Books matching: engaging first person pov
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Save:The Player by Kresley Cole is the final book in The Game Makers series, focusing on Dmitri, the youngest Sevastyan brother who has a dark past. The story follows a grifter named Victoria Valentine who tries to con Dmitri but ends up getting more than she bargained for. The book is described as raw, wild, and sensationally pure, with a plot full of twists and intense chemistry between the characters. The setting in Las Vegas adds to the allure of the story, creating a captivating narrative of love, trust, and redemption.
“I know my fairy tales,” I told my cousin. “And there’s a beast up in that lair.” Pete and I stood on the spacious terrace of the Calydon Casino’s penthouse, peering at an even higher observation deck...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Game Maker ) - #2
Save:Ember by Bettie Sharpe is a dark and twisted reimagining of the classic Cinderella story. The book follows Ember, a red-headed witch who takes drastic measures to protect herself from Prince Charming's curse of overwhelming charm. The story delves into themes of vengeance, power, and unconventional relationships, offering a unique and intriguing take on the familiar fairy tale. Sharpe's writing style is described as fast-paced, blunt, and engaging, with elements of dark humor and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked from the beginning.
I know you think you’ve heard this story before, but you’re wrong. Some would have it that this story begins with a virtuous virgin, a young woman of honesty and integrity sucker punched by cruel fort... - #3
Save:'Beyond the Faerie Gate' in the series 'The Fifth Nicnevin' by Marie Mistry follows the story of Rose, a young woman who discovers she is not human but a fae, and must embrace her true identity as the rightful queen of the fae realm. As she navigates her new reality with the help of her diverse and complex fae guard, Rose must also come to terms with the ongoing war in the fae world and her role in leading efforts to bring peace. The plot is filled with twists and turns, emotional challenges, and a slow burn romance that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. Marie Mistry's writing style is described as captivating, with vivid world-building and well-developed characters that draw readers into a fantastical realm of magic and intrigue.
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Save:'A Lady on the Chase' in the 'Wycliffe Family' series by Jessica Scarlett is a delightful regency romance novel that follows the story of Alicia Kendall, the daughter of a Duke, and Matthew, a character akin to Mr. Darcy with a mix of Knightley. The book is filled with witty dialogues, clean romantic gestures, and deep, real characters that keep readers engaged till the final pages. Written from Alicia's perspective in first person POV, the novel offers unpredictable twists, scandalous situations, and a slow-burn romance that culminates in a satisfying ending. The author, Jessica Scarlett, skillfully crafts a unique and original story with captivating descriptions that make the scenes and characters come alive in the reader's mind.
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Save:'At His Will' by Trent Evans is a steamy BDSM novel that follows the story of Alyson, who, after a nasty divorce, turns to embezzlement to make ends meet. Caught by her employer, Will, she faces a different kind of reparation than expected. As their taboo relationship unfolds, Alyson is slowly introduced to the world of domination and submission, leading to a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. The book delves into the deepening dynamics between the characters, exploring themes of trust, surrender, and the exploration of desires.
The writing style of 'At His Will' is captivating and immersive, drawing readers into a roller coaster of emotions and eroticism. The author, Trent Evans, skillfully weaves a tale of intense sexual tension, power exchange, and emotional growth, creating a story that is both arousing and emotionally resonant.
As she’d arrived, late as usual, mumbling another excuse to the scowling office manager, the yellow manila envelope waited for her on her desk. Opening it, the damning contents spilling onto her clutt... - #6
Save:'The Spear Cuts Through Water' by Simon Jimenez is a unique fantasy novel that weaves together a complex narrative structure with a heart-pounding adventure. The story follows two young warriors, Jun and Keema, on a quest to transport an ancient god across a land ruled by a tyrannical emperor and his sons. The narrative unfolds over five days, each described in a section that is not like regular chapters but is very long. The author's writing style is described as masterful, poetic, and unlike anything else, creating a world that is brutal yet captivating. features a folkloric feel, with strange occurrences and a sense of a bleak world under the control of evil rulers.
you remember your lola, smoking. You remember the smell of her dried tobacco, like hay after a storm. The soft crinkle of the rolling paper. The zip of the matchstick, which she’d sometimes strike aga... - #7
Save:"Beastly" by Alex Flinn is a modern retelling of the classic Beauty and the Beast story set in New York City. The book follows the journey of Kyle, a vain and arrogant high school student who is transformed into a hideous beast by a witch's curse. As the story unfolds, Kyle must find true love and break the curse within two years. The narrative is told from the Beast's perspective, offering a fresh take on the familiar fairy tale. The writing style is engaging and easy to follow, blending elements of fantasy and contemporary themes seamlessly.
The book explores themes of inner beauty, redemption, and the importance of self-discovery. Through Kyle's transformation and his interactions with other characters, the story delves into deeper issues such as personal growth and the impact of outward appearances on one's character. The plot unfolds in a fast-paced manner, keeping readers engaged as Kyle navigates the challenges of his new existence as a beast and learns valuable lessons about love and acceptance.
The sub was a new one who might still have been under the mistaken impression that because Tuttle was the type of school that had a salad bar in the cafeteria and offered courses in Mandarin Chinese—i... - #8
Save:'Tempt' in the series 'Cloverleigh Farms' by author Melanie Harlow follows the story of Millie, a plus-size wedding planner who unexpectedly reunites with Zach, a securities specialist and the father of her ex-boyfriend, Mason. Despite their initial connection during a chance meeting in New York, they face obstacles due to their age gap, differing desires for a family, and the secrecy surrounding their relationship. As they navigate their feelings and the complexities of their situation, Millie and Zach find themselves drawn to each other despite the challenges they must overcome.
The plot of 'Tempt' is filled with emotional depth, forbidden love, and personal growth as Millie and Zach struggle with their evolving relationship and the impact it has on their lives. The writing style captures the intensity of their connection, the conflicts they face, and the journey towards finding happiness and acceptance in a world where their love is deemed unconventional.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cloverleigh Farms )
