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"Only a Promise" by Mary Balogh is about the unexpected marriage of convenience between Chloe Muirhead, a companion to Ralph's grandmother, and Ralph Stockwood, an emotionally scarred war veteran. Both characters have their own demons to overcome, with Chloe seeking a home and children while avoiding the elite society, and Ralph struggling with survivor's guilt and emotional detachment due to the loss of his friends in the Napoleonic war. The story explores their journey of getting to know each other, finding strength in each other, and navigating the complexities of their relationship, all set against the backdrop of Regency England.
There could surely be nothing worse than having been born a woman, Chloe Muirhead thought with unabashed self-pity as she sucked a globule of blood off her left forefinger and looked to see if any mor...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Survivors' Club ) - #2
Where One Goes by B.N. Toler is a heart-wrenching story following Charlotte, who has the ability to communicate with the dead. When she meets Ike, a deceased man needing her help to assist his living twin brother George in coping with his grief, Charlotte finds herself entangled in a complex journey of love, loss, and hope. The book delves into themes of sacrifice, love, and the spiritual realm, weaving a tale that is both emotional and profound. The writing style is described as raw, emotional, and bittersweet, with characters that feel fantastically real and memorable.
My grandmother had this saying she’d always tell me when I was down about life. This too shall pass. Considering she hung the moon, in my eyes, I believed her. She had a way about her; just being in h... - #3
To Seduce a Sinner by Elizabeth Hoyt is a historical romance novel set in the aftermath of the French and Indian War, following the story of Jasper Renshaw, Viscount Vale, and Melisande Fleming. The book explores themes of love, marriage, and betrayal as the characters navigate their feelings for each other amidst the backdrop of Jasper's haunted past and Melisande's unrequited love. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-crafted characters and a blend of romance and intrigue that keeps readers invested in the plot.
There are few things more unfortunate in a man’s life than being thrown over by one’s prospective bride on one’s wedding day, Jasper Renshaw, Viscount Vale, reflected. But being thrown over on one’s w... - #4
'Moxie' in the series 'Rock-Hard Beautiful' by C.M. Stunich follows the journey of Lilith and her relationships with the five rockstars, delving into their personal struggles, growth as individuals, and the development of their unique dynamic. The story captures the emotional highs and lows of the characters as they navigate through life on tour, facing past demons, building relationships, and ultimately finding their 'Happily Ever After.'
The plot revolves around the band's world tour, exploring the complexities of the characters' relationships, individual challenges, and the evolution of their bond as a group. The writing style is described as engaging, emotional, and immersive, with readers expressing their admiration for the character development, the depth of emotions portrayed, and the balance between romance, steamy scenes, and plot progression.
“You can't sit down here all night by yourself,” I say as I slide onto the stool next to him and fold my arms on the bar's surface. With our gazes level, it's hard to miss the beautiful grey-blue colo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rock-Hard Beautiful ) - #5
Tammy Falkner did an awesome job with the transition from the Reed Brothers to the Zeroes in "Good Girl Gone." The characters were distinctly different yet true to themselves, even in the Reed's shadows. Star and Josh, both harboring secrets, find solace and love in each other, overcoming their past demons to rediscover their true selves and potential.
Life is full of challenges. Mine are varied and multiplied. First, there’s the fact that I’m in a wheelchair. Second, it’s my own fault I’m in the chair. And third is a drunk girl on a grand piano. Da...
(Also, see 50 recommendations for the series The Reed Brothers ) - #6
'Beautiful Monster' by Sara Cate follows the journey of Sunny, a 19-year-old artist living in a difficult home environment, and Alexander, a wealthy and older neighbor who is trying to turn his life around. As their paths cross, they form a deep connection despite the significant age gap between them. The story explores themes of love, growth, healing, and overcoming past traumas, all while navigating societal judgments and personal insecurities. The writing style is described as emotional, passionate, and engaging, drawing readers into the complex relationship between Sunny and Alexander.
The fine blue tip of the pen bleeds ink into my pores as I color in the azalea on my inner thigh. It’ll wash off in the water, so I snap a pic of the flower before I slide into the pool. The backs of ... - #7
In 'Crash & Carnage', readers are taken on an emotional roller coaster as upper-class surgeon Linden saves the life of the charming bad boy biker, Boxer. The book delves into their slow-burn romance, filled with back and forth moments, danger, and deep love. As their relationship progresses, they face serious threats, leading to a harrowing ordeal where Linden is used as a pawn by a cartel to send a message to the motorcycle club. The story explores themes of family, love, hope, and sacrifice, with a focus on the realistic struggles and consequences of falling in love with someone from a dangerous world.
The writing style in 'Crash & Carnage' is described as emotional, engaging, and well-connected, drawing readers into a world where characters face intense situations while navigating complex relationships. The book balances moments of humor and flirtation with darker themes, providing a mix of action, danger, and heartfelt moments that keep readers invested in the characters' journeys.
(Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Blue Angels Motorcycle Club ) - #8
'Warlord Sky' is a story set in a warrior culture where size, strength, bravery, and honor are valued. The plot revolves around Qulpa, an older Chamele pilot who lost everything in the Succession Wars, and Nayan, the Head of Ship and Weapons Design with a secret that keeps her on the outskirts of Chamele society. As they navigate their fated mate relationship, they must overcome obstacles, build trust, and face their past traumas. The book explores themes of finding true love, surviving differences, and discovering inner strength in a society that values conformity.
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'The Escort's Tale' by M.J. Edwards is a steamy and romantic story that explores the unique relationship between Jasper, an escort, and a married couple, Nick and Alethia. The book delves into the challenges faced by the couple after Nick's paraplegia due to a climbing accident, and how they seek Jasper's help to restore their intimacy and confidence. Despite the unconventional nature of their relationship, the story focuses on the love and connection that develops between the three characters, portraying a touching and sweet narrative that goes beyond just physical intimacy. The writing style is described as authentic, engaging, and filled with steamy scenes that add depth to the characters and their evolving dynamics.
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Willow is a 17-year-old girl who tragically lost her parents in a car accident that she blames herself for. Struggling with guilt and grief, she turns to cutting as a way to cope with her pain. The story follows Willow's journey of self-discovery, healing, and finding hope through her relationships with her brother, Guy, and her own inner turmoil. The book is written in a raw and emotional style, delving into the complexities of self-harm and the impact of loss on a young girl's life.
Willow Randall stares at the girl seated opposite her. Some might notice the girl because she is pretty. Others because of her flaming red hair. If the guys in the class were looking, they would see t...