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Save:'A Seditious Affair' by K.J. Charles is a historical romance novel set in the Regency period, delving into the political unrest and social issues of the time. The book explores the relationship between two protagonists, Silas and Dominic, who come from different social backgrounds and political beliefs but find a deep connection and passion between them. The writing style is described as sharp, engaging, and immersive, providing a detailed backdrop of the historical period while intertwining a passionate love story.
He stood as if looking out the window, though it was covered by drapes. No prying eyes wanted. His back was to the door, and Silas gave himself a moment to look. Curly black hair that he knew to be sh... - #2
Save:'Widdershins' in the series 'Whyborne & Griffin' by Jordan L. Hawk follows the story of Percival Whyborne, a shy and intelligent philologist haunted by his past, and Griffin, an ex-Pinkerton with his own demons. When a murder investigation leads them to translate an ancient book, sparks fly between them, but Lovecraftian horrors and a murder mystery complicate their budding romance. Set in a Victorian-era atmosphere with a mix of supernatural elements, the book features strong character development, a compelling plot, and a touch of romance that keeps readers engaged. The writing style is described as natural, flowing, and immersive, drawing readers into the world of Widdershins and the adventures of Whyborne and Griffin.
This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, livi... - #3
Save:'The Henchmen of Zenda' by K.J. Charles is a thrilling adventure with romantic elements that follows the cunning narrator, Jasper Detchard, as he navigates a world of plots and schemes to help his friend and mistress, Toni. Set in the quest to dethrone a king, the story is full of action, loyalty, and moral ambiguity, all told through Jasper's sharp and cynical perspective. The book cleverly weaves together elements of heroism, double-crossing, and swashbuckling action, creating a captivating and eventful narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
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Save:'The Lion and the Crow' by Eli Easton is a short novella set in the late 1200s to early 1300s England and Scotland. The story follows two knights, Sir William Corbet and Sir Christian Brandon, as they embark on a perilous journey to rescue Lady Elaine. The plot revolves around their forbidden attraction, the societal norms they must navigate, and the evolution of their relationship from admiration to love. The book is praised for its captivating storytelling, heartwarming romance, and well-developed characters, with a mix of suspense, passion, and emotional depth.
The first time William saw him, he was riding onto the tournament field on a red horse. His tunic was brilliant blue with a white eagle spreading its wings on the front, identifying him as one of Lord... - #5
Save:"Brothers of the Wild North Sea" by Harper Fox is a historical fiction novel with light supernatural elements set in northern England in the 700s. The story follows the unlikely bond between Fen, a Viking warrior, and Cai, a Christian monk who is the son of a non-Christian warlord. The book delves into themes of love, survival, spirituality, and personal growth as the characters navigate the darkness of their world and find hope and connection in each other. The writing style is described as beautifully descriptive, emotionally engaging, and filled with historical detail, creating a compelling and immersive reading experience.
The sea bells were ringing. Caius, walking by the side of a shaggy pony who needed no leading this close to home, listened in wonder. The dunes were scattered with them—fragile purple flower heads th... - #6
Save:In 'An Unseen Attraction,' Clem, an illegitimate son of an aristocratic family, manages a lodging house in Victorian London. The plot unfolds as a poisonous fog descends on the city, bringing murder, arson, and dangerous secrets. The relationship between Clem and his lodger, Rowley, a taxidermist, builds slowly and tentatively as they find themselves entangled in a dark and dangerous mystery. The writing style is praised for its historical accuracy, detailed descriptions of Victorian London, and the authentic portrayal of characters from all walks of life.
Clem Talleyfer contemplated him with a sense of weary resignation. It wasn’t that he minded Lugtrout, much, except for the way he flouted the house rules with that casual contempt, because he could, o... - #7
Save:In "Captive Prince" by C.S. Pacat, readers are introduced to a gripping tale of political intrigue and complex relationships in a Greco-Roman inspired alternate world. The story follows Prince Damianos, betrayed by his half-brother and sent as a slave gift to the enemy kingdom's crown prince, Laurent. As the plot unfolds, readers are immersed in a world filled with palace intrigue, strong character development, and an intricate political climate that keeps them hooked till the end. The slow-burn romance between the two main characters, Damen and Laurent, adds a layer of tension and depth to the narrative, making it a compelling read for fans of male-male romance.
The book has been praised for its intricate world-building, well-written characters, and the way it handles themes of politics, power dynamics, and betrayal. The narrative is described as intense, engaging, and filled with suspense, with readers finding themselves invested in the lives of the characters and eager to uncover the twists and turns of the story as it unfolds across the trilogy.
DAMEN CAME BACK to himself in stages, his drugged limbs heavy against the silk cushions, the gold cuffs on his wrists like lead weights. His eyelids raised and lowered. The sounds he heard made no sen... - #8
Save:In "The Ruin of a Rake," Julian Medlock, a meticulous and reserved man, finds himself tasked with reforming the scandalous Lord Courtenay's image in society. As they work together, their relationship evolves from animosity to companionship, revealing hidden depths in each other. The book explores themes of redemption, connection, and the complexities of love, set against the backdrop of Regency London. Cat Sebastian's writing style is described as comforting and engaging, with a focus on character development and emotional depth that draws readers into the story.
Julian pursed his lips as he gazed at the symmetrical brick façade of his sister’s house. It was every bit as bad as he had feared. He could hear the racket from the street, for God’s sake. He pulled ...
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Save:'Nova Praetorian' by N.R. Walker is a historical romance set in ancient Rome, focusing on the love story between Quintus and Kaeso. The plot involves political intrigue, loyalty, betrayal, violence, and passion, all set against the backdrop of Roman society. The writing style is described as captivating, with well-researched historical references that bring authenticity to the story. The book delves into the dynamics of power, relationships, and societal norms during that era, creating a thrilling and engaging narrative.
“Senator,” Quintus said, joining him in the grand hall of the ludus’ villa. Quintus knew the senator was used to more luxurious surrounds, but Quintus was proud of his house. He had, after all, helped... - #10
Save:Harry Vane, a radical freedom fighter with a secret noble lineage, is introduced to society life by Julius Norreys. Their relationship evolves from mentorship to a deep connection, amidst the backdrop of political intrigue, family expectations, and personal growth. The book is a blend of romance, politics, and historical context, with explicit sex scenes set within a strong narrative and emotional context.
“I—yes, I’m sure it is.” Harry could feel the sweat spring, despite the damp chill of the cellar beneath Theobald’s Bookshop. Silas cocked his head, listening. After a few seconds of silence, there wa...
