
"Wild Oat Milk: Accidentally Breedy With Benefits" in the series "Spice in the Mountains" by Elena Dawne follows the story of Gunnar and Jem, where Gunnar discovers he has a daughter and navigates the challenges of fatherhood. The plot involves themes of age gap relationships, trigger warnings, and the complexities of family dynamics. The writing style is described as fast-paced, spicy, and engaging, with a focus on character development and emotional depth.
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'The Dom with a Safeword' by Cari Silverwood is a story of three main characters - Q, Sabrina, and Jude, who navigate a complex relationship in the BDSM lifestyle. Q is a sassy and vulnerable woman who has had a hard time losing people she cares about, Sabrina is a cute and fashion-loving amateur ghost hunter, and Jude is a confident Dom who is torn between his desires and family expectations. The dynamics between the characters are funny, bittersweet, and intriguing, as they explore their feelings and desires within the BDSM triad relationship.
The book is written in a rotating perspective from Jude, Sabrina, and Q, allowing readers to delve into each character's thoughts and emotions. The plot revolves around the evolving relationships between the characters, their struggles with their past, their desires for the future, and their journey towards finding happiness and fulfillment within their unconventional dynamic.
“This block is a hot bed of activity!” Sabrina declared. She sounded like a kid in a toy store even to her own ears. Q’s eyes must be rolling out of her head. “It’sgottabe one of these old houses. The... - #6
'How to Breathe Underwater' by Julie Orringer is a collection of short stories that delve into the lives of adolescent American girls and young women, often with Jewish backgrounds. The stories explore dark themes, such as violence, guilt, and isolation, while also touching on moments of grace and resilience. The writing style is described as emotionally engaging, with skillful use of flashbacks to compress a significant amount of story and emotion into each narrative.
It was Thanksgiving Day and hot, because this was New Orleans; they were driving uptown to have dinner with strangers. Ella pushed at her loose tooth with the tip of her tongue and fanned her legs wit... - #7
"Ruthlessly Bedded, Forcibly Wedded" by Abby Green follows the story of Vincenzo seeking revenge on Cara, believing she is responsible for his sister's death. However, their night of passion leads to unexpected consequences, including a pregnancy and a forced marriage. The plot is described as more complex than expected, with surprising twists and realistic dialogue that keeps the readers engaged. The writing style is praised for its depth, emotional angst, and the development of characters that feel human and relatable.
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Bitter Secrets by Mia Knight is a gripping continuation of the 'Singed' series, delving deep into the tumultuous relationship between Jasmine and Roth. Readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions as they witness the complex dynamics between the characters, filled with raw emotions, love, hate, and obsession. The book unravels shocking secrets and revelations, leaving readers on the edge of their seats and eagerly anticipating the next installment. Mia Knight's writing style is described as phenomenal, with intricate storytelling that allows readers to immerse themselves in the characters' minds and emotions, making the reading experience truly captivating.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Singed ) - #9
"The 158-Pound Marriage" by John Irving is a dark novel set in a New England college town in the early sixties, focusing on a complicated wife-swapping arrangement between two couples. The story delves into the dangers of free love and its impact on relationships and lives, exploring the intricacies of swapping partners and the subsequent fallout. Through intricate character backgrounds and a weaving narrative, the author paints a vivid picture of the characters' lives, histories, and their involvement in a sharing arrangement that leads to unexpected consequences.
The author, John Irving, employs a unique writing style that intertwines a complex present-day relationship with detailed character histories, providing a multi-layered narrative that moves back and forth in time. With evocative descriptions and recurring themes of wrestling, German history, and relationships, the book explores the unpredictability of human reactions when love and sex are involved, offering a daring and bold perspective on marital conventions and the complexities of human emotions.
I’m going to begin by telling you about Miss Frost. While I say to everyone that I became a writer because I read a certain novel by Charles Dickens at the formative age of fifteen, the truth is I was... - #10
'Control' by Charlotte Stein is a menage erotica novel with femdom elements. The story revolves around a switch erotica bookstore owner heroine who is trying to hire an assistant and has two applicants - a more dominant guy and a sweet, gentle guy with a backstory. The plot includes spicy scenes, BDSM elements, and MFM dynamics, with the female lead being the dominant one. The writing style is described as unique and engaging, with a UK setting and an odd pacing that may not be for everyone. The book is known for its steamy content and femdom themes.
IT’S ODD, SHOWING HIM the ins and outs of the place. I can feel his eyes on me all the way around my store, as though they’re checking me for specks of seediness. My wicked ways are going to rub off o...