Books matching: estranged couple
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Save:Your Wicked Ways by Eloisa James is a Regency era romance novel that follows the story of Helene and Rees, an estranged married couple who bond over their shared love of music. The book explores their troubled marriage, gradual reconciliation, and journey towards better understanding each other sexually. The plot delves into the complexities of their relationship, their insecurities, and the gradual improvements in their intimacy. The author intricately weaves together themes of troubled marriages, realistic love scenes, and the depth of connection through shared interests like music.
…my dearest, as to what you tell me of the exploits of Earl Godwin, I can only say that nothing will ever surprise me. The former Countess Godwin (who was, as you know, one of my very dearest friends)...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Duchess Quartet ) - #2
Save:The Book of Scandal by Julia London is a heartfelt story that delves into the reconciliation of an estranged couple, Lord and Lady Lindsey, who have been living apart for three years following the death of their young son. Set in the Regency period, the book intricately weaves historical details with a plot involving the king, queen, princes, and princesses of Wales. As Lady Lindsey returns to her old estate, memories of her lost son and her husband's betrayal resurface, leading to attempts on her life and a desire to mend their broken relationship. The book explores themes of grief, love, and rebuilding trust in a marriage that has been shattered by tragedy.
T he remains of the abbey at Eastchurch sat upon one of the rolling green hills of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire, England. Judging from the breadth of the foundation it had been quite a large abbey... - #3
Save:'Under the Mistletoe' by Mary Balogh is a collection of heartwarming Christmas-themed stories that explore themes of love, reconciliation, and second chances. The book delves into the lives of various characters, from estranged couples to lonely individuals finding companionship during the holiday season. Mary Balogh's writing style shines through in these short stories, capturing the emotions and complexities of her characters with depth and empathy.
“His father purchased it as a trophy,” Lady Templar said disdainfully, as if that fact made it less a possession. “He thought it would elevate him into the ranks of the beau monde and erase the vulgar... - #4Big Duke EnergyBook 1 in the series:Seasons of Sin Anthology Collection
Save:The 'Big Duke Energy' book in the 'Seasons of Sin Anthology Collection' series is a historical romance anthology featuring new stories for beloved secondary characters who have been granted second chances at long-awaited HEAs. The anthology includes novellas by Kerrigan Byrne, Christi Caldwell, Amalie Howard, Janna MacGregor, and Stacy Reid. The stories explore themes of second chances, revenge, love, and marriage of convenience, with intricate plots that involve past relationships, family dynamics, and emotional healing. The writing style is engaging, with references to fairy tales like Little Red Riding Hood and detailed descriptions of historical settings and societal norms.
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Save:'Gravity' by Tess Gerritsen is a gripping medical thriller set on the International Space Station, where an experiment gone wrong leads to a deadly virus infecting the crew. As the astronauts struggle to survive and NASA races against time to provide aid, the tension escalates, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Gerritsen's writing style combines detailed medical and scientific knowledge with a fast-paced plot, creating a story that seamlessly blends elements of science fiction and suspense.
Below him yawned the watery blackness of a frigid underworld, where the sun had never penetrated, where the only light was the fleeting spark of a bioluminescent creature. Lying prone in the formfitti... - #6
Save:'The Big Bad Wolf's Ex' in the series 'Mating Mayhem' by author Tonya Brooks follows the story of Reece and Jolie, a couple torn apart by misunderstandings and hurtful actions. Reece, believing Jolie cheated on him, throws her out and cuts off all funds, leaving her to raise their son in difficult circumstances. The book delves into Reece's realization of his mistake and his attempts to win back Jolie's trust and love, showcasing themes of redemption, forgiveness, and second chances. The writing style is engaging, with well-developed characters and a plot that keeps readers invested in the emotional journey of the main characters.
“You’re positive?” Reece Lassiter demanded tonelessly. He listened to the confirmation and without a word, ended the call, dropping his mobile phone on the table. He lifted a cut crystal glass filled ... - #7
Save:'Once a Ferrara Wife...' by Sarah Morgan is a heartwarming tale of Laurel and Cristiano, a couple who married for love but faced challenges due to miscommunication. Despite their issues, they work through their difficulties with maturity and dedication, not glossing over any of the problems. Set in Sicily, the story unfolds as Laurel, the strong yet vulnerable heroine, reunites with Cristiano, a workaholic and arrogant man, to save their marriage. The plot revolves around their journey to overcome past betrayals, trust issues, and emotional barriers, ultimately leading to a passionate and emotional reunion.
The book is praised for its well-developed characters, realistic portrayal of relationships, and the emotional depth conveyed by the author. Readers appreciate the mature handling of conflicts, the strong character development, and the engaging setting of Sicily, which adds to the romantic and passionate atmosphere of the story.
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Save:Private Arrangements by Sherry Thomas is a Victorian romance novel that delves into the unusual and controversial plotline of a married aristocratic couple, Lord and Lady Tremaine, estranged for ten years after their marriage. The story unfolds by shifting between 1882, the year they meet and marry, and 1893, the year they reunite to produce an heir before seeking a divorce. The book intricately weaves together past and present events, revealing the complexities of their relationship, the reasons for their estrangement, and the emotional turmoil they experience.
The narrative of Private Arrangements is characterized by deep emotional intensity, complex character dynamics, and a non-linear storytelling approach. Sherry Thomas skillfully crafts a tale of love, betrayal, redemption, and forgiveness, drawing readers into the lives of the protagonists, Gigi and Camden, as they navigate the repercussions of their past actions and strive to find their way back to each other. The book not only explores the romantic relationship between the main characters but also delves into the secondary storyline involving Gigi's mother and her own romantic pursuits, adding depth and richness to the overall narrative.
Happy marriages were considered vulgar, as matrimonial felicity rarely kept longer than a well-boiled pudding. Unhappy marriages were, of course, even more vulgar, on a par with Mrs. Jeffries's specia...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The London Trilogy ) - #9
Save:Cassandra DeWitt, the protagonist of 'A Wicked Kind of Husband', finds herself in a marriage of convenience with Joshua, a man she hasn't seen in two years. The story follows their unexpected reunion in London as Cassandra navigates her familial responsibilities and her complicated relationship with Joshua. The book is praised for its humorous and heartwarming narrative, filled with witty banter and poignant moments that contribute to the gradual development of the protagonists' relationship.
The plot unfolds with a unique twist on the 'marriage of convenience' trope, offering a fresh take on the familiar theme. Mia Vincy's writing style is commended for its sensual passion, well-developed characters, and engaging dialogue that balances humor with emotional depth. The story delves into themes of communication, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships, making it a compelling and romantic read.
Cassandra was not personally familiar with the effects of brandy, but as she stood in the doorway to the ballroom at midnight, watching Lucy sing and dance alone in the pool of light cast by a candela... - #10
Save:The Marriage Bed by Laura Lee Guhrke is a controversial book that delves into the theme of adultery and redemption. The story follows the estranged couple, Viola and John Hammond, as they navigate through their tumultuous marriage filled with infidelity and betrayal. Viola, hurt by John's actions and reputation, is initially reluctant to reconcile with him despite his efforts to win her back. The book explores the complexities of their relationship, with Viola gradually realizing that there may be more to their marriage than she initially believed. The narrative is written from the perspective of the male character, John, showcasing his journey towards self-reflection and growth, culminating in a moment of epiphany about his behavior and treatment towards women.
This dictum was mentioned in drawing room conversations with the same unquestioning certainty given to English rain and Irish trouble. Gossips could only speculate about the reasons that had divided t...
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