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Save:His Kiss by Melanie Marks is a novella that follows the story of Ally, a good girl who finds herself torn between her long-term boyfriend, Aiden, and the bad boy, Griffin. The plot revolves around Ally's journey of self-discovery and navigating her feelings for both boys. The writing style is described as engaging, light-hearted, and relatable, with a focus on teenage romance and the complexities of relationships.
Griffin shut his locker, then did a double-take when he saw I was standing there, waiting for him. He tilted his head with his usual smirk. Only, it wasn’t exactly his usual smirk. He looked perplexed... - #2
Save:'On the Line' by Liz Lincoln tells the story of Carrie Heron, a science teacher struggling to find a job, who ends up becoming a nanny for Seth Chamberlain's daughter, Maddy. Seth, a single dad and NFL player, is initially drawn to Carrie through their text flirtation, leading to a cheeky romance with elements of humor, heart, and heat. The book explores the complexities of their relationship, Seth's challenges as a father, and the dynamics between the characters, all set against a backdrop of light and fun storytelling.
Carrie Heron’s toes wiggled impatiently inside her shoes. It wasn’t the cashier’s fault that Carrie had put off grocery shopping until eight o’clock at night, when her stomach was ready to digest itse... - #3
Save:'Almost Priest' by Lydia Michaels is the first book in the 'McCullough Mountain' series, featuring a captivating love story between Colin McCullough and Samantha Dougherty. The book explores the challenges and dilemmas faced by the characters as Colin, who is on the verge of taking his priestly vows, finds himself drawn to Samantha. The story is filled with heartwarming and heartbreaking moments, unexpected plot twists, and a strong family dynamic within the McCullough clan. Michaels' writing style keeps the readers engaged with its emotional depth and relatable characters, making it a compelling read for fans of contemporary romance.
'Almost Priest' navigates themes of love, sacrifice, and self-discovery as Colin and Samantha's relationship evolves amidst conflicting desires and commitments. The book offers a blend of light-hearted and poignant moments, showcasing the deep emotional connection between the characters. Michaels crafts a narrative that delves into the complexities of relationships and personal growth, while also highlighting the importance of family support and understanding. Overall, 'Almost Priest' sets the stage for a series filled with romance, humor, and heartfelt storytelling.
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Save:'Eternity' by Jude Deveraux follows the story of Carrie Montgomery, a pampered woman who decides to become a mail order bride and starts a new life out west with Joshua Greene and his two children. Despite initial doubts from Joshua, Carrie proves herself to be a smart and capable woman who transforms their house into a real home. As their relationship evolves, they both have to overcome their pasts to truly be together. The plot is filled with love, humor, and unexpected twists, making it a heartwarming and enjoyable read for fans of the author's work.
As Jamie Montgomery walked through the long house, he didn't so much as glance about him, for he had grown up in the house and knew it well. Had anyone else seen the cozy comfort of the house, they wo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Montgomery/Taggert ) - #5
Save:'One Moment Please' by Amy Daws follows the story of Lynsey, a woman who unexpectedly finds herself pregnant after a steamy encounter with a moody doctor named Josh. As they navigate their newfound parenthood together, their relationship evolves from enemies to lovers, with crackling chemistry and emotional depth. The writing style of the book is described as light, sexy, and entertaining, with moments that range from scorching to playful to angsty, keeping readers engaged throughout the story.
And this whole situation is a damn shame because all that deliciousness is completely wasted on him. What’s he got to be so angry about? You’d think a guy who looks like a stallion horse bred straight... - #6
Save:'Before I Do' by Sophie Cousens is a heartwarming romantic comedy that follows Audrey's journey as she navigates the complexities of love and relationships. The story revolves around Audrey's upcoming wedding to Josh, but her world is turned upside down when Fred, her 'what if guy', reappears on the scene. As Audrey faces a series of wedding disasters, she begins to question her feelings for Josh and her lingering connection to Fred. The book skillfully weaves between past and present timelines, providing a deep exploration of Audrey's character and her journey towards self-discovery and true love.
The author, Sophie Cousens, masterfully captures the essence of Audrey's emotions, making readers empathize with her struggles, laugh at her wit, and root for her growth throughout the book. With unexpected laugh-out-loud moments, delightful characters, and a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, 'Before I Do' offers a captivating and entertaining read that explores the themes of love, regret, and personal growth.
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Save:'Advanced Physical Chemistry' by Susannah Nix follows the story of Penny, a character who transitions from being a good girl to a more carefree version of herself. She meets Caleb, a barista at a coffee shop, and decides to have a fling with him before he leaves town. The story is a mix of romance, humor, and light-hearted moments, with a focus on the characters' personal growth and relationship development. The plot includes elements of self-discovery, second chances, and the dynamics of modern dating, all narrated mainly from Penny's perspective with occasional insights into Caleb's thoughts.
The writing style of 'Advanced Physical Chemistry' is praised for its pace and ability to keep readers engaged. offers a blend of quirky, serious, and light-hearted moments that create an emotional and enjoyable love story. The characters, especially Penny and Caleb, are depicted as strong personalities with relatable qualities, set in a familiar and appealing coffee shop environment. The author, Susannah Nix, incorporates STEM elements into the romance genre effectively, presenting realistic, funny, and believable characters that draw readers in and make them invested in the story.
She had discovered her last boyfriend was cheating on her only a month after she’d picked up her entire life in Washington, DC, and moved across the country for him. And before that, she’d been cheate...
(Also, see 65 recommendations for the series Chemistry Lessons ) - #8
Save:Dark Celebration by Christine Feehan is a heartwarming reunion of the Carpathians during Christmas time. The book brings together all the characters from the series, giving readers a glimpse into the Carpathian society and their interactions with each other. As the Prince of the Carpathians, Mikhail Dubrinsky, fears for the extinction of their species, Carpathians from around the world gather to join forces against their enemies. The story is filled with sensual adventure, undying passion, and astonishing fantasy, providing a festive and emotional journey for fans of the Dark Series.
Stars glittered across the night sky and the moon spilled light, illuminating the trees below and turning leaves a glistening silver. A female owl skimmed the canopy, dipped lower to speed through the...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Dark ) - #9
Save:'The Obedient Bride' by Mary Balogh tells the story of a marriage of convenience between Arabella and Viscount Astor. Astor, a man of his times, believes he can continue his lifestyle unchanged after marriage, unaware of the impact it has on his wife. Arabella, initially overawed by her husband, gradually realizes her worth and stands up for herself, leading to a transformation in their relationship. The narrative explores themes of infidelity, moral awakening, and emotional growth within the Regency era setting, portraying a complex and evolving relationship between the characters.
VISCOUNT Astor yawned widely enough to hear his jaws crack and lifted one booted leg to join the other on the plush velvet upholstery of the carriage seat opposite him. He wriggled his shoulders again... - #10
Save:In 'Falling for My Enemy' by Claire Kingsley, the book follows the story of Hazel and Corban, two high IQ individuals with a passionate rivalry in the field of applied psychological research. Their theories around finding love and developing relationships lead to antagonistic conflict, pranks, and a battle of wits. As they are forced to spend more time together due to professional circumstances, their hate-lust dynamic evolves into a powerful chemistry that threatens to ignite. The book explores themes of self-acceptance, vulnerability, and the complexities of forming genuine connections, all wrapped in a quirky, humorous writing style that keeps readers engaged and entertained.
The plot unfolds as Hazel and Corban navigate their challenging relationship, filled with misunderstandings, moments of vulnerability, and a slow-burning romance that defies their initial assumptions about each other. The author, Claire Kingsley, expertly weaves together humor, heartfelt moments, and steamy encounters, creating a story that is both light-hearted and emotionally resonant. Through the interactions of the main characters and the supporting cast, the book delivers a message of self-discovery, acceptance, and the transformative power of genuine connection, making it a delightful and engaging read for fans of romantic comedy.
I will confess, I was nervous you wouldn’t hang in there with Hazel. If you found her a little bit hard to understand in the beginning, you’re not alone. My beta readers all had a moment of, “Um… okay...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dirty Martini Running Club )
