Books matching: healing from trauma
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Save:"Lola & the Millionaires: Part One" by Kathryn Moon is a captivating story about Lola, a Beta girl, who finds herself in a unique situation surrounded by understanding Alphas. The book delves into Lola's journey of self-discovery, healing, and finding love within a found family dynamic. The plot is filled with found family vibes, steamy moments, and a well-paced storyline that keeps readers engaged. Kathryn Moon's writing style is described as beautiful, effortless, and immersive, drawing readers into the Omegaverse world she has created.
“Mm, better,” Lola said, nodding and rolling her head on her shoulders. Rake bustled around the island, a bowl of cut strawberries in his hand. He set it on the counter and then raised his hands to he... - #2
Save:Watch Over Me by Nina LaCour is a haunting and emotional story about Mila, an eighteen-year-old who has aged out of the foster care system and takes a job teaching at an isolated farm on the Northern California coast. The farm is run by a couple who have adopted numerous foster children and employ interns, all of whom have experienced trauma. The story delves into themes of loss, grief, healing, and acceptance, with ghosts both literal and metaphorical playing a significant role in the narrative. The book alternates between Mila's past and present, creating an eerie and atmospheric setting that adds depth to the storytelling.
Mila's journey of self-discovery and healing is beautifully portrayed through the atmospheric writing style of Nina LaCour. The author skillfully weaves together elements of magical realism, gothic traditions, and found family dynamics to create a poignant allegory about overcoming past traumas. The book explores themes of personal growth, friendship, and facing one's inner demons in a way that resonates with readers of all ages.
ON THE MORNING OF MY INTERVIEW I slept until eight, went downstairs to the kitchen, and poured myself the last of the coffee. I stood at the counter, watching out the window as I sipped, and then push... - #3
Save:Breaking Free by Cherise Sinclair is a story that follows Beth, who escapes from her abusive husband and seeks refuge at a local BDSM club called Shadowlands. There, she meets Master Nolan, an experienced Dom who helps her overcome her fears and trust issues. As Beth navigates her past traumas and attempts to find healing, she is faced with the challenge of her husband, Kyler, relentlessly searching for her. The book delves into themes of trust, healing, and love in the backdrop of the BDSM lifestyle, with a mix of suspense, romance, and emotional depth. The writing style captures the intense emotions of the characters and their journey towards freedom and self-discovery.
Music, beer, tie up a willing woman, maybe use a flogger lightly…should be a no-stress evening. Nolan King leaned an elbow on the bar and took a hefty pull of Corona to wash the sawdust from his throa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Masters of the Shadowlands ) - #4
Save:"Mistaken" by Pixie Unger revolves around a story of survival, healing, and love in the aftermath of an alien invasion that left Earth devastated. The protagonist, Kari, is a survivor of trauma who forms a bond with an alien mate named Bear, showcasing a genuine love story amidst cultural differences and personal struggles. The narrative delves into themes of trauma, healing, and the complexities of relationships between different species, offering a heartfelt portrayal of overcoming adversity and finding hope in a post-apocalyptic world.
The writing style of "Mistaken" is characterized by its focus on character development, emotional depth, and realistic depiction of trauma and healing. Through the journey of Kari and Bear, the author explores themes of trust, friendship, and love, showcasing the evolution of their relationship amidst challenges and cultural clashes. offers a poignant exploration of resilience, familial bonds, and the transformative power of love in the face of adversity.
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Save:"Cry Wolf" in the series "Alpha & Omega" by Patricia Briggs follows the story of Anna, an Omega werewolf who was abused in her previous pack and Charles, an Alpha werewolf who rescues her. delves into their evolving relationship as they navigate the dynamics of the werewolf world. Set in the same universe as the Mercy Thompson series, the book explores themes of strength, vulnerability, and pack politics, providing a fresh perspective on werewolf lore. The writing style offers a mix of character development, intriguing plotlines, and a touch of romance, creating a captivating urban fantasy tale.
She hadn’t realized how much of her confidence had been tied to having Charles beside her. She’d only known him a day and a half, and he’d changed her world . . . at least while he was still next to h... - #6
Save:'Thrall' in the series 'Deridia' by Catherine Miller follows the emotional journey of Ness, a young woman who has been rescued from a life of slavery by Olivar. The story explores their gradual shift from captivity to freedom, navigating themes of trauma, healing, and love. The plot delves into the complexities of their relationship, as they both struggle to adapt to their new reality and learn to trust each other. The writing style is described as emotionally rich, with a focus on character development and the exploration of overcoming past experiences.
Ness’s eyes flew open at the order, her body already moving to obey even before her sleep-muddled mind could properly awaken. But despite her efforts at quickness, she was still nearest, and a hard-pl...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Deridia ) - #7
Save:'When She Dances' in the 'Risdaverse' series by Ruby Dixon follows the story of Tessa, a former sex slave, and Zakoar, a grumpy alien with a gentle heart. Set on Three Nebulas station, the book explores their emotional, sweet, and hot interactions as they navigate their traumas from the past. Despite their challenging backgrounds, Tessa and Zakoar find love and acceptance in each other, forming a strong and supportive bond that helps them heal.
The writing style in 'When She Dances' is heartwarming and engaging, with a mix of steamy scenes and emotional depth that resonated with readers. The plot delves into themes of trauma, love, and acceptance, showcasing the characters' growth and the complexities of their relationship in a unique sci-fi setting.
My feet hurt by the time the cantina closes for the night. They always do. It's twelve hours of standing on the stage with only a break long enough to eat and drink something, to take a quick pee, and...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Risdaverse ) - #8
Save:'Whiskey Neat' in the 'Uncertain Saints MC' series by Lani Lynn Vale is a romance novel that follows the story of Lenore and Griffin, two complex characters who find solace and love in each other. Lenore, a strong and independent woman, brings light and balance into Griffin's dark and vengeful world. The plot involves themes of love, loss, healing, and justice, intertwined with steamy romance scenes and moments of humor that keep readers engaged. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters and their journey towards a meaningful relationship.
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Save:"You Know I'm No Good" by Jessie Ann Foley follows the story of Mia, a troubled teen who is sent to Red Oak Academy, a school for troubled teens, after an altercation with her stepmother. Mia is forced to confront her past and decide whether to continue down a destructive path or heal from the trauma she has endured. The book delves into Mia's internal struggles, her beliefs about herself, her relationships with her peers, and her journey towards self-discovery and healing. The writing style is emotional, gritty, and hopeful, keeping readers engrossed in Mia's story of growth and resilience.
Mia's character arc in "You Know I'm No Good" is brilliantly written, as she navigates her way through the challenges at Red Oak Academy and learns to value herself. The book explores themes of trauma, friendship, forgiveness, and the complexities of teenage life. Through Mia's experiences, the author, Jessie Ann Foley, sheds light on the toxic beliefs that can impact children and teens, highlighting the importance of self-worth and overcoming past traumas. The narrative is engaging, the characters are well-developed, and the plot moves swiftly while addressing emotional wounds and complex topics with depth and sensitivity.
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Save:'Enticed by the Orc' in the series 'Monsters With Benefits' by Tabitha Black follows the story of Ariel, a woman recovering from an emotionally abusive relationship, who finds herself transported to the fae world of Pandemon after clicking on an ad on her computer. There, she meets Orakh, a grumpy Orc who reluctantly agrees to take her to the king, leading to a journey of self-discovery, healing, and unexpected romance. The plot involves a mix of humor, steamy scenes, and character development set in a world filled with various mythical creatures.
