Books matching: emotional engagement
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Save:'Significance' by Shelly Crane follows the love story of Maggie and Caleb, who have a soulmate connection from the moment they meet. The plot revolves around their journey of discovering their eternal bond while facing challenges and obstacles from rival clans. The writing style is described as emotionally engaging, capturing the readers' hearts and making them fall in love with the characters.
I stuffed my cell phone back into my over-spilling handbag and glared at the man's hooded eyes in the rear-view mirror. "I'm paying you to take me all the way up there." I pointed up the winding count... - #2
Save:Readers of 'Devoured by Monsters' in the series 'Dark Temptations' by Katie May, Ann Denton describe it as an engaging and captivating story where Aliana bonds with her mates, facing challenges and uncovering secrets from her past life. The book is praised for its well-balanced mix of character development, world-building, and romantic elements, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its intense plot and cliffhangers. The monsters in the book are depicted as unique and complex characters, each with their own personalities and struggles, adding depth to the story.
(Also, see 37 recommendations for the series Dark Temptations ) - #3
Save:'The Wind Knows My Name' by Isabel Allende is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that weaves together the lives of two immigrants, Samuel and Anita, separated by time and circumstances. Samuel, a Jewish boy sent to safety during World War II, and Anita, a blind asylum seeker from Mexico, struggle to find their place in a world filled with trauma and displacement. The book explores themes of kindness, hope, and humanity as it delves into the interconnectedness of people facing similar struggles across different eras and continents. Allende's writing style is eloquent and vivid, capturing the emotional depth of the characters' experiences with lyrical prose and poignant storytelling.
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Save:"Tempted By Her Innocent Kiss" by Maya Banks revolves around the story of Ashley and Devon, who enter into a marriage of convenience orchestrated by Ashley's father for business reasons. Ashley, a sweet and innocent young woman, is unaware of the true motives behind the marriage and believes in a fairytale love story with Devon. However, on their wedding night, Ashley discovers the truth, leading to heartbreak and a decision to leave Devon. explores themes of love, betrayal, self-discovery, and redemption as Devon realizes his true feelings for Ashley and goes to great lengths to win her back.
The plot of the book is filled with emotional turmoil, unexpected twists, and character growth as Ashley navigates the challenges of her new marriage and Devon learns to confront his own emotions and priorities. Maya Banks' writing style captures the readers' attention from the beginning, drawing them into a world of passion, deception, and ultimately, love.
has loved romance novels from a very (very) early age, and almost from the start, she dreamed of writing them, as well. In her teens she filled countless notebooks with overdramatic stories of love an... - #5
Save:'Broken Vows' by Shirl Henke is set in Nevada during the late 19th century, amidst the silver boom on the Comstock Lode. The story revolves around the young love between a pastor's daughter, Rebekah, and an Irish prizefighter, Rory. Their immediate attraction faces obstacles due to the prejudices against Irish immigrants. The plot is filled with deception, treachery, and second chances at love, creating a sweet and desperate romance. The author, Shirl Henke, weaves a memorable tale with plenty of action, romance, and suspense, all while highlighting the historical prejudices of that era.
Rebekah Sinclair heard the solid thump of a fist striking flesh followed by a rapid series of sharper raps before the roar of the crowd drowned out the conflict. Unable to resist, she slipped onto the... - #6
Save:'The Night We Met' by Zoe Folbigg is a poignant love story that follows the journey of Olivia and Daniel as they meet under unlikely circumstances during their travels in Australia and New Zealand. The narrative weaves through three timelines - the present, their initial meeting, and Olivia's battle with cancer - as Daniel recounts their love story for their daughters. The writing style expertly blends light-hearted moments with tender emotions, culminating in a heartbreaking yet beautiful tale of love and loss.
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Save:'Park' in the series 'Archer's Creek' by Gemma Weir follows the story of Park Alton, a doomsday sinner and tattoo artist who expresses himself through art. The book explores Park's past emotions, guilt, and desire for closure as he meets Rosie, leading to a unique and deep connection between them. The plot unfolds with unexpected twists, troubled relationships, and the journey of self-discovery for both characters. Gemma Weir's writing style captivates readers with a blend of romance, friendship, and emotional depth, creating a story that resonates with its audience.
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Save:In 'Cuff Me', the third installment in the 'New York's Finest' series by Lauren Layne, readers follow the story of Detective Vincent Moretti and his partner Jill Henley. Vincent, known for his gruff exterior, struggles to express his feelings, especially towards Jill, who has been engaged to another man while he realizes his true emotions for her. Amidst solving a murder case, the duo navigates personal dilemmas, misunderstandings, and hidden affections, leading to a compelling contemporary romance filled with complex characters and intriguing plotlines.
The writing style of 'Cuff Me' by Lauren Layne has been praised for its engaging storytelling, well-developed characters, and smooth plot progression. Readers have found the book to be a delightful blend of romance, mystery, and family dynamics, with a touch of humor and emotional depth that keeps them invested in the evolving relationship between Vincent and Jill.
But in Dansen’s defense on the puking thing, the kid’s first crime scene as a homicide DT had been a rough one. A sixteen-year-old girl sliced to pieces and then tossed in the Dumpster behind a one-do... - #9
Save:Love Show is a heartfelt story about Hadley Arrington, an overworked college newspaper editor with dreams of becoming a combat journalist, and Jack Diamond, a carefree boy who is trying to avoid work. Their story is filled with humor, life, love, friendship, support, and loss. It explores the promises they made to themselves as kids and the complexities of relationships, showcasing real-life struggles and the importance of true friendship. The plot is refreshingly unique, with meaningful dialogue and characters that are both different yet perfectly compatible, highlighting the challenges of balancing long-term goals and personal growth.
I had just gotten back to Northwestern from my third-round interview at The New York Times and had to put the finishing touches on a junior staffer's piece on online privacy before memorizing idiomati... - #10
Save:'The Fall Out' by Jenni Bara follows the enchanting journey of Avery and Christian, whose initial encounter leads to a steamy evening that neither can forget. As Avery navigates her attraction to Christian, she must grapple with the complications that arise from his role as a pitcher on her father's baseball team. Their evolving relationship is filled with moments of pining, comedy, and genuine chemistry, all set against the backdrop of Boston and its cultural events. With the addition of a charming puffin named Puff Daddy, the story weaves together themes of friendship, respect, and the challenges of balancing personal desires with external expectations.
The author, Jenni Bara, expertly crafts a heartwarming tale that showcases the growth of Avery and Christian's relationship. Through thoughtful gestures, genuine interactions, and a touch of humor, Bara captures the essence of a slow-burn romance that blossoms amidst unexpected circumstances. The dynamic between the characters, the engaging plot twists, and the inclusion of memorable side characters from previous works add depth and charm to this delightful story.
