Books matching: emotional scars
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Save:'Hot Stuff' in the series 'Hot Zone' by Carly Phillips follows the story of Uncle Yank, who becomes the guardian of his three nieces after a family tragedy. Together with his personal assistant, Lola, they navigate family dynamics, business issues, and the challenges of raising the girls. The plot revolves around the romantic entanglements of the characters, especially the oldest niece, Annabelle, who forms a connection with Brandon Vaughn, a former football player with a troubled past. As the story unfolds, relationships develop, secrets are revealed, and characters confront their emotional baggage to find happiness and love.
The writing style of Carly Phillips in 'Hot Stuff' is described as engaging, emotional, and filled with intense emotion. The author weaves together themes of family, romance, and personal growth, creating a story that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. The plot includes elements of mystery, romance, and character development, making it a compelling read for fans of contemporary romance with flawed characters and complex relationships.
"THE MEETING WILL COME TO ORDER." Yank Morgan slammed the gavel against the rubber plate, calling The Hot Zone weekly meeting to order. His dark, wiry, hair liberally sprinkled with gray was full and ... - #2
Save:Lord Cade Byron, a wounded war hero living in seclusion, reluctantly allows Miss Margaret 'Meg' Amberley to seek refuge in his home during a snowstorm. As they spend time together, both Cade and Meg develop feelings for each other despite their initial differences. Cade, battling demons from his past, offers Meg a fake engagement to help her find a suitable husband, but their growing connection complicates their arrangement. The story explores themes of love, loss, redemption, and deception set against the backdrop of Regency England.
Cade Byron tossed back the whiskey in his glass, then reached for the bottle on the side table next to his armchair. Pouring another hefty dram, he downed the second libation as quickly as the first, ... - #3
Save:'Shoulda Been A Cowboy' by Lorelei James is a romance novel that delves into the lives of Cam McKay, an injured war hero turned county sheriff, and Domini Katzinski, the manager of a local diner. Both characters are dealing with their own emotional and physical scars, navigating their relationship while facing personal demons and insecurities. The story follows their journey of self-discovery, healing, and love, as they learn to overcome their fears and support each other through their vulnerabilities. The book explores themes of redemption, acceptance, and intimacy, with a writing style that combines emotional depth with steamy romantic scenes.
For the next thirty minutes, Domini cowered in her bed, hating that the incident had transported her back to the sleepless nights of her childhood. Hearing the violence in the streets below. Sirens in...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rough Riders ) - #4
Save:To the Edge by Cindy Gerard is a romantic suspense novel in 'The Bodyguards' series that follows the story of TV anchor and media mogul daughter, Jillian Kincaid, who is receiving death threats. Her father insists on her being protected by ex Special Ops Army Ranger, Nolan Garrett. The book delves into the dynamics between the two main characters as they navigate the increasing danger posed by a stalker, while also exploring themes of privilege, independence, and emotional barriers. The plot unfolds with a mix of suspense, romance, and mystery, keeping readers engaged with unexpected twists and turns. The writing style is described as having good character development, a slow build-up of sexual tension, and a focus on the emotional bond between the protagonists.
This book is dedicated to our fighting men and women who protect our freedom and our way of life while promoting peace and enduring all that is asked of them every day. And to my mother Vera Adams. I ... - #5
Save:'Dark Instincts' in 'The Phoenix Pack' series by Suzanne Wright follows the story of wolf shifter enforcers Roni Axton and Marcus Fuller as they team up to uncover the jackal shifters behind an attack on the Phoenix pack heir. Roni, a strong and witty alpha female, struggles to assert her independence within her pack while Marcus, a charming and perceptive enforcer, sees past her tough exterior. As they work together to solve the mystery, their relationship evolves from initial attraction to a deeper connection amidst the backdrop of pack dynamics and external threats. is described as fast-paced, full of action, suspense, and steamy romance, with a well-developed plot that keeps readers engaged.
Suzanne Wright's writing style in 'Dark Instincts' is praised for its ability to deliver a compelling paranormal romance that goes beyond superficial elements. is commended for its strong female protagonist, Roni, who challenges stereotypes and embraces her true self, and the hero, Marcus, who is depicted as more than just an alpha male with complex emotions and behavior. The dynamics between the characters, especially the banter and interactions within the Phoenix and Mercury packs, add humor and depth to the story, making it an engaging read for fans of the genre.
Strangely, Roni felt no rush of panic, no fear. And despite that she was pretty sure her head was bleeding, there was no pain. There was only a feeling of weightlessness. Even the fact that her wolf w...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Phoenix Pack ) - #6
Save:In 'A Figure of Love' by Minerva Spencer, readers are taken on a journey of lust and love as two damaged characters, Gareth Lockheart and Serena Lombard, navigate their past traumas and secrets while trying to trust each other. The book is set in the early 1800s and follows the interactions between Gareth, a wealthy man with autism traits, and Serena, a sculptor with a painful past from France. The story unfolds with warmth, sizzling romance, and detailed character development, making it a fast-paced and emotional read that delves into themes of love, trust, and healing.
The author, Minerva Spencer, intricately weaves together a plot filled with interesting subplots, dynamic main characters, and a cast of well-developed lesser characters. The writing style brings out the reality of the characters' emotions, making readers feel joy, sadness, and love alongside them. The book's intriguing characterization of Gareth, who is portrayed as an autistic savant, and Serena's survival and resilience despite her painful past, add depth to the story, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
(Also, see 34 recommendations for the series The Academy of Love ) - #7
Save:"The Cattleman's Proposal" by Helen Lacey follows the story of Nate Garrigan, a wealthy man who is emotionally scarred from a bitter divorce and is seeking a wife without emotional entanglements. He makes a proposition to Joley, a strong and independent woman who is facing financial ruin after her business partner sells their flight school shares to Nate. As Joley navigates the challenges of their arrangement, a slow-burning romance develops between her and Nate, set against the backdrop of a remote cattle station in Australia.
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Save:A Rake's Guide to Pleasure by Victoria Dahl, also known as Victoria Helen Stone, is a historical romance novel set in London that follows the story of Emma Jensen, a woman who poses as Lady Denmore to make her fortune through gambling. However, when the notorious Duke of Somerhart, Hart, takes an interest in her, Emma must navigate a dangerous game of deception to protect her true identity and her dreams of freedom. The book is filled with intense sexual tension, emotional depth, and complex characters, including a villain who elicits sympathy from readers, culminating in a gradual and sweet romance between Emma and Hart.
Dahl's writing style in A Rake's Guide to Pleasure is characterized by sparkling dialogue, deep character revelations, and elegant prose. The story unfolds with a mix of emotional moments and humor, creating a compelling and enjoyable read. The book delves into themes of independence, adventure, and overcoming past scars, as Emma and Hart navigate their attraction and conflicting desires in the backdrop of London's high society.
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Save:In "Second Best," part of the Volkov Bratva series by Sam Crescent, the story revolves around the complex relationship between Aurora and Slavik, who are brought together through a forced marriage. Aurora, a young woman with a traumatic past, is married off to Slavik as part of a treaty between families. As they navigate their rocky start and emotional scars, they slowly start to connect amidst betrayal, danger, and a ruthless killer. The book is a dark Mafia romance that delves into themes of loyalty, trust, and finding love in unexpected places, all set in a violent world where survival is paramount.
The writing style of "Second Best" is praised for its emotional depth, character development, and intricate plot twists. Readers appreciate the way the author, Sam Crescent, weaves together a story filled with angst, betrayal, and passion, keeping them engaged until the very end. The book explores themes of resilience, growth, and the power of love to overcome past traumas, making it a compelling read for fans of dark romance and Mafia fiction.
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Save:Just For You by Sherilee Gray is an emotionally charged and scorching tale that follows the story of Addie and Levi. Addie, a woman with a dark past and struggles, finds solace in Levi, a tattoo artist and member of the Ramblers MC. Their push and pull dynamic, filled with emotional turns and personal growth, captivates readers from beginning to end. The book delves into themes of grief, PTSD, love, and personal transformation, showcasing the deep connection between two flawed characters as they navigate their way to a happy ever after.
(Also, see 33 recommendations for the series Rocktown Ink )
