Books matching: emotional vulnerability
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Save:The Knight in Rusty Armor is a thought-provoking fable that follows the journey of a knight who is stuck in his armor and must embark on the Path of Truth to find his true self. Through a series of obstacles and challenges, the knight learns valuable lessons about shedding the armor we build up over time and rediscovering our authentic selves. The book is described as a quick and easy read with a fairy tale-like writing style that conveys deep messages about personal growth and self-discovery.
nee a long time ago, in a land far away, there lived a knight who thought of himself as good, kind, and loving. He did all the things that good, kind, and loving knights do. He fought foes who were ba... - #2
Save:'Liquor & Laundry' by Tasha L. Harrison is a novella that follows the story of Hadassah and Ahmaud, two characters who have harbored a long-standing crush on each other since high school. The plot revolves around their emotional journey, tackling themes such as miscommunication, mental health, body issues, boundaries, and black romance. The writing style is described as quick-paced, filled with character development, emotion, and intimate moments that resonate with the readers.
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Save:Insta-Family by Linda Kage is a heart-wrenching story about Vaughn, a man dealing with immense grief and unexpected responsibilities. The book explores the deep emotional journey of Vaughn and Lucy as they navigate through loss, love, and the challenges of forming an instant family. The writing style of Linda Kage is described as emotionally impactful, with the ability to evoke tears and laughter from the readers, making them feel deeply connected to the characters.
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Save:Double Dare by Jeanne St. James is a story about Quinn, Logan, and Ty navigating a passionate and complex menage relationship. Quinn, a financial analyst, is dared to pick up a stranger at a wedding reception, leading her to Logan, a dominant business owner, and Ty, an ex-pro football player. The trio's dynamic unfolds with steamy and erotic scenes, exploring themes of love, vulnerability, and unconventional relationships. The book delves into the characters' insecurities, past traumas, and desires, creating a storyline that is engaging, fast-paced, and emotionally charged.
The writing style in Double Dare is praised for its ability to make the erotic scenes feel realistic and tantalizing without being smutty. Readers connect deeply with the characters, feeling their emotions and desires as they navigate the complexities of adding a third person to their relationship. The book is described as a hot, interracial menage story with well-developed characters, engaging plot twists, and a seamless flow that keeps readers hooked from the first page to the last.
She saved her drink before it could spill all over her ugly bridesmaid dress. Yeah, that would have been a shame: to ruin such a nice, frumpy, pukey pink taffeta dress. One the bride had said she woul... - #5
Save:Little Weirds by Jenny Slate is a collection of essays that delve into various topics such as food, men, childhood, emotions, and everything in between. The writing style is described as bizarre, beautiful, and Alice in Wonderland-esque, filled with imaginative and personal stories that are both humorous and emotionally poignant. The book showcases Slate's vulnerability and poetic prose, offering readers a glimpse into her unique and eccentric mind.
Some time ago, I made peace with wanting to be looked at. There’s no secret fold within my feeling, no pleat where I force myself to stow a slip of paper that says “shame” on one side and “weakness” o... - #6
Save:Casting Lacey by Elle Spencer follows the story of Lacey Matthews, a soap actress who moves to LA after coming out as a lesbian and losing her job. When famous TV star Quinn Kincaid approaches her to act as her girlfriend to navigate her own coming out, their tumultuous relationship evolves into a deep connection. The book delves into the challenges, highs, and lows of their evolving professional relationship, blurred lines between coworker and friend, and the development of their unshakeable romantic partnership. The narrative is filled with raw emotions, character growth, and simmering sexual tension, creating a captivating slow-burn romance that explores trust, love, and personal development.
“And keep what I have. I know, Jack. You’ve mentioned it at least a thousand times.” Quinn Kincaid shook her head in disbelief. She’d been doing that a lot lately, ever since she’d decided to entertai... - #7
Save:"My Favorite Half-Night Stand" by Christina Lauren is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Millie, a criminology professor, who is best friends with a group of guys. The group decides to try online dating to find dates for a formal event at their university. Meanwhile, Millie starts developing feelings for one of her friends, Reid, and ends up creating a secret profile named Catherine on the dating site. As Catherine, she matches with Reid and begins an emotional relationship with him under this false identity, leading to a complicated situation when Reid discovers the truth. The book explores themes of friendship, romance, deception, and self-discovery, with a mix of humor, banter, and emotional depth in the storytelling.
The narrative is told through alternating points of view between Millie and Reid, providing insights into their thoughts and feelings as their relationship evolves from friends to lovers. The book delves into the dynamics of the group of friends, their individual quirks, and the challenges they face in navigating love and relationships while maintaining their close-knit bond. The writing style combines elements of humor, romance, and relatable characters, offering a light and engaging read with a touch of emotional depth and character growth.
When I was in grade school, my best friend, Alison Kim, was obsessed with horses. She was the horse girl—you know the one. She took lessons, came to school in cowboy boots, and always smelled faintly ... - #8
Save:"Over the Fence" by Melanie Moreland is a romance novel where the characters get to know each other by talking over a fence, eventually leading to falling in love. The book is mostly told from the man's point of view, with one chapter from the female protagonist's perspective. The plot involves the characters communicating effectively when conflicts arise, making the story sweet and refreshing. The writing style is described as adorable, well-written, and engaging, with a focus on the characters' insecurities and their journey towards love.
When I bought the place, the woman presenting the house had pointed out all the “little features” of the space. Her demeanor was enthusiastic as she showed me drawers that shut on their own, cupboards... - #9
Save:'Willing Victim' by Cara McKenna revolves around the unconventional relationship between Laurel, a waitress, and Flynn, an underground fighter. Despite the initial hesitation due to the book's title and synopsis, readers find themselves engrossed in the dynamic between the characters. Flynn, who enjoys rough sex and enacting rape fantasies, is portrayed as a complex character with a surprising depth of kindness and honesty. Laurel, drawn to Flynn from their first encounter, embarks on a journey of exploring her desires and boundaries with him. delves into their evolving relationship, filled with explicit sexual encounters and moments of genuine tenderness.
The narrative of 'Willing Victim' is praised for its authenticity and character development, particularly in portraying Flynn as a multifaceted individual beyond his sexual preferences. The story unfolds through Laurel's perspective, offering insights into her emotional journey and the complexities of their interactions. Despite the controversial themes of BDSM and rape fantasies, the book is commended for handling these topics with sensitivity and ensuring that all intimate encounters are consensual and respectful.
The afternoon had started out idyllic—a perfect July day in Boston, sunny with a cooling breeze, and a prime, shaded bench all to herself off the waterfront’s beaten tourist path. A pleasant escape fr... - #10
Save:'The Chocolate Temptation' by Laura Florand is a romance novel that explores the dynamics of a workplace relationship between Sarah, a 24-year-old intern, and Patrick, who is 27 and holds a higher position in the workplace. The book delves into their intense but subtle courtship, filled with unsaid words and hidden feelings, as they navigate their insecurities and past influences to shape their present and future together. Set in Paris, the author skillfully describes the city and its culinary delights, transporting readers to a world of romance, desserts, and heartfelt moments.
Sarah hated him with every minute painstaking movement with which she made sure a nut crumb lay exactly the way Chef Leroi wanted it on a financier. She hated him with every flex of tendons and muscle...
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