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Save:P.S. I Like You by Kasie West is a high school romance centered around Lily, who finds herself exchanging anonymous letters with someone who she later discovers is her chemistry desk-mate, Jason. Despite their initial dislike for each other, their relationship blossoms through the letters, leading to a sweet and heartwarming romance. The plot is predictable yet engaging, with a focus on themes of friendship, family dynamics, and learning to see beyond surface judgments. West's writing style is described as charming and fun, making the book an enjoyable and light read for fans of contemporary YA romance.
Lauren Jeffries, the girl sitting next to me, cleared her throat. It was then I noticed how quiet the classroom was, how I’d slipped into my own space again, shutting out the world around me. I had le... - #2
Save:'A Perfect Ten' by Linda Kage in the 'Forbidden Men' series revolves around the forbidden romance between Caroline and Ten, a relationship that faces challenges due to Caroline being the younger sister of Ten's best friend, Noel. The plot focuses on the tension build-up between Caroline and Ten, with Ten struggling to resist his feelings for Caroline. The story is filled with strong characters, witty banter, and heartfelt moments that draw the readers in from the beginning, showcasing Linda Kage's talent in writing compelling NA romance without unnecessary drama.
I closed in on my target, a determined woman on a mission. I was going to get my life and my girl power back tonight if it was the last thing I did. Fuck Sander Scotini and what he’d turned me into. A...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Forbidden Men ) - #3
Save:'Cinder' in the series 'The Lunar Chronicles' by Marissa Meyer is a futuristic retelling of the classic Cinderella story with a unique twist. The protagonist, Cinder, is a cyborg mechanic living in New Beijing where she is treated as an outcast. As she navigates her life repairing androids and hiding her true identity, she gets entangled in intergalactic politics involving a deadly plague, an evil queen, and a charming prince. The story combines elements of science fiction, political intrigue, and romance, creating a complex and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked from the very beginning.
'Cinder' stands out for its originality and creativity in blending the traditional Cinderella tale with futuristic technology, cyborgs, and extraterrestrial threats. The writing style is praised for its immersive world-building, strong character development, and a compelling storyline that offers unexpected twists and turns. Readers appreciate the depth of the characters, particularly Cinder, who is portrayed as a strong and resourceful heroine with a mysterious past, making the book a refreshing take on a familiar fairy tale.
THE SCREW THROUGH CINDER’S ANKLE HAD RUSTED, THE engraved cross marks worn to a mangled circle. Her knuckles ached from forcing the screwdriver into the joint as she struggled to loosen the screw one ... - #4
Save:"Why Dinosaurs Matter" by Kenneth Lacovara is a concise and engaging exploration of the significance of dinosaurs in today's world. Lacovara weaves together the geological, paleontological, and biological aspects of dinosaurs to provide a comprehensive understanding of these ancient creatures. delves into the history of the earth, connecting the past with the present and highlighting the importance of studying dinosaurs for our future.
Albert Einstein was a complete and utter failure. His name should be synonymized with obsolescence. The mere mention of his person should connote a devastating inability to adapt to change. Of course,... - #5
Save:Power Play by Avon Gale is the third installment in the 'Scoring Chances' series, revolving around the story of Max and Misha, two coaches brought together to revive a failing hockey team. The book delves into themes of forgiveness, redemption, and self-discovery as the protagonists navigate their complicated past and build a relationship amidst coaching challenges. Avon Gale's writing style is praised for its humor, engaging storytelling, and character development, creating a captivating narrative that seamlessly blends romance and sports elements.
From what little French he’d picked up playing professional hockey for the Montreal Canadiens—mainly insults of people’s family members and the many and varied words for cocksucking—Max knew that Bon ...
(Also, see 82 recommendations for the series Scoring Chances ) - #6
Save:In "Million Dollar Devil", twenty-five-year-old heiress Lizzy Banks is tasked by her strict businessman father to find a male model to represent their new couture line. After facing rejection from traditional models, Lizzy stumbles upon James Rowan, a YouTube daredevil with potential but lacking refinement. As Lizzy works to transform James into the perfect spokesmodel, their chemistry ignites, leading to a journey of self-discovery, challenges, and unexpected romance. The book explores themes of family expectations, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships, all set against a backdrop of high-stakes business decisions and passionate encounters.
The plot of "Million Dollar Devil" follows Lizzy's quest for approval from her father, her struggles to navigate the world of business and romance, and the transformation of James from a rough-around-the-edges daredevil to a refined gentleman. The writing style delivers a mix of hot chemistry, charming interactions, and moments of tension, creating a story that blends romance, humor, and drama in a captivating and entertaining narrative.
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Save:Rook to King by Carina Taylor is a romantic comedy filled with adventure, mystery, and humor. The story follows Gracen, an antique appraiser, and Bodie, a conman, as they embark on a quest to find missing chess pieces that are rumored to lead to a family fortune. The plot revolves around their playful banter, unexpected partnership, and the search for a chess set that doubles as a treasure map. With elements of romance, mystery, and comedy, the book offers a fun and entertaining read that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
The writing style of Rook to King is described as witty and humorous, with quirky characters and a fast-paced plot. The interactions between Gracen and Bodie are filled with banter and tension, creating a dynamic and engaging relationship that evolves throughout the story. The book combines elements of adventure, romance, and comedy, making it a delightful and enjoyable read for fans of light-hearted romcoms with a touch of mystery.
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Save:"Something Wicked" in the Malloren series by Jo Beverley follows the story of Lady Elf Malloren, the youngest sibling in the Malloren family. After being kidnapped by Fort Ware, Earl of Walgrave, a complex relationship develops between them filled with lust, adventure, and the necessity to foil a plot against the king. As the enemies-to-lovers story unfolds, Elf and Fort navigate their conflicting emotions, personal struggles, and the historical setting of the regency era, leading to a captivating and suspenseful narrative with a strong focus on character development.
Are we? Elf wanted to ask, but now was hardly the time to raise troubling questions. “Then I’ll consider the applicants again,” she said lightly, adding with a teasing grimace, “—of course it might he...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mallorens ) - #9
Save:In 'Larklight', readers are taken on a Victorian space adventure where the Mumby siblings, Art and Myrtle, find themselves escaping from their floating house in space after it is invaded by giant spiders. Joined by space pirates, they embark on a journey filled with thrilling encounters with alien life forms, robots, and the search for their missing mother. The book is described as a blend of Victorian adventure storytelling, steampunk elements, and humorous narration, creating a unique and engaging universe that combines historical settings with science fiction elements.
The story unfolds in a quirky, ornate style reminiscent of Victorian adventure books, offering a mix of humor, swashbuckling action, and imaginative world-building. With a focus on themes of family, bravery, and discovery, 'Larklight' presents a fast-paced narrative that appeals to both young readers and adults, weaving together elements of mystery, suspense, and whimsical escapades in a setting that merges past and future in a delightful way.
Later, while I was facing the Potter Moth, or fleeing for my life from the First Ones, or helping man a cannon aboard Jack Havock’s brig Sophronia, I would often think back to the way my life used to ... - #10
Save:'Touch of Frost' in the series 'Mythos Academy' by Jennifer Estep follows the story of Gwen Frost, a 17-year-old girl with the gift of psychometry. She is enrolled in Mythos Academy, a school for descendants of ancient warriors like Spartans, Valkyries, and Amazons. As Gwen navigates through a world of mythology, she uncovers mysteries, forms unlikely friendships, and discovers her own powers in preparation for an impending battle with followers of the evil god, Loki.
Estep's writing style blends modern-day elements with mythology, creating a unique urban fantasy world where Gwen's psychometric abilities play a crucial role in unraveling the truth behind a murder at the academy. delves into themes of friendship, bravery, and self-discovery, all set against a backdrop of mythological lore and teenage drama.
I pushed away from the statue of a sea nymph that I’d been leaning against, strolled over to the door that led out of the girls’ bathroom, and locked it. I might not care who knew Daphne’s dirty littl...
