Books matching: fashion industry setting
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Save:'The Perfect Find' by Tia Williams is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Jenna, a 40-year-old woman, and Eric, a man in his early twenties, who are colleagues and share a familial connection. Despite their age difference and other complications, they find themselves drawn to each other, bonding over friendship, shared interests, and a deeper connection. The book explores themes of love, starting over, and navigating relationships in the workplace, all while delivering a plot filled with raw emotions, humor, and unexpected twists. The writing style evolves throughout the book, initially feeling forced but gradually relaxing into a more engaging and captivating narrative.
Q: “I’ve had a series of terrible BFs, but I just met this awesome guy and I hella-heart him. The issue? I’m six-foot-one and he’s 5’10.” When I’m in stilettos he looks like Kevin Hart and I feel like... - #2
Save:'The Boss' by Abigail Barnette is a romance series that explores themes of love, relationships, and BDSM. The story follows a couple, Neil and Sophie, as they navigate their unconventional romance, which includes an age gap and consensual BDSM elements. The series delves into the complexities of their relationship, character development, and personal growth, providing readers with a mix of steamy scenes and emotional depth. Abigail Barnette's writing style is praised for its focus on romance, well-rounded characters, and engaging storytelling that keeps readers invested in the couple's journey.
There are days that just feel off, and you don't know why until something momentous happens. Then you look back on your morning - on the coffee you spilled on your ghost white Yamamoto jacket, the per... - #3
Save:'Truth and Measure' by Roslyn Sinclair is a captivating slow-burn romance that revolves around the complex relationship between Vivian and Jules. The book delves into the dynamic between an ice queen character, Vivian, and Jules, who persistently tries to break down Vivian's barriers. The plot is filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping readers engaged until the very end. The author's writing style is praised for its witty and thought-provoking dialogue, as well as the well-developed secondary characters that play crucial roles in the story.
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Save:"Dangerous Curves Ahead" by Sugar Jamison is a humorous and romantic contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Ellis, a curvy and sassy heroine, and Mike, a charming and strong detective who is crazy about her. The book explores their antics and adventures together, as well as the challenges they face in their relationship. The plot is filled with humor, romance, and moments that will make readers laugh, giggle, and swoon. The writing style is described as witty, heart-touching, and filled with intense pleasures that keep readers engaged until the end.
Not today. Please not today. Ellis Garret shut her eyes and prayed hard as she stood in line at Hot Lava Java. Really, really hard. Maybe if she appeased the right god, she would be spared the torture... - #5
Save:'Above all Things' in the series 'Carlisle' by author Roslyn Sinclair is a captivating and enthralling ice queen romance focusing on the relationship between Julia and Vivian. The characters are engaging, with a chemistry that is electric and palpable. The plot unfolds through Julia's perspective, delving into the journey the couple goes through, from navigating their relationship to their coming out arc, all while showcasing both steamy and adorable moments. The writing style is detailed, engaging, and humorous, making the readers feel deeply connected to the characters and their story.
(Also, see 26 recommendations for the series Carlisle ) - #6
Save:"Blonde Ops" by Charlotte Bennardo and Natalie Zaman follows the story of Bec, a high school student with a knack for hacking who gets expelled from school and ends up in Rome as an intern at a fashion magazine. Little does she know, the magazine is a CIA cover, and she finds herself caught up in a web of mysteries involving a suspicious accident, a political kidnapping, and her own investigative skills. The plot is fast-paced, filled with action, romance, and fashion, making it a fun and engaging read for teens and adults alike.
There are worse things than being yanked from the middle of lunch, dumped onto a plane to fly cross country in a stupid school uniform that made me look like an anime reject, and be told that I really... - #7
Save:'Scruples' by Judith Krantz is a novel that delves into the luxurious and scandalous world of a Beverly Hills boutique, Scruples, and the lives of the people associated with it. The book is described as a mix of girly parts, gossipy elements, and mildly raunchy themes centered around wealth, power, and haute couture. The plot revolves around the intricate lives of the characters, their interactions, and the glamorous backdrop of the fashion and film industries.
The writing style of 'Scruples' is often characterized as long and verbose, with some readers finding it fun in a gossipy way while others criticize it for being overly descriptive and devolving into tedious tangents. The book is noted for its trashy sex scenes, scandalous elements, and a mix of compelling main characters that navigate intersecting plot lines within the extravagant settings of Beverly Hills.
In Beverly Hills only the infirm and the senile do not drive their own cars. The local police are accustomed to odd combinations of vehicle and driver: the stately, nearsighted retired banker making a... - #8
Save:Hope Yancey, a teenager, moves to a small town in Wisconsin with her aunt, seeking a fresh start. As they take over a local diner, they find themselves embroiled in political scandals and a mayoral campaign. Hope's journey is one of growth, resilience, and community involvement, as she navigates through challenges, builds new relationships, and discovers her own strength and purpose in life.
Somehow I knew my time had come when Bambi Barnes tore her order book into little pieces, hurled it in the air like confetti, and got fired from the Rainbow Diner in Pensacola right in the middle of l... - #9
Save:The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter is a lesbian romance novel that follows the story of Australian crime reporter Maddie who is drawn to her media mogul boss Elena. The book has been described as having a slow-burn romance with a hate-to-love trope, age gap, and a strong element of tension between the characters. The plot revolves around Maddie and Elena forming a seemingly innocuous bet to only tell the truth to each other, which leads to a lot of attraction and a gradual warming up to one another. The writing style has been praised for its superb quality, engaging characters, and the portrayal of a captivating relationship between Elena and Maddie.
Her boss never texted her. Maybe Simon was on to something. Maddie shut off the shower, quickly dried off, and pulled on battered shorts and a T-shirt. As she towel-dried her hair, she stared blearily... - #10
Save:In "Little Beach Street Bakery" by Jenny Colgan, Polly's life takes a turn for the worse as her relationship and business fail, leaving her bankrupt and homeless. Seeking solace, she moves to a small island in Cornwall, where she finds refuge in an old bakery. Through the art of bread-making, Polly not only rebuilds her life but also discovers new friendships, love, and a sense of belonging in the tight-knit community of Mount Polbearne. The story unfolds with heartwarming moments, humorous interactions, and a journey of self-discovery as Polly navigates through life's challenges and finds joy in the simple pleasures of baking and connecting with others.
Lipton was quiet underneath the stars. It was quiet as the snow fell through the night; as it settled on the roof of the Isitts’ barn and the bell house of the school; as it came in through the cracke...
