Books matching: evolving relationship
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Save:'Run, Run Rabbit' by C.M. Nascosta in the 'Cambric Creek' series is a story of two werewolves, Vanessa and Grayson, who are scent mates but struggle with commitment issues and alpha tendencies. The plot spans over five years, showcasing their complex and self-centered relationship, where they are each other's main squeezes during full moon nights but pursue other sexual relationships in between. The book explores their base desires, strategic maneuvers, biting remarks, and intense interactions, all wrapped up in a story with open relationships, dark themes, and a rocky romance.
The writing style in 'Run, Run Rabbit' is described as quick, straight to the point, and captivating. The author, C.M. Nascosta, skillfully crafts vivid scenes, enthralling sex scenes, and maintains a high level of tension and emotional volatility between the characters. The book delves into themes of primal instincts, challenging relationships, strategic romance, and self-centered protagonists with alpha tendencies, offering a unique take on unconventional relationships and base desires.
He was arrogant, imperious, and a world-class prick, and she disliked what her attraction to him said about her. Likely that she had daddy issues (she didn’t,) or that she was a shameless social climb...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cambric Creek ) - #2
Save:'Outside the Lines' in the Bluewater Bay series by Anna Zabo is a heartwarming story about Ian, Simon, and Lydia navigating a new polyamorous relationship. The book explores themes of ethical non-monogamy, communication, and the complexities of falling in love with multiple partners. The writing style captures the progression of the relationships, from first attraction to overcoming obstacles, all while showcasing the importance of mature adult relationships.
It was amazing how fast two weeks’ worth of work could be destroyed. I mean, I’m used to it—half the models I built were meant to be blown up or set on fire or otherwise obliterated in a sea of specia...
(Also, see 14 recommendations for the series Bluewater Bay ) - #3
Save:The Plan by Qwen Salsbury is a sizzling office romance that follows the journey of Emma Baker, who devises a plan to capture the attention of her crush, Alaric Canon. The book is narrated from Emma's point of view, akin to a modern-day Bridget Jones' Diary, filled with witty humor, pop culture references, and detailed insights into Emma's experiences as Canon's temporary PA. As Emma navigates the complexities of her feelings for Canon and the unexpected twists of their evolving relationship, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions and desires, all while experiencing the author's unique writing style that effortlessly blends sensuality, humor, and heartfelt moments.
Over his shoulder, Mr. Pinstripe sits down to a working breakfast with the potential clients I watched arrive in our office yesterday afternoon. I can’t see his plate, but I know he’s having his usual... - #4
Save:In "No Ifs, Ands, or Bears About It" by Celia Kyle, Mia inherits her grandfather's house in Greyslake, a town of shifters. When she discovers a bear cub in her house, her life takes a dangerous turn as she navigates pack politics, murder, and surprises. Mia's strength and determination, along with the support of the clan, especially Ty, the Alpha and Sheriff, lead to a compelling and fast-paced story of romance and danger.
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Save:'Topping the Jock' in the 'Blue Harbor Romance' series by Jaclyn Osborn revolves around the story of Quinn and Monty, two characters with a complicated past. Monty, who was a bully to Quinn in high school, returns to town and aims to make amends for his past actions. explores themes of forgiveness, second chances, and evolving from enemies to lovers in a slow pace. Readers appreciated the sweet, low angst, and easy-to-read nature of the book, highlighting the evolution of the relationship between Monty and Quinn as they navigate their past and forge a new bond.
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Save:Serpent's Touch by Marina Simcoe is a captivating tale of a lonely human girl, Amira, working in a magical menagerie owned by the enigmatic Madame. One day, Amira discovers a crate containing a captured Gorgonian named Kyllen, forming a unique bond with him as they share stories and develop a friendship. As their connection deepens, Amira faces a difficult choice of helping Kyllen escape and finding freedom from the oppressive Madame.
The book beautifully weaves together elements of romance and fantasy, portraying the evolving relationship between Amira and Kyllen as they navigate trust, love, and the desire for freedom in a vividly described and enchanting world crafted by Marina Simcoe.
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Save:Rachel and Ethan have been frenemies since middle school, exchanging letters filled with hate, but when they end up at the same college, their relationship takes a new turn. The dual narration by Erin Mallon and Joe Arden brings out the quips and digs between the two main characters, making their funny yet tender hate-to-love relationship come alive. As they navigate through their college years, their constant banter and underlying care for each other build up to a pivotal moment that changes everything.
The story of 'Forget You, Ethan' is a delightful enemies-to-lovers tale filled with humor and heartwarming moments. The book follows Rachel and Ethan's journey of rediscovering their feelings for each other, from childhood animosity to a budding romance. With engaging flashbacks and compelling twists, the writing style keeps readers hooked as they witness the transformation of a hate-filled relationship into something more meaningful.
“Your new neighbor down the street.” He smiled so easily, as if those five words didn’t ruin any hopes I had of finally having a friend in this neighborhood. It was bad enough that we lived in the sub... - #8
Save:'A Little Wilder' in the 'Wilder' series by Serena Bell follows the story of Mari and Kane, who had a one-night stand in Vegas resulting in an unexpected pregnancy. Mari, a free-spirited Airstream renovator, finds herself working for Kane's family business where she discovers that Kane is the father of her baby. As they navigate this new reality, they both undergo personal growth and self-discovery, forming a special connection amidst the challenges they face. The writing style captures the first fragile moments between the baby and parents with sensitivity and depth, portraying a journey of love, family, and self-realization.
(Also, see 8 recommendations for the series Wilder ) - #9
Save:"Habibi" by Craig Thompson tells the story of two children, Dodola and Zam, who escape from slavery into the desert and are later separated, with Dodola joining a harem and Zam becoming a eunuch in the sultan's palace. The tale follows their trials, escapes, and eventual reunion as they create a new life together, interwoven with stories from the Quran and the Bible. The intricate black and white drawings in the graphic novel combine elements of Arabic script, creating a fairytale quality that explores personal transformations and the changing nature of love within the relationship.
The narrative and visual elements of "Habibi" blend seamlessly to create a mesmerizing experience for readers. The book delves into themes of love, faith, and self-discovery, incorporating stunning visuals of Arabic calligraphy and symbols that enhance the storytelling. The interweaving and juxtaposition of stories from different religious texts, along with the integration of Islamic culture and art, add depth and richness to the narrative, making it a compelling and thought-provoking read.
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Save:In "Undercover Bromance," the second book in the Bromance Book Club series by Lyssa Kay Adams, the story follows Liv, a pastry chef who is fired from her job after witnessing sexual harassment. She teams up with Braden Mack, the founder of the Bromance Book Club, and his friends to take down her former boss. The book tackles themes of empowerment, consent, and the dynamics of workplace harassment, all while delivering a mix of humor, romance, and light-hearted mystery. The characters are well-developed, the banter is entertaining, and the writing style keeps readers engaged with a blend of romance and social commentary.
He turned off the engine, silenced his cell phone, and shoved it in the pocket of his leather jacket. As he exited his car, the men in the other vehicle did the same. One by one, their hulking frames ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bromance Book Club )
