Books matching: emotional redemption
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- #1
Save:'Dukes of Peril' in the series 'The Royals of Forsyth University' by Angel Lawson and Samantha Rue delves into the complex relationships between the Dukes and their Duchess, Lavinia. The story is filled with unexpected twists, character development, and dark romance elements that keep readers hooked from beginning to end. As the Dukes come together as a unit, each showcasing a unique bond with Lavinia, the plot unfolds to reveal secrets, drama, and a strong sense of loyalty and love among the characters.
The writing style of 'Dukes of Peril' is praised for its ability to evoke a range of emotions in readers, from tears to laughter to suspense. The character development, particularly that of Sy and Nick, is highlighted as top-tier, showcasing a softer side of Sy that was previously unseen. is commended for its well-written narrative, fantastic characters, and the way it keeps readers engaged with its twists and turns, setting the stage for future installments in the series.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Royals of Forsyth University ) - #2
Save:'Don't Go Stealing My Heart' by Kelly Siskind follows the story of Clementine, a con girl sent to steal a painting from a house in a particular town, and how that experience changes who she is. As she navigates this heist, she crosses paths with Jack, a man with generational wealth but a heart of gold. The book showcases their evolving relationship, filled with sparks and chemistry, as they both struggle with their pasts and presents, ultimately questioning how they can reconcile their differences.
The plot of the book revolves around Clementine's journey from being a modern-day Robin Hood, stealing from the rich to help the poor, to desiring a normal life. With a mix of suspense, romance, humor, and emotional depth, the story delves into themes of naivety, trauma, acceptance, and second chances, all set against the backdrop of a quirky small town that adds uniqueness and flavor to the narrative.
(Also, see 46 recommendations for the series Showmen ) - #3
Save:'Bach's Story' in the 'Pets' series by Darla Phelps revolves around the story of an alien named Bach who purchases a human female, Pani, as a pet in an attempt to liven up his lonely life. The plot delves into the relationship between Bach and Pani, exploring themes of dominance, submission, and the blurred lines of consent. The writing style of the book is described as clever, immersive, and emotional, with a strong focus on character development and world-building, despite some opinions criticizing the lack of alien perspective in the storytelling.
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Save:'The Crow' by James O'Barr is a graphic novel that tells a haunting tale of a dead little girl seeking justice against the one who took her life. The story is emotionally jarring and dark, yet also wonderful. The plot revolves around themes of redemption, hope, and love, portrayed through the perspective of a child seeking justice in a gentle and forgiving manner.
- #5
Save:"Extracted" by R.R. Haywood is a fast-paced science fiction fantasy novel with strong adult language and violence. The story follows three main protagonists who are pulled from their respective timelines at the moment of their deaths and brought into a concrete bunker. As they are asked to save the world, they must navigate time travel, complex character development, and an overarching theme of human decency in the face of adversity. The writing style is characterized by engaging dialogue, relatable characters, and a seamless weaving of the storyline that keeps readers invested and eager to explore the universe created by the author.
‘Huh?’ She drops the phone on the bed as he walks into the room. ‘You off?’ she asks with a sudden beaming smile of white teeth and blue eyes that flutter as she walks towards him. Wet hair hanging do... - #6
Save:'Roman' by Kimber S. Dawn is a dark and twisted story that delves into the complex and abusive relationship between the characters Roman and Heather. The writing style is described as brutally honest and raw, not shying away from the ugly truths of the characters' actions and emotions. The plot follows the evolution of the emotional relationship between Roman, a sadistic serial murderer, and Heather, who falls into the trap of an abusive cycle, losing her sense of identity along the way.
It is the middle of finals for this term and my last year at University. My Bachelors in Science of Psychology, a choice I made for the challenge I believed would accomplish in assisting me in the lon... - #7
Save:The final installment in the 'Nine Minutes' series by Beth Flynn, 'A Gift of Time', is a rollercoaster of emotions and revelations. The book delves deep into the lives of characters like Ginny, Grizz, and Grunt, exploring themes of love, betrayal, redemption, and forgiveness. With a mix of MC culture, kidnapping, violence, and religious undertones, the storyline keeps readers on the edge of their seats, never knowing what twist or turn will come next. The author's writing style is praised for its raw emotional impact, intricate plot development, and well-crafted characters that readers can't help but become invested in.
I don’t remember how long I sat on the hot asphalt of Carter’s driveway and just stared at the ground. After awhile, I lifted my hip and pulled the blue bandana from my pocket where I had stuffed it j...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Nine Minutes ) - #8
Save:'Mating Theory' by Skye Warren follows the story of Sutton, a broken-hearted man who finds solace in Ashleigh, a young homeless woman he meets on the streets. Despite their unconventional circumstances and age gap, a deep connection forms between them as they navigate their past traumas and uncertainties. Set in the bleak and harsh town of Tanglewood, the author weaves a moving and poignant tale of love, redemption, and second chances. The writing style is lyrical, poetic, and emotionally stirring, delving into the fractured souls of the characters and their journey towards healing and acceptance.
Meetings must have run late in California. I probably took the red-eye back to Tanglewood. The plane was almost empty, only a few rumpled businessmen like me and a sleepy family with Disney stuffed an... - #9
Save:"Uncommon Vows" by Mary Jo Putney is a medieval romance set in 1143 during the war between King Stephen and Matilda. The story follows Lady Meriel de Vere, a spirited young woman who gets lost in the royal forest and is taken prisoner by Adrian de Lancey, Baron Warfield. Adrian, seeking vengeance for his family's death, holds Meriel captive, eventually proposing marriage to her. explores themes of love, redemption, and religious beliefs, with a mix of historical background, romance, and intrigue.
"WARFIELD'S WIFE?" Guy said incredulously. He grabbed Meriel's chin and forced it up so he could look at her. "What would his countess be doing with a pack of Jews? The wench is just one of Benjamin's... - #10
Save:"After the Flood" by Kassandra Montag is a post-apocalyptic novel set in a world where rising floodwaters have submerged most of the land, leaving only scattered settlements on high peaks and people living on boats. The story follows Myra, a mother trying to survive with her daughter Pearl, as they embark on a dangerous journey to find Myra's older daughter, Row, who was kidnapped years ago. The book is praised for its fast-paced writing style, strong character development, and a plot filled with adventure, survival, and emotional depth.
The novel explores themes of family, survival, trust, and resilience in the face of disaster. It follows Myra's desperate quest to reunite with her lost daughter, navigating a treacherous world filled with marauders, challenges, and unexpected alliances. The gripping narrative, well-developed characters, and vivid world-building make "After the Flood" a compelling read that delves into the complexities of human nature and relationships in extreme circumstances.
Seagulls circled over our boat, which made me think of Row. The way she squawked and waved her arms when she was first trying to walk; the way she stood completely still for almost an hour, watching t...
