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Save:Her Baseborn Bridegroom by Alice Coldbreath is a medieval historical romance that follows the story of Linnet, who was promised to marry the brother of the male main character, Mason. However, Mason ends up marrying her instead after being sent to break off the engagement. The book explores a marriage of convenience that develops into a heartfelt love story as Mason's feelings for Linnet grow. The writing style is described as sweet and wholesome, with a mix of gruff and caring characters, set in a medieval-esque fictional country.
The two figures looked down on the mellow gray stone edifice, which sat majestic and comfortable in its ancient setting of expansive green pastures. The view shimmered in the midday sun under a blue s... - #2
Save:'Taming the Wolf' by Deborah Simmons is the first installment in the de Burgh series, set in England in 1270. It follows the story of Dunstan de Burgh, the eldest of the de Burgh brothers, who is tasked with escorting Lady Marion Warenne to her home. Lady Marion, who has lost her memory, feels a sense of dread about returning home and attempts to escape multiple times, creating conflict between her and Dunstan. is praised for its breathtaking sexual chemistry between the main characters, the depth of emotions expressed, and the humor intertwined with the romance. Despite some criticisms regarding character development and historical accuracy, readers find the book engaging and hard to put down.
Campion. Marion drew in a breath at the sight of the massive stone walls, rising high in the air and marching majestically into the distance. Its myriad towers looked so fine, so great and strong, tha... - #3
Save:Emelin, a human with odd magic, finds herself in a dire situation when her town is engulfed in flames, and she is the only survivor. Kidnapped by the notorious fae known as The Silent Death, she is taken to the Crimson Court, unsure of why she was spared and if she even wants to be there. The book 'Court of Blood and Bindings' in the series 'Fae Isles' by Lisette Marshall explores Emelin's journey as she navigates a world of magic based on wielding colors, a slow burn and swoon-worthy relationship with The Silent Death, and the internal conflict she faces regarding her feelings for him.
The plot of the book is exciting and engaging, especially as it picks up pace, drawing readers in with a fresh take on the magic system using colors and physical elements. The romance between Emelin and The Silent Death is a slow burn, complete with sarcastic banter and tropes like forced proximity, fake dating, and enemies to lovers, adding depth to their evolving relationship.
