Books matching: fraternity culture
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'Top Secret' by Sarina Bowen is a male-male romance co-written with Elle Kennedy, focusing on two frat brothers who initially dislike each other but end up falling in love after connecting anonymously on a hookup app. The book features enemies-to-lovers trope with a 'You've Got Mail' premise, where the characters develop their relationship through texting before realizing each other's true identities. The writing style is described as well-structured, angsty, and engaging, with a college setting that portrays characters as mature and responsible young adults.
“Subtle,” I tease before giving the object of her attention a cursory glance. He’s just a tall guy with brown hair, nothing special as far as I can tell. “How about we save this conversation for later... Brad Land's book 'Goat' delves into the harrowing experiences of a college student who becomes a victim of a violent crime, shedding light on themes of trauma, resilience, and the complexities of fraternity life. The narrative captures the protagonist's journey of self-acceptance and the challenges he faces in rebuilding his life amidst a lack of support and understanding from those around him. Land's writing style, described as honest and fast-paced, delivers a poignant account of the protagonist's struggles and the harsh realities of American collegiate life.
We’re getting floored at a beginning-of-the-semester party. Me, my younger brother Brett, these three people we came with. At this old fraternity house. Two stories with a big front porch and a backya...- #3
'The Bet' in the 'North Woods University' series by C. Hallman and J.L. Beck is a dark and intense romance novel that delves into themes of revenge, love, and emotional turmoil. The story follows the complex relationship between Remmy and Jules, exploring their past, present, and the challenges they face together. The writing style is described as emotional and vivid, with flashbacks that bring the story to life cinematically, making the reader feel deeply attached to the characters.
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The novella "Blonde Date" by Sarina Bowen is a sweet and heartfelt story set in the Ivy Years series, focusing on side characters Katie and Andy. It explores the blossoming relationship between a dorky, kind-hearted guy and a popular sorority girl, showcasing moments of drama, humor, and romance. The writing is engaging, with a simple yet deep plot that delves into themes of growth and maturity in young adults navigating new experiences and relationships.
With a growing sense of panic, I pawed through the clothes in my narrow little dorm room closet. For five long minutes I’d stood there inspecting my shirts, tossing them one by one on the bed. That wa...
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