Books matching: family politics
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Save:In the book "Vein Of Love" by R. Scarlett, Molly Darling, a normal human girl, suddenly discovers she is the only known daemon and finds out she is betrothed to a heartless demon named Tensley Knight. Their engagement was arranged by their ancestors, setting them on a path towards marriage despite their lack of choice. The storyline is packed with twists and turns, focusing on the power struggles between Molly and Tensley, as well as the ongoing war between demons and demon hunters. The book combines elements of dark romance, paranormal fantasy, and modern-day settings, creating a complex and intriguing world with seductive and addictive qualities.
The writing style in "Vein Of Love" is described as engaging, with a slow-burn romance between Molly and Tensley that is filled with sexual tension. The book introduces a range of characters, each with their own important story arcs, adding depth to the overall narrative beyond just the romance. The author, R. Scarlett, is praised for creating a fascinating world with complex characters and enticing plotlines, making this debut novel a must-read for fans of paranormal romance and dark fantasy.
A dramatic, atmospheric look at Marguerite de Valois and her notorious family - exciting and emotional, even if not all characters hit the same depth. Great for historical fiction fans eager for a fascinating, scandal-rich slice of French history.
“It was also cold in Amboise,” I reply, trying to keep my voice cheerful while repressing an urge to kick Madame in the shins as she sits across from me in the coach. How can she think of the cold at...- #3
Save:A snappy, entertaining sci-fi romp packed with political drama, family intrigue, and a kickass heroine. Not groundbreaking, but seriously fun - ideal if you’re in the mood for a high-energy space caper with royal flair!
The voice cut through the nausea, sounding too much like my father. I suppose it made sense in some twisted way. If I were dead, it wasn’t completely illogical to be hearing the voice of a man who’d b... - #4
Save:The Betsy by Harold Robbins is a multi-generational story of the Ford family, loosely based on the automotive industry. The novel delves into family politics, intrigue, and the history of the auto industry, with a touch of romance and drama. The writing style of Harold Robbins is described as down-to-earth, with twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats. The book provides a first-person view of the drama, making it a captivating and consuming read for fans of Robbins' work.
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Save:A gorgeously written, slow-burning deep dive into the mind of Thomas Cromwell - challenging but rewarding. Perfect for thoughtful readers who love sumptuous character studies and Tudor intrigue.
Felled, dazed, silent, he has fallen; knocked full length on the cobbles of the yard. His head turns sideways; his eyes are turned towards the gate, as if someone might arrive to help him out. One blo... - #6
Save:A fun, fast-moving series kickoff for fans of alternate worlds and economic intrigue, but be ready for an open ending and some rough edges. Worth picking up if you want fantasy that thinks about the bottom line.
Ten and a half hours before a mounted knight with a machine gun tried to kill her, tech journalist Miriam Beckstein lost her job. Before the day was out, her pink slip would set in train a chain of ev... - #7
Save:A classic doorstopper that's equal parts family soap opera and social history - brilliantly written, sometimes slow, but ultimately rewarding for lovers of epic, character-driven stories.
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Save:A short, punchy portal fantasy packed with inventive worldbuilding and Machiavellian family drama. Not flawless, but if you want a twisty, quick read with tons of potential, Amber is worth a visit.
Then the fogs were slowly broken, and some of that which is called memory returned to me. I recalled nights and nurses and needles. Every time things would begin to clear a bit, someone would come in... - #9
Save:If you crave a broody, duty-bound mafia boss and a heroine who refuses to be a doormat, Bound by Duty delivers. Expect slow-burn angst, gritty family drama, and a satisfying emotional payoff - provided you don't mind the cold hero thawing on his own timetable.
Of course I’d known it would happen. My father had made his standpoint clear the moment my first husband Antonio had been buried. I was too young to stay unmarried. But I hadn’t expected my father to...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Born in Blood Mafia Chronicles ) - #10
Save:A glossy, entertaining slice of English historical drama - perfect for Downton fans craving more upstairs-downstairs escapades, but don’t expect jaw-dropping surprises or outrageous scandal. Think of it as comfort food for period fiction lovers.
