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Save:In 'Darkest Temptation' by Rachel Van Dyken, readers are introduced to Serenity, a vampire who feels abandoned by her parents, and Mason, a werewolf who has experienced great loss in the past. Their paths cross, and they are immediately drawn to each other, embarking on a journey to understand their attraction before it engulfs them both. The story unfolds with moments of chemistry, humor, and intense emotions, showcasing a forbidden love between a wolf and a vampire. As Mason and Serenity navigate their complicated feelings and destinies, they are supported by a cast of intriguing characters in a paranormal world crafted by RVD that captivates readers and leaves them wanting more.
The narrative delves into Mason's internal struggles and transformation, from a moody and withdrawn werewolf to someone willing to embrace love and his true self. Serenity, too, grapples with feelings of loneliness and displacement, finding solace and belonging with Mason. As their bond strengthens and they confront societal expectations and personal demons, a tale of love, sacrifice, and self-discovery unfolds, drawing readers into a captivating story of supernatural beings navigating their destinies amidst challenges and uncertainties.
“Mason.” Ethan, vampire pain-in-my-ass, barked out my name like he was irritated with me. He sat at the table, hands folded, black hair pulled into a stupid bun in the back of his head making him look...October 2017•245 pages
(Also, see 7 recommendations for the series The Dark Ones Saga ) - #2
Save:A bold, big-hearted family drama with romance and secrets swirling - richly written, a little messy, and utterly worth it for anyone wanting more than the typical love story.
'The Goodmans' by Clare Ashton is a contemporary romance novel that delves into the complexities of love, family dynamics, and self-discovery. The story follows the Goodman family, portraying their struggles, secrets, and relationships across generations. The author, Clare Ashton, intricately weaves together multiple perspectives, creating a narrative that explores themes of friendship, family, and emotional growth. Through witty dialogue and poignant character development, the book captures the essence of romantic dysfunction and the journey towards finding completeness in broken hearts.
Her belovedhome town of Ludbury, in the rolling hills of the Welsh-Shropshireborders, she imagined eternal. It was a quintessential and timelessEnglish town, with medieval sandstone walls encircling G...June 2018•376 pages - #3
Save:A funny, heartfelt, and messy Christmas rom-com that's as sweet as a plate of Christmas cookies - especially perfect for anyone craving a queer, feel-good romance with plenty of laughs and big emotions.
In "Kiss Her Once For Me," author Alison Cochrun weaves a sassy tale full of humor and drama that easily draws the reader into Ellie's story as a down and out animator who finds herself in a crazy predicament when she agrees to be in a fake relationship with Andrew Kim Prescott, a wealthy real estate investor, who needs to be married in order to receive his grandfather's inheritance. While at Andrew's family cabin for the Christmas holiday, Ellie discovers that a one night stand she had last Christmas Eve with a woman is Andrew's sister Jack Jacqueline. Follow along as Ellie gets caught up in a hot mess of a situation when the week at the cabin turns into a love trapezoid between Ellie, Andrew, Jack, and Jack's BFF Dylan. What should Ellie do: go through with the fake relationship in order to get ten percent of Andrew's inheritance, or tell the truth and profess her love for Jack.
Since buses are delayed, I tighten the red, hand-knitted scarf around my neck and plow angrily down Belmont Street. Cars are Tetrised bumper to bumper from the arcade all the way to the dispensary bec...November 2022 - #4
Save:Alec delivers a rollercoaster of emotions, mixing humor, heat, and heartbreak. It’s crazy, dramatic fun - perfect if you love your romance with angst and lots of family fireworks, but not for those wanting a mellow love story.
'Alec' in the series 'Slater Brothers' by author L.A. Casey centers around the relationship between Alec, a former male escort and one of the Slater brothers, and Keela, a feisty and strong-willed woman. When Keela needs a date to her cousin's wedding, she reluctantly asks Alec to pretend to be her boyfriend. As they spend time together, their initial animosity turns into attraction, leading to a rollercoaster of emotions, drama, and suspense. The story is filled with humor, romance, heartbreak, and unexpected twists, making it a captivating read for fans of the series.
The writing style in 'Alec' combines humor, witty dialogue, and emotional depth to create a story that transitions seamlessly from funny to sweet to heartbreaking. The interactions between Alec and Keela are fiery and passionate, with a mix of love, drama, and angst that keeps readers engaged throughout the book.
I groaned at the sound of the loud voice, and flicked my eyes open then quickly re-closed them. It took a few moments for me to be able to keep them open, and when I could, I couldn't see very well. I...August 2014•549 pages
(Also, see 4 recommendations for the series Slater Brothers ) - #5
Save:A classic that truly lives up to its reputation - brilliant mysteries, memorable characters, and literary charm. Every curious reader should have The Complete Sherlock Holmes on their shelf or e-reader. Timeless fun!
The Complete Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle is a comprehensive collection of the legendary detective's tales. It includes all the stories and novels, showcasing Holmes's brilliant deductive abilities and his dynamic partnership with Dr. Watson. The plots range from simple thefts to complex murders, filled with intricate details and psychological depth. As Holmes tackles various cases, including confrontations with his arch-nemesis Moriarty, readers are drawn into the mysterious world of Victorian England.
The writing style is engaging and surprisingly modern despite being written over a century ago. Doyle's prose flows naturally, capturing both humor and drama, making the stories accessible and enjoyable for contemporary readers. Each tale reveals nuanced character development, particularly of Holmes and Watson, allowing readers to empathize deeply with them. The collection not only entertains through its thrilling mysteries but also provides insights into human nature, ensuring its place as a timeless classic.
In the year 1878 I took my degree of Doctor of Medicine of the University of London, and proceeded to Netley to go through the course prescribed for surgeons in the Army. Having completed my studies t...January 1927•440 pages - #6
Save:An emotional, heartwarming, sometimes messy ride - full of real issues, lovable side characters, and very human (sometimes flawed) leads. Not perfect, but lots to love if you’re in the mood for an angsty romance with a touch of humor.
Gold Digger (Daydreamer) by Susie Tate is a heartfelt romance that intertwines themes of trauma, healing, and relationships. The story follows Ollie and Lottie, exploring their ups and downs as Ollie attempts to win back Lottie's affection after making mistakes. While the plot is rich with emotional moments and humor, some readers feel that Ollie's character lacks maturity, leading to frustration. The book effectively balances sweet moments with drama, making it a compelling read that resonates with themes of personal growth, despite some unresolved plot points.
“Totally tracks,” Mike said without missing a beat. “You rich, aristocratic dudes are weird. Nanny fixations and all that. Who knows who you want to fuck? Probably gone through all the posh birds in L...January 2025•371 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Daydreamer ) - #7
Save:'Claimed by the Mountain Man' in the 'Montana Mountain Men' series by Gemma Weir follows the story of Penn Barnett, a mechanic, and LuLu Sullivan, a paralegal with a baby named Poppy. The plot revolves around Penn's possessiveness and obsession towards LuLu, while she navigates her feelings and fears about his intense behavior. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of humor, romance, and steamy moments, creating a rollercoaster of emotions for the readers. explores themes of love, family dynamics, and alpha male characteristics set in a small town environment.
Jesus, how can the traffic be this ridiculous in a town this small? At this rate I’ll be late for my first day at my new job. Because what I need is to make a bad first impression, especially given th...November 2021•367 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Montana Mountain Men ) - #8
Save:'To Wager with Love' in the series 'Girls Who Dare' by author Emma V. Leech is a story of love, misunderstandings, and second chances. The book follows the journey of Harriet and Jasper, whose friendship turns into enmity due to a tragic misunderstanding. As they navigate their feelings for each other, the story delves into themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the power of communication. Through a mix of angst, drama, and heartfelt moments, the author weaves a tale of love and healing, intertwined with the lives of other intriguing characters in the series.
November 2019•281 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Girls Who Dare ) - #9
Save:A feel-good, high-drama romance that reads like your favorite guilty pleasure reality show, bursting with fun characters, wild twists, and heart. Perfect if you crave entertaining escapism with plenty of love and laughs.
Harlow has just reconnected with her first love, Oakley. They find themselves on a reality TV show in The Seychelles, competing in challenges and trying to figure out their soulmates. As the story unfolds, unexpected twists and turns keep the readers guessing about the relationships and outcomes. The book is narrated mainly from Harlow's point of view, providing insights into the characters' thoughts and emotions.
The characters in 'Matched' form friendships, face obstacles, and navigate through a mix of soulmate love, lust, and heartbreak. The book captures the essence of a reality TV show with drama, scandals, secrets, and forced situations, making it a riveting and enjoyable read.
“Welcome to the beautiful island of Mahé in Seychelles! I’m your host, Tom Peters, and you,” says the man in front of us, spreading his arms out wide, “are the handpicked contestants for the premiere...May 2015•440 pages - #10
Save:'Beyond' by Mercedes Lackey is a prequel novel that delves into the founding of the Kingdom of Valdemar. The story follows Duke Kordas Valdemar, who plans an escape for his people from the tyranny of the Eastern Empire. The book is filled with twists and turns, showcasing the meticulous organization required for their escape plan, all while exploring themes of unchecked power, corruption, and the struggle for freedom. Lackey's storytelling style combines humor and drama, building interesting yet flawed characters who are faced with near-impossible odds.
“Help them through, whenever you can,” muttered Kordas, Duke of Valdemar, in a horse-box that felt stifling for the stark, dirty work to be done. He had latched onto that as his personal guide to life...June 2021•384 pages
