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    Promises
    Book 1 in the series:Coda Books

    Promises - Coda Books by Marie Sexton
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    'Promises' by Marie Sexton follows the story of Jared and Matt in the small town of Coda, Colorado. Jared, the only gay man in town, forms a deep connection with Matt, the new cop in town, despite Matt's initial denial of his attraction. As their relationship evolves from friendship to love, they navigate challenges such as homophobia, family dynamics, and self-acceptance. The writing style is described as straightforward and visually engaging, painting a vivid picture of the small town setting and the emotional journey of the characters.

    THE WHOLE thing started because of Lizzy’s Jeep. If it hadn’t been for that, I might not have met Matt. And maybe he wouldn’t have felt the need to prove himself. And maybe nobody would have been hurt...

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    Kage
    Book 1 in the series:Kage

    Kage - Kage by Maris Black
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    'Kage' by Maris Black is a gripping story about the intense and intriguing relationship between college student Jamie and underground MMA fighter Kage. The plot revolves around their initial meeting at an MMA event, Jamie's internship with Kage in Las Vegas, and the complexities of their evolving relationship. The writing style is described as captivating, dark, and exciting, with well-developed characters and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged.

    IRONICALLY, the thing that changed my life was the sound of the radio playing in the background while I was plowing my girlfriend on a Friday afternoon. By all rights, I shouldn’t have even noticed th...

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    Hot Head
    Book 1 in the series:Head

    Hot Head - Head by Damon Suede
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    Hot Head by Damon Suede is a heartfelt romance novel that follows the story of Griff and Dante, best friends and firefighters, as they navigate their evolving relationship amidst the backdrop of post-9/11 New York. The book delves into themes of friendship, love, self-discovery, and societal expectations, all while exploring the complexities of their feelings for each other. Through a mix of humor, raw emotions, and passionate love scenes, the author weaves a narrative that keeps readers engaged and invested in the characters' journey.

    Griff reached for his Guinness and stepped closer to his crew. He was standing in the Stone Bone wearing his kilt because Dante and the other guys from the firehouse had dragged him along. He hadn’t w...

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    The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
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    'The Song of Achilles' by Madeline Miller is a beautifully written reimagining of the Iliad, focusing on the relationship between Achilles and his companion Patroclus. The story is narrated from Patroclus' perspective, starting from their childhood together and leading up to the events of the Trojan War. Miller's writing style is described as poetic and engaging, bringing the characters and mythological elements to life in a captivating manner.

    MY FATHER WAS A KING AND THE SON OF KINGS. HE was a short man, as most of us were, and built like a bull, all shoulders. He married my mother when she was fourteen and sworn by the priestess to be fru...

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    Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe - Whistle Stop, AL by Fannie Flagg
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    Set in Whistle Stop, Alabama, 'Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe' by Fannie Flagg is a heartwarming tale that spans different time periods, exploring themes of friendship, love, and acceptance. The story follows the lives of Ruth and Idgie, two strong women who run a cafe in the 1930s, as narrated to Evelyn by Ninny Threadgoode in the 1980s. The book seamlessly weaves together multiple narratives, exploring relationships, social issues, and the charm of small-town life with a mix of humor and poignancy.

    The narrative style of the book is a blend of humor, nostalgia, and deep emotions, as it delves into the lives of the characters and the complexities of their relationships. Through flashbacks, the author explores themes of love, friendship, and societal norms, creating a rich tapestry of interconnected stories that resonate with readers and highlight the enduring power of human connections across generations.

    Evelyn Couch had come to Rose Terrace with her husband, Ed, who was visiting his mother, Big Momma, a recent but reluctant arrival. Evelyn had just escaped them both and had gone into the visitors’ lo...

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    Witchmark
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    Book 1 in the series:The Kingston Cycle

    Witchmark - The Kingston Cycle by C.L. Polk
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    Set in an alternate history during WWI, "Witchmark" follows Miles Singer, a magical healer who escaped his noble family to work as a psychiatrist treating soldiers. As Miles uncovers mysterious illnesses and hidden secrets, he navigates a world of magic, politics, and intrigue, all while trying to avoid being bound to his family's magical legacy. The story delves into themes of power, identity, and the complexities of familial relationships, with a touch of romance and a gripping mystery at its core.

    The memo stank of barrel-printing ink and bad news. Oh, it began with the usual hurrahs, our boys victorious and finally coming home, but it ordered me to banish sixteen patients from my care by week’...

  7. Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is a poignant coming-of-age story that follows the journey of two teenage boys, Aristotle and Dante, as they navigate through friendship, love, self-discovery, and acceptance. The novel beautifully captures the complexities of adolescence, Mexican American heritage, and LGBTQ+ experiences through the genuine and evolving relationship between the two protagonists. The writing style is described as lyrical, heartfelt, and introspective, delving into themes of identity, family dynamics, and personal growth with a mix of humor, melancholy, and compassion.

    The plot unfolds as Aristotle, a loner searching for his identity, forms an unexpected bond with Dante, another loner who offers to teach him how to swim. Over time, their friendship deepens, leading them to unravel profound truths about themselves and the world around them. Through poetic prose and genuine character interactions, the book explores the nuances of teenage emotions, cultural heritage, and the universal quest for understanding life's mysteries.

    ONE SUMMER NIGHT I FELL ASLEEP, HOPING THE WORLD would be different when I woke. In the morning, when I opened my eyes, the world was the same. I threw off the sheets and lay there as the heat poured ...

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    The Deep by Jonathan Snipes, William Hutson, Daveed Diggs, Rivers Solomon
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    The Deep by Rivers Solomon, Jonathan Snipes, William Hutson, and Daveed Diggs is a novella that delves into the concept of a mermaid society descended from pregnant African slaves who were thrown overboard during the slave trade. The story follows the protagonist, Yetu, who carries the memories of her people's traumatic past, struggling with the burden of remembering while the rest of her society chooses to forget. Through poetic and beautifully written prose, the book explores themes of memory, history, trauma, and the conflict between personal preservation and community duty.

    “Then wake up,” Amaba said, “and wake up now. What kind of dream makes someone lurk in shark-dense waters, leaking blood like a fool? If I had not come for you, if I had not found you in time…” Amaba ...

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    The Boy Who Steals Houses by C.G. Drews
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    The Boy Who Steals Houses by C.G. Drews is a poignant story about Sammy Lou and his autistic brother, Avery Lou, as they navigate a world that is too loud and too busy. Sammy, who steals houses to find a place to call home, unexpectedly finds himself caught in the chaotic energy of a welcoming family. The book beautifully explores themes of family, love, tragedy, and found family, while also delving into the struggles of autism and homelessness. The writing style is described as poetic, emotional, and heart-wrenching, with a perfect blend of laughter and love amidst the sadness and tragedy.

    Sammy Lou takes pride in that record. It’s one of the few things he can take pride in, considering his life consists of charming locks, pockets full of stolen coins, broken shoelaces, and an ache in h...

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    The Color Purple by Alice Walker
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    "The Color Purple" by Alice Walker is a powerful and heart-wrenching novel that follows the life of Celie, a young black girl growing up in poverty in the early 1900s. The story unfolds through Celie's letters, starting at age 14 when she is raped and impregnated by her stepfather. The narrative spans over 30 years, depicting Celie's journey from a life of abuse and forced marriage to finding love and empowerment, particularly through her relationship with the bi-sexual character, Shug Avery. The novel delves into themes of oppression, racism, sexism, and resilience, offering a poignant portrayal of the struggles faced by black women in early 20th century America.

    Written in the form of letters and diary entries, "The Color Purple" captivates readers with its raw and authentic storytelling. Through Celie's narrative, the book addresses issues of racism, misogyny, and economic enslavement, portraying the harsh realities of life for African American women in 1930s Georgia. The novel also explores themes of love, faith, and empowerment, showcasing Celie's transformation from a victim of abuse to a strong and respected woman who finds her voice and independence.

    Harpo girl daddy say Harpo not good enough for her. Harpo been courting the girl a while. He say he sit in the parlor with her, the daddy sit right there in the corner till everybody feel terrible. Th...

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