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    Polished by Alyssa Turner
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    'Polished' by Alyssa Turner is a steamy romance novel that explores the complexities of love, desire, and self-discovery. The story follows Spencer, Rory, and Jack as they navigate a unique relationship dynamic involving bisexuality and a menage a trois. Spencer, torn between his love for Rory and his attraction to Jack, must come to terms with his own needs and desires in order to find happiness and fulfillment in his relationships. As the trio explores their feelings and boundaries, they uncover hidden depths of passion and emotion, leading to a journey of self-acceptance and love.

    The plot of 'Polished' delves into themes of bisexuality, trust, emotional growth, and unconventional relationships. The writing style of Alyssa Turner is described as sensual, emotional, and compassionate, with well-developed characters and a storyline that keeps readers engaged. offers a unique perspective on menage relationships, focusing on the emotional connections and complexities that arise when love transcends traditional boundaries.

    If it had been any sunnier out, the butterflies flitting over the meadow would have spontaneously combusted. Rolling hills in the near distance were lush with life, pure emerald green against a textur...

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    Full Mountie - Frisky Beavers by Sadie Haller, Ainsley Booth
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    Full Mountie by Ainsley Booth and Sadie Haller is a steamy romance novel that delves into the complexities of a polyamorous relationship involving Beth, Lachlan, and Hugh. Set against the backdrop of Canadian politics, the book explores the dynamics between the characters as they navigate their feelings and desires, all while dealing with professional and personal challenges. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of steamy scenes, emotional uncertainties, and realistic portrayals of the characters' struggles and fears.

    Beth, Lachlan, and Hugh find themselves in a love triangle filled with passion, jealousy, and emotional turmoil. As they come to terms with their feelings for each other, the story unfolds with hot, loving descriptions of their relationships, consent, and emotional depth. The novel challenges societal norms and explores themes of acceptance, love, and the complexities of unconventional relationships, leaving readers contemplating the dynamics of polyamory and the emotional journey of the characters.

    But I know exactly where she is, and have from the second I stepped outside. After a year, the way she affects me shouldn’t be a surprise anymore. And yet I still find myself wondering why my head is ...

    (Also, see 56 recommendations for the series Frisky Beavers )

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    The Sea Ain't Mine Alone by C.L. Beaumont
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    'The Sea Ain't Mine Alone' by C.L. Beaumont is a beautifully written story set in the 1970s California and Hawaii, following the lives of Jimmy Campbell, a Vietnam vet, and Danny Moore, a top surfer. The plot revolves around their paths colliding during the International Surfing competition, leading to a life-changing event if they have the courage to take a chance on each other. The author skillfully weaves together the romance between the characters with the surfing aspects of the story, creating a unique and captivating premise that keeps the readers engaged. The writing style is described as vivid and emotional, capturing the atmosphere and tension between the characters with beautiful and descriptive language that immerses the readers into the setting of the story.

    The story of 'The Sea Ain't Mine Alone' delves into themes of love, trust, and overcoming past traumas, portraying the struggles of two lonely men finding happiness together in a time of discrimination and societal challenges. The characters, particularly Jimmy and Danny, are portrayed as complex and relatable, with their individual stories intertwined to create a compelling narrative that explores the depths of their emotions and relationships. is praised for its emotional depth, romantic storyline, and the strong bonds between the characters, making it a heartwarming and unforgettable read for those who appreciate a well-crafted love story.


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    Something Like Perfect by S.C. Stephens
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    "Something Like Perfect" by S.C. Stephens tells the story of two sisters who fall for the same man, creating a forbidden love triangle. Valerie and Jake's connection is instant and intense, leading to a push and pull dynamic as they navigate their feelings amidst family drama and unexpected twists. The story is written from Valerie's point of view, offering insight into her struggles with her growing attraction to Jake, who is already in a relationship with her sister.

    The plot unfolds with a test of survival and emotions as Valerie and Jake fight their feelings, leading to a whirlwind of circumstances and a journey of self-discovery. The author's writing style captures the complexities of love, loyalty, and sisterhood, keeping readers intrigued and emotionally invested in the characters' evolving relationships.


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    Coming Clean by Kimberly Rae Miller
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    Kimberly Rae Miller's memoir 'Coming Clean' delves into her tumultuous childhood as the only child of hoarders. The book vividly portrays the chaotic and squalid living conditions she endured, where her father's hoarding tendencies and her mother's depression created a challenging environment. Despite the filth and dysfunction, Miller navigates her upbringing with a blend of honesty, compassion, and resilience. The narrative explores her struggles to conceal her home life from others, her coping mechanisms, and the deep-seated love she holds for her flawed parents. Through poignant storytelling, Miller sheds light on the complexities of living with hoarding disorder and the lasting impact it has on familial relationships.

    HE HAD ONE PLASTIC BAG tied to another tied to a torn knapsack and rested it all on his shoulders. This man was mesmerizing. This man was homeless. I had never thought about homeless people before, bu...

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    The Hottest State by Ethan Hawke
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    'The Hottest State' by Ethan Hawke is a story about first love, filled with selfishness and obsession. The writing style is described as honest and poetic, reminiscent of the Before trilogy. The plot follows the protagonist, William, on a journey of young, crazy, and selfish love, exploring themes of neurotic obsessive love and self-discovery.


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    Ignite
    Book 6 in the series:Cloverleigh Farms

    Ignite - Cloverleigh Farms by Melanie Harlow
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    "Ignite" by Melanie Harlow is a contemporary romance novel set in the Cloverleigh Farms series, focusing on the story of Dex, a grumpy ex-Navy SEAL turned firefighter and single dad to two daughters, and Winnie, a 22-year-old hopeless romantic who has sworn off men. The book explores their developing relationship, filled with humor, emotional moments, and steamy chemistry. Dex's struggles with his past failed marriage and reluctance to believe in happy endings, contrasted with Winnie's optimism and determination to win a bet with her best friend, create a compelling dynamic between the characters. The story unfolds with Dex and Winnie navigating their feelings for each other while dealing with their own personal challenges, ultimately leading to a heartwarming and satisfying conclusion.

    I lay completely still and kept my eyes closed. My alarm was set for six and hadn’t gone off yet, but my daughters had been up for at least twenty minutes. I’d heard them talking through the thin wall...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cloverleigh Farms )

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    Do I Know You? by Emily Wibberley
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    'Do I Know You?' by Emily Wibberley is a romantic story of a married couple, Graham and Eliza, who have lost touch and are desperate to find each other again. The couple decides to celebrate their 5th anniversary by pretending to be strangers during a vacation in an attempt to rekindle their relationship. The novel explores the struggles of communication, the ups and downs of marriage, and the journey of rediscovering love and connection between two people who still care deeply for each other.

    The book is told from dual points of view, providing insight into both Graham and Eliza's feelings and perspectives. The story unfolds as the couple navigates through pretending to be strangers, facing challenges, rediscovering their spark, and ultimately striving to save their marriage amidst the adversities they encounter.


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    Burn it Down
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    Book 3 in the series:The Savage Crew

    Burn it Down - The Savage Crew by Julia Wolf
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    'Burn It Down' by Julia Wolf is a gripping tale that delves into the complex relationships between the characters, particularly focusing on the love story between Gabe and Penelope. The book skillfully evokes a wide range of emotions from the readers, including love, heartbreak, sadness, and humor. Through well-developed characters like Gabe, a mix of cocky alpha hole and swoony, and Penelope, a strong and sassy heroine, the author brings out a story that is both dark and funny, creating a unique and special connection with the readers.

    The plot follows the journey of Gabe and Penelope, who have a tumultuous past but find themselves brought together again in their senior year. As secrets unravel and emotions run high, the book explores themes of love, friendship, and redemption. The writing style of Julia Wolf shines through in the witty banter, searing chemistry, and emotional depth that keeps readers engaged and invested in the characters' lives.


    (Also, see 12 recommendations for the series The Savage Crew )

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    The Roughest Draft by Emily Wibberley
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    Readers describe 'The Roughest Draft' as a heartwarming and engaging romance novel that follows the story of Katrina and Nathan, two famous co-authors who are forced to reunite after four years to write a new novel due to a contractual obligation. Set in Florida, the book intertwines their personal lives with their writing process, creating a cute and relatable romance that explores the complexities of relationships and the challenges of collaboration. The writing style is praised for its ability to pull readers in, keep them guessing, and evoke genuine emotions, making it a hard-to-put-down summer read.

    The bookstore is nothing like I remember. They’ve remodeled, white paint covering the exposed bricks, light gray wooden shelves where there once were old metal ones. Cute candles and Jane Austen tote ...

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