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    Colder Than Sin - Cold Justice: Crossfire by Toni Anderson
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    In "Colder Than Sin," readers are taken on an action-packed ride as Haley Cramer, co-owner of a prestigious security firm, and Quentin Savage, Chief of the FBI's Crisis Negotiation Unit, find themselves entangled in a dangerous situation involving terrorists, kidnappings, and betrayals. Together with Darby O'Roarke, a kidnapped volcanologist, they must navigate through perilous events to uncover the truth behind the attacks and ensure their survival. The book is praised for its gripping plot, well-developed characters, and a perfect blend of romance and suspense that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

    The narrative unfolds with Quentin and Haley facing life-threatening situations, relying on each other for survival while also exploring the complexities of their past traumas. As they work together to unravel the mystery behind the attacks, readers are drawn into a riveting story filled with twists, emotional depth, and a strong sense of camaraderie among the characters. The writing style is commended for its ability to engage readers from the very beginning, offering a thrilling and heart-pounding experience that culminates in a satisfying conclusion.


    (Also, see 29 recommendations for the series Cold Justice: Crossfire )

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    Hunted By A Shadow - Kings of Mafia by Michelle Heard
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    'Hunted By A Shadow' in the 'Kings of Mafia' series by Michelle Heard revolves around the intertwined lives of Skylar and Renzo. Skylar, suffering from kidney failure, undergoes a life-saving operation, only to find herself stalked and terrorized by an unknown entity. Renzo, a feared mafia boss, is driven by vengeance after his brother's tragic death, leading him to cross paths with Skylar. Their relationship is marked by pain, trauma, and healing, as they navigate through dark and emotional challenges together. The story combines elements of a stalker romance with a hint of a beauty and the beast retelling, offering a rollercoaster of emotions and unexpected twists.


    (Also, see 59 recommendations for the series Kings of Mafia )

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    6 Times We Almost Kissed by Tess Sharpe
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    '6 Times We Almost Kissed' by Tess Sharpe is a heartfelt YA contemporary romance that delves into the complexities of challenging family relationships, falling in love, and finding one's own path. The story follows Penny and Tate, two girls whose lives are intertwined due to their mothers' close friendship and a shared traumatic experience. As they navigate their emotions, trauma, and evolving relationship, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, resilience, and deep connections that shape their lives.

    The book is characterized by its emotional depth, intricate characterizations, and powerful storytelling that weaves together themes of family dynamics, trauma, friendship, and the struggles of self-discovery. Through a nonlinear timeline and poignant flashbacks, the author skillfully portrays the evolving relationship between Penny and Tate, highlighting their vulnerabilities, complexities, and the profound impact of their shared experiences.


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    A Thousand Boy Kisses by Tillie Cole
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    'A Thousand Boy Kisses' by Tillie Cole is a heart-wrenching and emotional love story that follows the journey of Poppy and Rune from childhood friends to young lovers. The book beautifully captures the innocence and intensity of their relationship, depicting their struggles, joys, and ultimate bond. Written in a dual POV, the story unfolds with twists and turns that keep readers engaged and emotionally invested until the very end.

    The author, Tillie Cole, skillfully weaves a tale of young love that is both tender and heartbreaking. The characters of Poppy and Rune are portrayed as soulmates who share a deep connection that transcends time and distance. Through vivid descriptions and poignant moments, the book explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the enduring power of love, making it a compelling and unforgettable read.

    “We’re not going back home, Rune. And we arenotleaving. This is our home now,” she replied in English. She crouched down and looked me straight in the eye. “Rune,” she said softly, “I know you didn’t ...

  5. 'Breaking Addiction: A 7-Step Handbook for Ending Any Addiction' by Lance Dodes is a self-help guide that delves into the root causes of addiction, focusing on emotional trauma and feelings of helplessness. Dr. Dodes presents a clear and understandable explanation of addiction as a symptom of underlying issues, offering practical steps to identify triggers and cope with addictive behaviors. is praised for its logical simplicity, revolutionary approach, and the author's psychoanalytic philosophy, which challenges traditional views on addiction treatment.

    Everyone knows that addictive behavior is not good for you. People who suffer with addictions may know this best of all, because they’ve lived it. But addiction persists. Strange as it may seem, it mu...

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    Fighting Absolution by Kate McCarthy
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    "Fighting Absolution" by Kate McCarthy tells the story of Jamie and Kyle, childhood friends who unknowingly bond over shared pain and grief from loss. Both join the Australian Army to escape their pasts, facing the struggles of war and the emotional armor they've built up. The dual narrative provides contrasting inner thoughts of the characters, showcasing their emotional brokenness, pain, and the journey to put themselves back together. McCarthy's writing style is powerful, evoking deep emotions and creating a realistic portrayal of the characters' experiences in a warzone.

    explores themes of friendship, love, loss, and redemption through the characters of Jamie and Kyle, as well as their chosen family who support them through their struggles. The storyline is dramatic yet relatable, with well-developed characters and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged. McCarthy's prose captures the Australian landscapes beautifully, incorporating naturalistic dialogue and colorful slang, making the book an emotional and captivating read.

    I step outside the back door and down the three cement stairs leading to the brown, patchy grass. The rusty old screen door slaps closed behind me. I tilt my head to the sky. The sun warms my face, th...

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    Court of Blood and Bindings - Fae Isles by Lisette Marshall
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    Emelin, a human with odd magic, finds herself in a dire situation when her town is engulfed in flames, and she is the only survivor. Kidnapped by the notorious fae known as The Silent Death, she is taken to the Crimson Court, unsure of why she was spared and if she even wants to be there. The book 'Court of Blood and Bindings' in the series 'Fae Isles' by Lisette Marshall explores Emelin's journey as she navigates a world of magic based on wielding colors, a slow burn and swoon-worthy relationship with The Silent Death, and the internal conflict she faces regarding her feelings for him.

    The plot of the book is exciting and engaging, especially as it picks up pace, drawing readers in with a fresh take on the magic system using colors and physical elements. The romance between Emelin and The Silent Death is a slow burn, complete with sarcastic banter and tropes like forced proximity, fake dating, and enemies to lovers, adding depth to their evolving relationship.


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    Invisible by Danielle Steel
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    In "Invisible," the protagonist, Antonio Adams, navigates a life filled with neglect, invisibility, and the pursuit of her dreams. Growing up in a loveless and neglectful environment, Antonio finds solace in movies and harbors a strong desire to become a scriptwriter. Despite facing challenges and tragedies, such as a failed marriage of her parents and being ignored by her family, Antonio's journey is one of resilience and determination. The novel delves into the mental trauma children face when neglected by their parents, as well as the importance of relationships and finding one's place in the world.

    The story in "Invisible" unfolds as Antonio embarks on a path to achieve her dreams while grappling with the feeling of being invisible. Through friendships, experiences, and hardships, Antonio's character evolves, showcasing the themes of love, loss, despair, and happiness. The narrative also explores the impact of tragedy, the pursuit of passion, and the resilience needed to overcome life's challenges, ultimately painting a picture of a character who finds strength and purpose amidst adversity.


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    The Hooker and the Hermit
    Book 1 in the series:Rugby

    The Hooker and the Hermit - Rugby by L.H. Cosway
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    'The Hooker and the Hermit' by L.H. Cosway and Penny Reid is a romance novel that follows the story of Annie, a woman with abandonment issues who retreats from the world, and Ronan, an Irish rugby player in need of a media makeover. As they navigate through social situations and sparks fly between them, they must overcome emotional barriers and past traumas to explore their connection beyond physical attraction. The book explores themes of self-discovery, courage, and the journey from social hermit to embracing love and vulnerability, set against the backdrop of New York City and Ireland.

    In fact, I didn’t look up from my phone until I heard the kerfuffle and squawking of excited females. These sounds—giggling, squeals,oooohhhhh, whisperedOh, My God!andIs that really him?—typically acc...

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    The Siren
    Book 1 in the series:The Original Sinners

    The Siren - The Original Sinners by Tiffany Reisz
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    'The Siren' by Tiffany Reisz is a dark and complex tale that delves into the world of BDSM, exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and pain. The story follows Nora Sutherlin, an author of erotic books, as she navigates her relationships with her new publisher Zach Easton, her intern Wesley, and her Dom, Soren. The writing style is described as flawless, with a gripping plot that keeps readers engaged and intrigued by the intense and emotionally charged scenes.

    The book introduces readers to a cast of strong and intriguing characters, each with their own demons and desires. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, exploring the dynamics of power, love, and redemption within the BDSM community. The author weaves a debauched world that captivates readers, even when the content is difficult to digest, making it a compelling and thought-provoking read that delves into the complexities of human relationships.

    There was no such thing as London fog—never had been. The London Fog of legend was only that. In reality London fog was London smog, and at the height of the Industrial Revolution it had killed thousa...

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