Books matching: growth and healing
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Save:"Worth the Fight" by Vi Keeland is a contemporary romance novel in the 'MMA Fighter' series that follows the love story of Elle and Nico, two broken individuals with traumatic pasts who find solace and healing in each other's arms. The plot revolves around their journey of overcoming guilt, self-doubt, and fear of happiness as they navigate a passionate and challenging relationship. The writing style is described as engaging, with steamy romance scenes, relatable characters, and alternating points of view between Elle and Nico that provide insight into their emotional struggles and personal growth.
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Save:The Gravity of Us by Brittainy C. Cherry is a poignant and emotional romance novel that follows the lives of Graham, a tormented and emotionally detached man, and Lucy, a caring and free-spirited woman. Their paths cross unexpectedly, leading to a journey of friendship and healing. The book beautifully portrays their complex relationship development, touching on themes of abandonment, trust, and second chances. Brittainy C. Cherry's writing style is described as tight, beautiful, and emotionally impactful, with a touch of poetry that adds depth to the characters and their story.
Two days before, I’d bought flowers for someone who wasn’t my wife. Since the purchase, I hadn’t left my office. Papers were scattered all around—notecards, Post-It notes, crumpled pieces of paper wit... - #3
Save:In "The Rogue to Ruin" by Vivienne Lorret, Ainsley Bourne, the owner of the Bourne Matrimonial Agency, finds herself entangled in a battle of wills with her neighbor, Reed Sterling, who runs a gambling establishment. As their animosity evolves into attraction, they navigate a rocky road to a happily ever after, overcoming prejudices and past misunderstandings. The enemies-to-lovers tale showcases the growth of their relationship from initial hostility to trust and love, with witty banter and poignant moments that keep readers engaged.
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Save:In "A Potion to Die For" by Heather Blake, Carly Bell Hartwell, a witch who makes healing potions, finds herself in a predicament when she discovers a dead body in her shop holding one of her potions. Determined to clear her name and save her business, Carly embarks on a journey to uncover the real killer in the charming town of Hitching Post, Alabama. Along the way, she navigates family dynamics, complicated relationships, and a twisty mystery that keeps readers guessing until the very end. The writing style captures the essence of a cozy mystery with a touch of witchcraft, humor, and small-town charm, making it an engaging and delightful read for fans of the genre.
It was times like these that I wished I were the kind of witch who had a broomstick. Then I could just fly off, safe and sound, and wouldn’t be hiding behind a live oak, my hair sticking to its bark w... - #5
Save:'Wild Card' by Lora Leigh follows the story of Nathan Malone, a Navy SEAL believed to be dead by his wife, Bella. After being rescued, Nathan assumes a new identity as Noah Blake and joins a covert operations unit. However, when danger threatens Bella, Nathan must go undercover to protect her, leading to a renewed desire between them as they navigate the complexities of their past and present relationship.
The book delves into themes of love, loss, identity, and danger as Nathan/Noah and Bella navigate their emotional and physical connection amidst a suspenseful plot involving racist extremists and past traumas. Lora Leigh's writing style balances intense romance with deeper insights into human nature, creating a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of relationships and personal growth.
Nathan Malone stood in the clinical white office he had been brought to. He was six months past the most horrific nightmare he could have imagined enduring. Six months. He knew how many days, how many... - #6
Save:"Vicious" by A.E. Murphy is a gripping story that follows the tumultuous relationship between Kane and Imogen from childhood enemies to lovers. The plot is filled with angst, emotion, and twists, showcasing the complicated and flawed characters. The story is primarily told from Imogen's point of view, with flashbacks to their childhood, allowing readers to witness the evolution of their relationship from a young age to present day. The writing style is described as gritty, raw, heartbreakingly beautiful, and capable of evoking a wide range of emotions from the readers.
The door isn’t locked when I give it a hard shove while smiling at the upside-down cross still etched into its surface, a reminder of the days I thought I was something tough and fierce. I was nothing... - #7
Save:'Six Feet Under' in the series 'Mad Love Duet' by Whitney Barbetti follows the journey of Mira, a complex and troubled character battling mental health issues, addiction, and self-hatred. The storyline delves deep into Mira's struggles, her loneliness, and her search for love and acceptance. When Six enters her life, a mysterious and kind-hearted man, he becomes a source of comfort and support for Mira, pushing her to see her worth and fight for a better future. The writing style is raw, emotional, and captivating, drawing readers into the tough journey of Mira and Six as they navigate their complex relationship and personal demons.
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Save:Cash by Jules Ford is a captivating story about the tumultuous relationship between Cash and Cara, exploring themes of love, betrayal, growth, and redemption. The book delves deep into the characters' minds, showcasing the struggles they face individually and together, emphasizing the importance of communication and therapy in resolving relationship issues. The plot revolves around Cash's past infidelity and his journey towards redemption, while Cara navigates her own inner battles, including depression, in a raw and honest manner. The writing style is immersive, evoking a range of emotions from heartache to joy, with a perfect blend of drama, humor, and heartfelt moments.
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Save:'The Clay Girl' by Heather Tucker follows the journey of Ari, the youngest of six sisters in an extremely dysfunctional family, from the age of eight to sixteen. Ari navigates through a tumultuous childhood marked by her father's suicide, her mother's breakdown, and various forms of abuse, both physical and emotional. Despite facing dark and challenging situations, Ari encounters nurturing individuals who shape her into a resilient young lady. The novel is praised for its poetic and enigmatic language, capturing Ari's story in a unique and compelling manner as she learns to navigate through life's harsh realities.
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Save:In "The Language of Letting Go" by Melody Beattie, readers are taken on a journey of self-awareness and recovery through daily meditations that focus on letting go of negative coping mechanisms and behaviors. Beattie's writing style is described as gentle, insightful, and spiritual, providing readers with tools to practice self-love, respect, and care. The book covers topics such as codependency, addiction, self-worth, and finding balance in life, offering daily reflections and meditations to guide individuals towards healing and growth.
Make New Year’s goals. Dig within, and discover what you would like to have happen in your life this year. This helps you do your part. It is an affirmation that you’re interested in fully living life...
