Books matching: friendship to romance
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Save:'Until Harmony' in the 'Until Her' series by Aurora Rose Reynolds is a story about Harmony Mayson, a meticulous planner and nurse, whose world is turned upside down when Harlen MacCabe, a protective biker with a troubled past, enters her life. The book explores their blossoming relationship, filled with love, passion, and challenges, as they navigate through unexpected complications that threaten their happiness. The writing style is described as captivating, with a strong alpha male lead, a sassy female protagonist, and a beautiful unfolding of love, friendship, and family dynamics.
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Save:'Sweet Spot' by Stella Rhys is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Lukas and Lia. The book introduces the characters with depth and intricacy, portraying their personal growth throughout the plot. The author's writing style captivates readers, drawing them into a world where two individuals from different backgrounds navigate a complex relationship filled with humor, steamy moments, and emotional depth. The plot revolves around Lukas, a self-made man with a womanizing past, and Lia, a strong and independent woman trying to maintain control over her carefully planned life. As they come together, their interactions are marked by banter, chemistry, and a slow-building romance that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Pants were optional and bras were such an afterthought they might as well not exist. On some days, they were shed at the door and flung onto the couch where they’d hang out for a couple hours while I ... - #3
Save:'Forbidden Rose' by Vivian Winslow is a captivating romance novel that follows the journey of Rosa and Eliseo as their friendship evolves into something more amidst the challenges they face. The book is filled with steamy scenes, drama, and romance as the characters navigate their feelings and pasts. Winslow's writing style is engaging and descriptive, drawing readers into the story and making them feel connected to the characters' experiences.
The storyline of 'Forbidden Rose' revolves around Rosa Cruz, an heiress determined to carve her own path by opening a restaurant in Miami and hiring her childhood friend, Eliseo, as the head chef. The book explores themes of friendship, love, and personal growth, with a touch of spice and intrigue. Winslow's talent for storytelling shines through as she weaves a tale of passion, self-discovery, and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked until the very end.
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Save:Unloved is a captivating contemporary romance that delves into the emotional complexities of two characters, Matt "Freddy" Fredderic and Ro Shariff. Freddy is a talented left winger for the Waterfell Wolves, struggling with insecurities, learning differences, and a desperate need for approval. As he battles self-doubt and past trauma, Ro, his compassionate tutor, supports him through his academic challenges, helping him recognize his worth beyond his athletic persona. Their connection deepens slowly, built on friendship and loyalty before evolving into a tender romance.
The writing style is immersive and emotionally driven, drawing readers into Freddy and Ro’s poignant journey of healing and self-discovery. The author skillfully balances humor, heartache, and personal growth, crafting a story that makes you feel every high and low. With themes of love, acceptance, and overcoming pain, Unloved resonates deeply, capturing the reader's emotions and leaving a lasting impression. Each moment in the narrative is intentional, leading to a satisfying conclusion that celebrates both characters' growth.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Undone ) - #5
Save:"The Gravity Between Us" by Kristen Zimmer is a heartwarming story about two best friends, Kendall and Payton, who navigate the complexities of their relationship as one of them, a Hollywood celebrity, discovers her true sexuality. The plot unfolds with a mix of love, rejection, fear, and ultimately, acceptance, capturing the journey of self-discovery and love between the two main characters. The writing style is described as modern and comfortable, offering a narrative that allows readers to feel the growth of love and connection between the characters.
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Save:'All That's Left in the World' by Erik J. Brown is a post-apocalyptic Queer YA novel that follows the journey of two teenage boys, Andrew and Jamie, as they navigate a world decimated by a flu-like virus. The story intricately weaves together themes of survival, friendship, and love as the boys face challenges, trust issues, and the harsh realities of the unforgiving world outside Jamie's cabin. The author's writing style creates a sense of urgency and emotion, drawing readers into a world where the characters must rely on each other to endure the dangers that surround them.
The book captures the essence of a tender romance blossoming amidst chaos, portraying Andrew and Jamie's evolving relationship as they find solace and strength in each other's company. The narrative explores the complexities of human connections, resilience, and hope in the face of adversity, offering a poignant tale of survival and love in a world forever altered by a devastating pandemic.
HE HAS THE GUN ON ME BEFORE I even realize he’s there. I’m not unobservant; I’m just distracted by the throbbing pain in my leg. But once I’m looking down the barrel of some kind of rifle, everything ... - #7
Save:Saved from drowning by Ben, the Duke of Hadleigh, Lady Olivia, at only twelve, is determined to payback her debt. Ben is on a path to destruction and hits rock bottom. The only bright spot is Livy's devotion as a friend. He must become the man he use to be. Later when she turns nineteen, Hadleigh is shocked the child he knew has grown up and the feelings between them is desire. He's too old for her, but Livy is determined to change his mind. A member of the Society of Angels, Livy and her friends investigate various matters for women who have no results from authorities. Ben is looking for a killer, a killer in possession of snuff boxes found in the hands of the dead victims. The Society of Angels cross his path looking for the same answers. As Hadleigh and Livy give into their desire, their relationship can not continue unless she reveals her part in the Society of Angels. Set in Victorian London, it portrays the dark and seedy side that forty years later will set the stage for the victims of Jack the Ripper.
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Save:In the book 'Curious' by R.G. Alexander, Jeremy, a bisexual comic book artist, has always been attracted to his best friend, Owen Finn, who is straight. When Owen becomes curious about Jeremy's sexuality, their friendship takes a new turn as they explore their desires together. The story is filled with intense and explicit scenes, showcasing the evolving relationship between the two characters amidst their fears of ruining their friendship.
The writing style of 'Curious' combines steamy and explicit scenes with moments of vulnerability and emotional depth between the characters. The plot revolves around the exploration of sexuality, friendship, and desire, with a focus on the evolving relationship between Jeremy and Owen as they navigate their newfound feelings for each other.
The lights at the edge of the dock flickeredon as the last of the day disappeared. Jeremy stared at the stilllake as it absorbed the vibrant shades of orange, gold and pinkfrom the sunset until all th... - #9
Save:'Party Favors' in the series 'So Over The Holidays' by Erin McLellan is a delightful and steamy FF romance novel that follows the story of Amanda, a bisexual sales manager, and Wren, a bisexual lingerie designer and roller derby enthusiast. The two have been online friends for five years and finally decide to meet in person for a New Year's weekend filled with passion, intimacy, and self-discovery. The book explores their evolving relationship, the challenges they face, and the deep connection they share, all set against a backdrop of fun, spice, and holiday festivities.
The writing style of Erin McLellan is described as well-written, engaging, and steamy, with a focus on intimate and passionate moments between the characters. The author excels at creating likable and relatable characters, such as Amanda and Wren, and crafts a storyline that is both fun and filled with electric chemistry, trust, and personal growth. The book is praised for its sex-positive themes, strong character development, and the way it explores themes of friendship, love, and self-acceptance in a festive holiday setting.
You should never meet your heroes. Amanda believed that with her whole heart. Once, when she was twelve, she’d met a boy bander whose poster she had on her wall. It was one of those early formative mo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series So Over The Holidays ) - #10
Save:'#Junkie' by Cambria Hebert is a heartwarming and emotional story that follows the journey of Trent and Drew, two best friends who navigate their evolving relationship as they discover their true feelings for each other. Set against the backdrop of the fast-paced world of indie race car driving, the book beautifully captures the emotional turmoil, self-discovery, and deep connection between the characters. The writing style is described as impactful, emotion-fueled, and easy to lose oneself in, with a perfect balance of angst, passion, and heartwarming moments that keep readers engaged from the very first page.
A group of girls across the room looked pretty promising. There was one dressed in a pair of distressed, tight jeans. They looked like a second skin and they molded to her fine, round ass with perfect...
