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Save:'No Flowers Required' by Cari Quinn is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Alexa, the owner of a flower shop struggling to keep her business afloat, and Dillon, the heir to the corporation that is about to foreclose on Alexa's shop. The plot revolves around their instant attraction, hidden identities, and the challenges they face as they navigate their growing feelings for each other. The writing style is described as engaging, humorous, and filled with steamy encounters that keep the readers entertained and hooked from start to finish.
“Is there anything else I can do for you?” Harvey Walton, her real estate agent, asked. He’d called to make sure she was happy with how the sale of her home had gone, and she’d yet to do little more t... - #2
Save:Sweet Talk by Cara Bastone is a heartfelt romance novel that follows the unconventional love story of Jessie and Eliot. Jessie, a kind and sensitive woman dealing with family responsibilities, receives a text from Eliot, a man she's been daydreaming about. What starts as a random text exchange turns into deep conversations and a growing connection between the two characters, despite Jessie hiding her true identity from Eliot. The book is structured around their phone conversations and explores themes of vulnerability, love, and the fear of revealing one's true self in a relationship. The unique writing style, filled with witty and humorous dialogues, immerses the reader in the emotional journey of Jessie and Eliot as they navigate their feelings for each other.
I nearly choke to death on the humongous bite of dry chocolate cake in my mouth. It’s almost 2 a.m., I’m sitting cross-legged on the kitchen counter in my dad’s apartment, and I’m pretty sure I just g...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Love Lines ) - #3
Save:'Spoiler Alert' by Olivia Dade is a contemporary romance novel that delves into themes of self-acceptance, body positivity, and the world of fandom. The story follows April, a woman who writes fanfiction about a famous actor, Marcus. When Marcus discovers April's alter ego, they navigate a relationship filled with secrets, vulnerabilities, and the complexities of fame and personal struggles. The book weaves in elements of humor, romance, and self-discovery as the characters confront their inner demons and societal expectations.
The narrative style of 'Spoiler Alert' alternates between point-of-view chapters, fan fiction excerpts, direct messages, and script snippets, creating an immersive reading experience. The book explores the challenges of finding love later in life, tackling difficult topics such as fat phobia, dyslexia, parental issues, and the importance of self-worth and acceptance in relationships.
Still, at the director’s call of action, he let out a guttural howl and rode amid the chaos of warfare once more, adrenaline metallic on his tongue as he galloped through choking smoke-machine clouds.... - #4
Save:"How to Marry a Marquis" by Julia Quinn follows the story of Elizabeth Hotchkiss, a young woman who discovers a guidebook on marrying a marquis and decides to follow its advice in order to secure a wealthy match to support her family. Unbeknownst to her, the marquis she encounters, James Sidwell, is actually in disguise investigating a blackmail case involving Elizabeth's employer. As they navigate misunderstandings and hidden identities, a romance blossoms between Elizabeth and James, leading to a heartwarming and humorous tale of love and deception set in the Regency era.
Elizabeth smiled weakly as she tried to figure out how she was going to put away enough money to buy fuel to heat their little cottage that winter. “We, ah…we haven’t much in the way of funds, I’m afr... - #5
Save:Dear Mr. Knightley by Katherine Reay is a heartwarming novel that follows Samantha Moore, a young woman who grew up in the foster care system, as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth. The story is told through a series of letters written by Samantha to her unknown benefactor, Mr. Knightley, who is funding her education. As Samantha navigates her new life at journalism school, she faces challenges, makes mistakes, and learns to trust herself and others. Through the letters, readers get a glimpse into Samantha's past struggles, her love for literature, and her transformation into a more confident and hopeful individual.
The book cleverly weaves themes of family, relationships, trust, and faith, incorporating elements of classic literature, especially Jane Austen's works. The format of letters adds a unique touch to the storytelling, allowing readers to connect with Samantha on a personal level as she shares her thoughts, experiences, and emotions. With a mix of humor, love, heartache, and growth, Dear Mr. Knightley offers a poignant and uplifting narrative that explores the complexities of life, love, and the importance of forging meaningful connections.
In the meantime I’ve settled into my old ways and my old jobs: I resumed tutoring at Buckhorn Cottage (Grace House’s cottage for 8- to 13-year-old boys) and I picked up a few shifts at the public libr... - #6
Save:The Stopover by T.L. Swan follows the love story between Emily and Jamison, starting with a chance encounter on a flight that leads to a memorable night together. A year later, they reunite when Emily joins Jamison's media empire, where their dynamic evolves from initial attraction to a complex relationship filled with banter, chemistry, and challenges. The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-defined characters, and a writing style that balances humor, romance, and emotional depth.
I glare at him. Oh, I dare all right. I’ve just spent the last forty-eight hours in hell. I flew across the world to go to a wedding, only to watch my ex-boyfriend drape himself over his new girlfrien... - #7
Save:A Lie for a Lie by Helena Hunting tells the story of Lainey, a young woman working on her master's thesis focusing on aquatic animals, who meets RJ Bowman, the Captain of Chicago's NHL team, during a turbulent flight to Kodiak, Alaska. Despite RJ's initial lie about his identity, the two form a connection during their time in Alaska, leading to a magical few weeks together. However, their budding romance faces challenges as secrets and unexpected reunions come to light, ultimately testing their relationship and commitment to each other.
The book is described as a light and entertaining romance with a mix of humor, sweet moments, and minimal conflict. The story features likable adult characters dealing with real-life issues such as anxiety and trauma, set against the backdrop of Alaska's scenic beauty. With elements of second chance romance, sports romance, and a touch of drama, A Lie for a Lie offers a heartwarming and engaging read that explores themes of love, trust, and personal growth.
“Uhhhh . . . slim to none?” My sister’s voice crackles through the car speakers on a scoff. “Why are you going to a birthday party for toddlers anyway? Is this some kind of new dating strategy? Like y... - #8
Save:'Illusions of Grandeur' in the series 'The Impossible Julian Strande' by Kathryn Ann Kingsley is a gripping tale that intertwines romance with mystery and magic. Readers are drawn into a world where the house itself becomes a character, shrouded in secrets waiting to be unraveled. The story follows Alice, a relatable and strong-willed character, as she navigates a world of illusions, romance, and enigmatic personalities like Julian and Charles. Kingsley's writing style is described as captivating, unique, and filled with complex characters that readers can't help but relate to and become invested in.
The worst ideas always happened with the best of intentions behind them. The paved road to Hell and all that jazz. That was what ran through Alice’s mind as she stared up at the enormous mansion that ... - #9
Save:Stolen by the Wolves is a historical fantasy novel set during the Viking occupation of Alba, focusing on the story of a Britton woman named Tamsin and a Viking named Thrain. The book intricately weaves together elements of romance, mythology, and cultural conflicts, creating a slow burn storyline that captivates readers. With hidden identities, misunderstandings, and moments of tension, the plot unfolds with well-researched historical details and creative world-building. The writing style is described as fantastic, with descriptive and active prose that sets the tone for the era in which the story takes place. The author skillfully blends omegaverse elements into the narrative, presenting a unique take on the genre without explicitly using terms like "omega" and "alpha."
The waxing moon hangs low in the sky, a golden crescent in the deepening sunset. Our longboats follow the shredded coast of Dál Riata, drums beating the pace, men grunting as they plunge the oars to a... - #10
Save:Emphatic in the 'Soul Serenade' series by Kaylee Ryan is a contemporary adult romance novel that follows the story of Logan and Kacen. The plot revolves around their unexpected encounter in Hawaii where they spend a week together, leading to a deep connection. However, things take an interesting turn when Logan starts her new job as a personal assistant to a famous band, only to realize that her new boss is none other than Kacen, the man she met in Hawaii. The book delves into their developing relationship, navigating the challenges of their employer-employee dynamic while exploring themes of love, trust, and self-discovery. The writing style is characterized by friendly banter, teasing, and steamy moments, creating a captivating and engaging narrative that keeps readers invested in the evolving romance between Logan and Kacen.
