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Save:"Over the Fence" by Melanie Moreland is a romance novel where the characters get to know each other by talking over a fence, eventually leading to falling in love. The book is mostly told from the man's point of view, with one chapter from the female protagonist's perspective. The plot involves the characters communicating effectively when conflicts arise, making the story sweet and refreshing. The writing style is described as adorable, well-written, and engaging, with a focus on the characters' insecurities and their journey towards love.
When I bought the place, the woman presenting the house had pointed out all the “little features” of the space. Her demeanor was enthusiastic as she showed me drawers that shut on their own, cupboards... - #2
Save:'The Orange Girl' by Jostein Gaarder is a short and wonderful read, filled with a beautiful love story told to a son after his father's death. The book is described as spellbinding, philosophical, and thought-provoking, causing readers to wonder about their own existence. The writing style is clear, conversational, and engaging, drawing readers in with poignant scenes that are both existential and life-affirming.
In another picture we’ve settled down in the green rocking-chair in the conservatory. That picture has hung out here ever since Dad died. I’m sitting in the green rocking-chair now. I’m trying not to ... - #3
Save:In "Kids of Appetite" by David Arnold, readers are taken on a journey with a group of homeless teens who get caught up in a murder investigation. The story follows Vic and Mad as they navigate difficult issues such as domestic violence, loss, friendship, and love. The plot weaves between chapters of police interrogations and flashbacks, revealing a tale of unexpected kindness, unconventional families, and the power of togetherness.
The writing style in the book is described as sensitive, lyrical, and character-building. Each character is unique and complex, contributing to a novel that offers hope in humanity. The story unfolds with multiple layers, showing that there is more to people than meets the eye, and that acts of kindness can have profound effects on individuals and their relationships.
Consider this: billions of people in the world, each with billions of I ams. I am a quiet observer, a champion wallflower. I am a lover of art, the Mets, the memory of Dad. I represent approximately o... - #4
Save:'Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts' by Kate Racculia is a contemporary fiction novel set in Boston, following the protagonist Tuesday Mooney as she gets involved in a treasure hunt after the death of a wealthy eccentric. The book combines elements of mystery, adventure, and action with a touch of the supernatural, as Tuesday navigates through clues left by the deceased millionaire while dealing with her own past traumas and personal connections. The writing style is described as down-to-earth, casual yet smart and interesting, with engaging dialogue between characters and a focus on character development and introspection.
It was five thirty-five on a warm Tuesday evening in October. She shuffled through the revolving door of the Four Seasons Hotel, her eyes sliding around the room, unable to stick to anything but cool ... - #5
Save:"The Soulmate Equation" by Christina Lauren follows Jess, a single mom and freelance statistician who gets matched with the founder of a DNA-based matchmaking service, Dr. River Pena, through a dating app. Despite their initial dislike for each other, they agree to give the relationship a chance based on the high compatibility score. The story explores their journey from enemies to lovers, navigating misunderstandings, scientific experiments, and personal growth, all while dealing with the complexities of balancing work, family, and romance. The writing style is described as engaging and fun, with elements of humor, romance, and a unique premise that keeps readers invested in the characters and their evolving relationships.
JESSICA DAVIS USED to think it was an honest-to-God tragedy that only twenty-six percent of women believed in true love. Of course, that was nearly a decade ago, when she couldn’t imagine what it felt... - #6
Save:The book follows Sandy, a journalist turned novelist, as he investigates the death of a music promoter connected to a legendary band called the Nazgul. The story delves into Sandy's past, the resurrection of the rock band, and the mysterious motives of a man named Edan Morse. The narrative is set in the early eighties, blending elements of the sixties counterculture with a mix of supernatural mystery and dark fantasy. The book captures the essence of the 60s and 70s music scene, with vivid descriptions that immerse the reader in the era.
It was not one of Sandy Blair’s all-time great days. His agent had picked up the lunch tab, to be sure, but that only partially made up for the way he’d gotten on Sandy’s case about the novel deadline... - #7
Save:Cassandra DeWitt, the protagonist of 'A Wicked Kind of Husband', finds herself in a marriage of convenience with Joshua, a man she hasn't seen in two years. The story follows their unexpected reunion in London as Cassandra navigates her familial responsibilities and her complicated relationship with Joshua. The book is praised for its humorous and heartwarming narrative, filled with witty banter and poignant moments that contribute to the gradual development of the protagonists' relationship.
The plot unfolds with a unique twist on the 'marriage of convenience' trope, offering a fresh take on the familiar theme. Mia Vincy's writing style is commended for its sensual passion, well-developed characters, and engaging dialogue that balances humor with emotional depth. The story delves into themes of communication, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships, making it a compelling and romantic read.
Cassandra was not personally familiar with the effects of brandy, but as she stood in the doorway to the ballroom at midnight, watching Lucy sing and dance alone in the pool of light cast by a candela... - #8
Save:'Revelation' by Randi Cooley Wilson delves into the lives of Gage Gallagher and Nassa, exploring their deep emotional struggles, past traumas, and their journey towards healing and love. The story beautifully weaves together elements of magic, humor, action, and intense emotions, creating a captivating and heart-wrenching narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. Through the characters of Gage and Nassa, the author skillfully portrays themes of love, loss, redemption, and the power of inner strength to overcome personal demons.
I’m running, and not very well, might I add. My lungs burn and my shallow breathing erratically bounces off the slick stone walls. I keep moving forward, forcing myself farther and farther into the da... - #9
Save:'Split' by J.B. Salsbury is a unique love story that delves into the complexities of relationships, mental health, and overcoming past traumas. The plot follows Shyann, a determined young woman who returns to her hometown after a career setback, only to find herself entangled in a deep and emotional connection with Lucas, a man with a split personality named Gage. As their relationship unfolds, the story explores themes of love, resilience, and the impact of past experiences on shaping one's identity. The writing style of the book is described as captivating, emotional, and engaging, drawing readers in with its heartfelt portrayal of characters and their struggles.
There isn’t a single moment in life that compares to this one. Eh…I suppose if one day I meet the right guy who doesn’t mind playing second to my career goals, maybe a wedding would compare. Or not. I... - #10
Save:"Priest" in the series "Ratcatchers" by Matthew Colville is a gritty and realistic fantasy novel that delves into the grey area between virtuous certainty and judgment. The story follows the main character, Heden, who is burdened with emotional turmoil and embarks on a journey filled with unanswered questions and mysteries. The writing style is described as fast-paced noir with heartfelt characters and interactions, excellent world-building, and a gut-wrenching ending that leaves readers satisfied yet craving more.
