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  1. #1
    Wild Devotion
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    Book 3 in the series:Wilder Irish

    Wild Devotion - Wilder Irish by Mari Carr
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    Wild Devotion by Mari Carr is a heart-wrenching story that follows the journey of Mia and Padraig, who find love in the midst of tragedy. Mia, facing a terminal illness, confides in Padraig, a kind-hearted barman, about her condition. Together, they embark on a poignant journey to fulfill Mia's bucket list, forming a deep connection filled with love, laughter, and tears. The emotional rollercoaster of the plot explores themes of love, loss, and the importance of cherishing every moment, making readers reflect on the fragility of life and the power of human connection. Mari Carr's writing style evokes raw emotions and offers a bittersweet narrative that lingers long after the last page.


    (Also, see 20 recommendations for the series Wilder Irish )

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    Hunting and Gathering by Anna Gavalda
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    "Hunting and Gathering" by Anna Gavalda is a heartwarming story set in Paris, where four unlikely individuals - a starving artist, a foul-mouthed chef, an aristocrat with a stutter, and a forgetful grandmother - find themselves sharing a home. Through their interwoven lives, the book explores the theme of creating family out of the friends we make and the healing power of human connection. The narrative is driven by dialogue, focusing on the characters' struggles, relationships, and personal growth as they navigate life's challenges in a quirky and charming manner.

    The novel captures the essence of love, friendship, and hope as the characters, each dealing with their own issues and baggage, come together to form an unconventional yet supportive family unit. The story unfolds in a delightful and heartwarming way, showcasing the unique personalities of the characters and the bonds they form, ultimately highlighting the message that being together can make all the difference in one's life.

    PAULETTE Lestafier wasn’t as crazy as they said. Sure, she knew what day it was, since that was all she had left to do now. Count the days, wait for them, and forget. She knew for certain that today w...

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    The Christmas Stranger by Anna Campbell
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    In "The Christmas Stranger" by Anna Campbell, a young lady named Maggie, the housekeeper of Thorncroft Hall, finds herself alone in the house during the Christmas season. Unexpectedly, a stranger named Josiah Hale arrives on a stormy night claiming to be sent by the owner of the Hall. Despite the societal rules against being alone with a gentleman, Maggie is forced to allow Josiah to stay due to the bad weather. As they spend more time together, a romance begins to blossom between them, leading to a heartwarming tale of love and companionship. The story is set in a remote area of Yorkshire during Christmas, portraying the magic and charm of the holiday season through the unfolding relationship between Maggie and Josiah.

    "The Christmas Stranger" is a character-driven novella that focuses on the developing relationship between Maggie and Josiah. The narrative avoids extravagant plotlines and instead delves into the emotional connection between the two protagonists. Anna Campbell skillfully crafts a tender and believable story of love and companionship, set against the backdrop of a snowy Christmas in Yorkshire. The writing style captures the essence of the holiday season, offering a heartwarming and enchanting read for fans of historical romance novellas.


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    The Prenup by Lauren Layne
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    "The Prenup" by Lauren Layne is a contemporary romance novel that revolves around a marriage of convenience between Charlotte, a socialite in need of her trust fund, and Colin, an Irish foreign exchange student seeking a green card. The story unfolds as the couple, who married young and went their separate ways, are forced to live together for three months to fulfill the conditions of their prenup before they can file for a divorce. The book explores themes of love, growth, and second chances, as Charlotte and Colin navigate their complicated relationship and discover feelings that were once dormant.

    The writing style in "The Prenup" is praised for its engaging storytelling, witty banter between the leads, and the ability to create a heartwarming and emotional narrative without relying on explicit physical scenes. Readers appreciate the slow burn romance, well-developed characters, and the unique take on the marriage of convenience trope, making it a refreshing and beautifully written contemporary romance that stands out in Lauren Layne's repertoire.

    I’m fresh off a six-hour flight in coach, and thanks to my last-minute trip, and the resulting back-of-the-plane seat assignment, by the time the food/drink cart got to me, they were out of the cheese...

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    Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys by Kate Brian
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    Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys by Kate Brian is a story about Megan, an army brat who decides to stay with family friends, the McGowans, instead of moving to South Korea with her parents. She finds herself living with seven boys and navigates through teenage drama, personal growth, and unexpected relationships. The book follows Megan's experiences living with the boys, her interactions with each of them, and her journey of self-discovery and standing up for herself.

    The plot unfolds with Megan adjusting to her new life with the McGowan boys, facing challenges at school, forming new friendships, and dealing with teenage romance and conflicts. The writing style is engaging, filled with humor, relatable characters, and moments of heartwarming connections among the characters, making it a light and entertaining read for those interested in stories about family dynamics, teenage life, and self-discovery.


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    Sweet Filthy Boy - Wild Seasons by Christina Lauren
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    'Sweet Filthy Boy' follows the story of Mia and Ansel as they embark on a spontaneous trip to Paris after a chance encounter in Las Vegas. The book explores their evolving relationship, filled with moments of passion, tenderness, and real discussions. The storyline captures the realistic challenges faced by the characters as they navigate through new experiences and emotions, culminating in a heartwarming and inevitable connection between Mia and Ansel.

    The writing style of 'Sweet Filthy Boy' is praised for its authenticity in portraying real conversations and mature conflict resolution between the characters. The plot takes readers on a journey of self-discovery, love, and growth as Mia and Ansel navigate through the complexities of their relationship, making it a compelling and engaging read.

    THE DAY WE officially graduate from college is nothing like how it’s depicted in movies. I throw my cap in the air and it comes down and cracks someone in the forehead. The keynote speaker loses his n...

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    Song for a Whale by Lynne Kelly
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    'Song for a Whale' by Lynne Kelly tells the story of Iris, a deaf girl who becomes determined to help a lonely whale named Blue 55 communicate with others. The book explores themes of family, isolation, friendship, science, and determination as Iris embarks on a journey to create a song that will help Blue 55 know he is not alone. Through Iris's tech skills, passion for repairing old radios, and unwavering determination, she sets out to bridge the communication gap between herself and the whale, showcasing a heartwarming tale of connection and empathy.

    The writing style of 'Song for a Whale' is described as rich, beautiful, and engaging, with a focus on the emotional and powerful plot that gives readers a new perspective on rarely explored themes. Through Iris's narration, readers gain insight into the day-to-day experiences of a deaf person, highlighting the joys and frustrations of communication in a hearing world. The book also delves into Deaf culture, whale behavior, and the importance of finding one's voice in moments of loneliness and isolation.

    I sat with Grandpa after collecting shells and driftwood scattered along the shore, and wildflowers from the dunes. The shells and driftwood were for Grandma, and the flowers were for the whale. Grand...

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    The Wedding Ringer by Kerry Rea
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    'The Wedding Ringer' by Kerry Rea follows Willa Callister, a woman whose life is turned upside down after catching her fiancé and best friend in bed together. Feeling betrayed, she abandons her successful career and now performs as a princess at children's birthday parties. When Maisie Mitchell, a nervous bride-to-be, hires Willa to be her friend and bridesmaid, Willa agrees in hopes of starting a new life. As their friendship blossoms, Willa finds herself caught in a web of lies and deception, all while navigating the complexities of rebuilding her life and learning to trust again after betrayal. The story delves into themes of friendship, family, moving on, and the importance of support systems in times of hardship.

    'The Wedding Ringer' is a heartwarming tale that goes beyond a simple romance between two people, emphasizing the significance of genuine connections, personal growth, and overcoming past traumas. The book intricately weaves together the characters' journeys of self-discovery, mental health struggles, and the healing power of true friendship, offering a refreshing take on the typical romance genre.

    I never envisioned myself as a twenty-nine-year-old children’s birthday party performer, but here I am. Princess effing Sparkleheart. The effing is silent. Squeezing myself into a flamingo-pink, Goodw...

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    Madame
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    Book 6 in the series:Salacious Players Club

    Madame - Salacious Players Club by Sara Cate
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    In "Madame" by Sara Cate, readers are taken on a journey into the life of Eden, also known as Madame Kink, a mysterious and enigmatic character from the Salacious Players Club series. The book unravels the complexities of Eden's personal life and her relationships with Clay and Jade, delving into themes of love, trust, self-discovery, and the dynamics of a polyamorous relationship. Sara Cate's writing style captures the electrifying chemistry between the characters and expertly weaves together past and present narratives, creating a captivating and heartwarming story that explores themes of empowerment, growth, and intimacy.

    Eden's story in "Madame" is a poignant exploration of her journey towards vulnerability and self-acceptance, as she navigates the complexities of her past and present relationships. Through moments of heartwarming connection, spicy encounters, and emotional growth, readers witness Eden's transformation from a guarded and secretive individual to a woman who learns to trust and lean on others. The book beautifully portrays the evolution of Eden's character, her empowering role at the club, and the deep bonds she forms with Clay and Jade, culminating in a finale that is both touching and uplifting.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Salacious Players Club )

  10. #10
    Call Me Maybe
    Book 1 in the series:Love Lines

    Call Me Maybe - Love Lines by Cara Bastone
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    'Call Me Maybe' by Cara Bastone is a heartwarming romance that unfolds over customer service calls between Vera and Cal. As they work together on Vera's website, their virtual friendship blossoms into a sweet and romantic connection. The book portrays the struggles and insecurities of the characters, building tension as they wait to meet in person, all while maintaining witty banter and authentic dialogue. The story is filled with humor, cute moments, and relatable characters, creating an engaging and enjoyable listening experience.

    The writing style of 'Call Me Maybe' is described as fresh, fun, and entertaining, with well-developed characters and a natural progression of the romance. The book stands out for its unique concept of two characters falling in love through phone calls, texts, and emails, making it a refreshing and charming addition to the romance genre. The narration, background sounds, and dialogue are highlighted as key elements that enhance the immersive experience, creating a feel-good and engaging audiobook that captivates the audience from start to finish.

    “Good, because do you have any idea how long I’ve been listening to that horrible hold music? Three hours and forty-five minutes. I could have watched Titanic in the amount of time I’ve been on hold. ...

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