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Running from a Rock Star is a romantic comedy novel that follows the story of Scarlett, a children's book author, who wakes up in Las Vegas next to rock star Gavin. Their encounter leads to a series of events, including a fake marriage and a journey back to Scarlett's family ranch in Texas. The book explores themes of family, romance, and self-discovery, with a mix of humor, drama, and emotional depth. The characters, including Scarlett's eccentric aunt Honey and the witty lawyer Luanne, add layers to the story as Scarlett and Gavin navigate their past traumas and build a connection amidst chaotic circumstances.
Light seared through Scarlett Kelly’s eyelids. She buried her face in the cool pillow to block the glare, but even that slight movement caused an explosion of agony. Pain and nausea crashed into her l... - #2
The story of 'Duncan's Bride' revolves around the characters Reese Duncan and Madelyn Patterson. Reese, a rancher who had a bitter divorce, advertises for a wife and meets Madelyn, a sophisticated city girl looking for a change in her life. The plot focuses on their emotional connection, the challenges they face, and the development of their relationship amidst the backdrop of ranch life. Linda Howard's writing style injects humor, great characters, and just enough angst to keep readers entertained from start to finish.
IT WAS TIME he looked for a wife, but this time around he wasn’t looking for “love” as part of the bargain. He was older and infinitely wiser, and he knew that “love” wasn’t necessary, or even desirab... - #3
'Tears of the Moon' by Nora Roberts is the second installment in the 'Gallaghers of Ardmore' series, set in Ireland and filled with romance, magic, and well-defined characters. The story revolves around childhood friends Shawn and Brenna, who navigate their evolving relationship amidst the backdrop of a small Irish village. The plot is described as an emotional rollercoaster, filled with ups and downs that leave readers breathless and wanting more. Nora Roberts' writing style is praised for its ability to transport readers to the heart of the story, making them laugh, cry, and always yearn for more.
Shawn didn’t care for it, not a bit. No more than he cared for how easy and bloody normal she was acting as they fell into the Saturday night routine at the pub. Every time he came out of the kitchen ...
(Also, see 42 recommendations for the series Gallaghers of Ardmore ) - #4
'Duke and Duplicity' in the series 'Rogues & Gentlemen' by Emma V. Leech follows the story of Archie, a woman raised as a man by her father, who meets Ranleigh, a Duke. As their relationship develops, Archie struggles with revealing her true identity to Ranleigh, leading to a complex love story filled with twists and turns. is praised for its well-written characters, engaging storyline, and unique premise that blends historical elements with modern themes of acceptance and love.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rogues & Gentlemen ) - #5
In "No Ifs, Ands, or Bears About It" by Celia Kyle, Mia inherits her grandfather's house in Greyslake, a town of shifters. When she discovers a bear cub in her house, her life takes a dangerous turn as she navigates pack politics, murder, and surprises. Mia's strength and determination, along with the support of the clan, especially Ty, the Alpha and Sheriff, lead to a compelling and fast-paced story of romance and danger.
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In "Sexy Nerd" by Kayley Loring, the story revolves around John, a socially awkward genius, and Olivia, a sassy and talented ballerina. Despite their differences, they are drawn to each other, with John harboring a long-standing love for Olivia. The book explores their journey of navigating their contrasting worlds and personalities, culminating in a sweet and steamy love story. The writing style is described as whimsical, confounding, and fun, with quirky characters that make the romantic comedy engaging and enjoyable.
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Bad Luck Vampire by Lynsay Sands is a paranormal romance novel set in the Argeneau series, where the protagonist, Sophie, has faced tragedy and death since a young age. The book follows the rollercoaster of suspense, romance, and unexpected twists that keep readers eagerly turning pages. The writing style is described as smooth and engaging, weaving a world of immortals with a perfect balance of intrigue and steamy romance.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Argeneau ) - #8
'Where I Belong' in the 'Alabama Summer' series by J. Daniels is a steamy romance novel filled with loveable characters and hot sex scenes. The book follows the story of Mia and Ben, who navigate their complex relationship from enemies to lovers. The writing style is described as funny, witty, and engaging, with different storylines intertwining throughout the series, creating a dynamic and captivating read.
Readers praise the book for its strong emotional impact, well-developed characters, and the perfect balance of heartache, steamy romance, and love. The plot follows the journey of Mia and Ben as they overcome past hurts and insecurities to find love and happiness together, making it a compelling and enjoyable read for fans of the romance genre.
He isn’t far behind me, and I feel him the moment I place my right foot on the carpet. His hands caress down my arms, rough against soft, as I stay turned away from him, feeling his breath in my hair.... - #9
In "Fortuity" by Jewel E. Ann, readers are immersed in a heartwarming story about Gracelyn and Nathaniel, two single parents navigating life's challenges and unexpected turns. Gracelyn finds herself in a new role as a guardian to her nephew, while Nathaniel is a widowed father trying to protect his daughter from life's pains. Their paths cross as they both rent houses on the beach, leading to a beautiful journey of healing, love, and second chances. The book beautifully portrays the complexities of relationships, parenthood, and the capacity to love deeply, all while infusing humor, poignant moments, and a touch of hope.
Jewel E. Ann's "Fortuity" is praised for its well-developed characters, engaging plot, and emotional depth. The story not only explores themes of loss, healing, and love but also delves into the nuances of parenting, second chances, and the beauty of human connections. Through witty banter, heartwarming interactions, and a touch of comedy, the book captures the essence of finding love when least expected and the power of embracing new beginnings.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Transcend ) - #10
In "Heat for Hire" by V.K. Ludwig, readers are introduced to a world where Rhen, a strong but injured alpha, and Elli, a survivor trying to find her place, navigate a blossoming romance amidst an ABO dynamic. The book is a blend of sweet and spicy, with a focus on character development and emotional growth. The writing style captivates readers with humor, passion, and love, creating a story where two insecure beings find solace and connection in each other.
The plot revolves around Elli crashing onto a planet with a unique ABO dynamic, triggering her omega instincts. Opting to hire Rhen, an alpha officer, to help her through her first heat, their relationship evolves from a contract to a deep bond. The story explores themes of self-worth, trauma, and healing, as Rhen and Elli navigate their insecurities and past experiences to find love and acceptance in each other.