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"I'm the Vampire, That's Why" is a light-hearted paranormal romance set in Broken Heart, Oklahoma, where vampires are rebuilding their society. The story follows Jessica Matthews, a single mom turned vampire, who navigates her new undead life with the help of the charming vampire Patrick O'Halloran. The book is filled with funny and snarky characters, fast-paced storytelling, and a touch of romance. Readers praised the entertaining plot, engaging characters, and the unique twist on vampire lore in a small-town setting.
The writing style of Michele Bardsley in "I'm the Vampire, That's Why" is described as funny, witty, and easy to read. The book offers a mix of humor, romance, and paranormal elements, creating an enjoyable and entertaining read. The story balances light-hearted moments with some darker undertones, making it a fun and engaging novel for fans of vampire fiction and paranormal romance.
Enter the Mother into the Pit of Despair. I refuse to walk more than a foot into the Pit because I'm afraid a radiated tentacle might emerge from a gooey pile of papers and clothes and drag me, scream... - #2
'Strictly Business' in the 'Salinger Brothers' series by Carrie Elks follows the story of Ava, a woman in her thirties who is ready to have a baby on her own. However, her work life takes an unexpected turn when her nemesis from a New York publishing company becomes her boss. Despite their rocky history, Myles offers to help Ava by providing the sperm for her baby. As they spend more time together, their relationship evolves from office rivals to co-parents, revealing a different side to both of them. The plot combines elements of office rivalry, enemies to lovers, and the unconventional journey of making a baby together, creating a unique and entertaining dynamic between the characters.
The writing style of Carrie Elks in 'Strictly Business' is described as light, fun, and engaging, making it an easy read that keeps readers entertained from start to finish. The author skillfully weaves humor, romance, and heartwarming moments into the story, portraying relatable characters and intriguing plot twists that add depth and charm to the narrative.
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'Dare to Believe' in the series 'The Gray Court' by Dana Marie Bell is a paranormal romance that introduces readers to a world where faeries, vampires, leprechauns, and other supernatural beings coexist. The story revolves around the romance between Leo and Ruby, exploring themes of fated mates, family dynamics, and the politics of the magical world they inhabit. The writing style is described as a mix of light-hearted humor, steamy sex scenes, fast-paced action, and a sweet romance that keeps readers engaged throughout the book.
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Struggling artist Sheridan Harper unexpectedly spends a passionate night with Jared Quinn, the star quarterback of the San Jose Hawks. Jared's publicist suggests a fake marriage to keep him out of the tabloids, leading to a steamy arrangement with a no-sex clause. As their chemistry sizzles, they navigate the challenges of deception and growing feelings, blurring the lines between fake and real.
The book 'Game for Marriage' by Karen Erickson is a fast-paced, steamy romance that delves into the complexities of a fake marriage between a talented football player and a struggling artist. With a plot filled with tension, banter, and forbidden desires, the story follows Jared and Sheridan as they navigate their fake relationship while battling their undeniable attraction and the pressures of public image.
“Seriously. It’s amazing how you made something out of absolutely nothing.” He had a sexy voice, her new admirer, rich and deep. And as soon as she finished capturing her friend Willow handing over a ... - #5
'Bunny and the Bear' by Eve Langlais is a funny paranormal romance featuring bunny shifter Miranda and bear shifter Chase. Miranda, an agent for FUC, is tasked with protecting Chase from kidnappers. The book is the first in the Furry United Coalition series, offering a mix of humor, steamy romance, and suspense. The characters are well-developed, the world-building is solid, and the alternating points of view add depth to the story. The chemistry between Miranda and Chase is electric, leading to a cute and entertaining romance filled with witty dialogue and action-packed scenes.
Talk about hypnotic—and cock hardening. The bouncing little ass, which he almost bumped into—at just the right height—bobbed from side to side right outside his apartment door. The owner of the delect... - #6
'Love at First Roar' in the series 'Grayslake' by author Celia Kyle follows the story of Isaac, a bear shifter ready to leave his family due to his belief that his scars from a past fight would prevent him from finding a mate. However, his path crosses with Kair, a woman who escaped an abusive family, and they find solace in each other's brokenness. The plot unfolds with family dynamics, humor, danger, and romance, all woven together in a well-written and detailed narrative style that delves into the pain and growth of the characters.
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Molly Harper's 'How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf' is a fun and quirky paranormal romance set in Grundy, Alaska. The story follows Mo Wenstein, a Southern transplant looking for a fresh start, who finds herself entangled in a supernatural mystery involving werewolves, romance, and small-town shenanigans. Through the first-person perspective of Mo, the book unfolds naturally over the course of a year, blending humor, romance, and a touch of mystery in a light-hearted and engaging writing style.
Mo's character is well-developed, imperfect yet relatable, with a quick wit and Southern charm that adds depth to the narrative. The plot revolves around Mo's journey of self-discovery while navigating her attraction to the grumpy and enigmatic werewolf, Cooper Graham. The book cleverly balances the paranormal elements, limited to werewolves, with Mo's personal growth and budding romance, creating a heartwarming and entertaining story that keeps readers engaged till the end.
This was a lesson I had to learn the hard way. A lesson that I didn’t anticipate that crisp June morning as I drove my ailing truck to the town limits of tiny Grundy in the southeast interior of Alask... - #8
'How to Lose a Duke in Ten Days' by Laura Lee Guhrke is a historical romance novel set in London, focusing on the complex relationship between an American heiress named Edie and the Duke of Margrave, Stuart. The story unfolds as Stuart returns from his explorations in Africa and seeks to rekindle his marriage with Edie, who is hesitant due to past traumas. The book explores themes of love, healing, and second chances, with a mix of emotional conflicts and seductive tension between the main characters. The plot is structured around a unique setup where the two leads are already married but living separate lives, adding depth to their journey towards reconciliation and understanding.
The writing style of the book blends elements of historical accuracy with a touch of modern sensibility, creating a compelling narrative that delves into the complexities of relationships and personal growth. Despite some controversial aspects regarding historical inaccuracies and racial themes, the novel presents a swoon-worthy romance with memorable characters and heartfelt moments that resonate with readers.
TEA AND SCANDAL, as writer William Congreve so shrewdly pointed out, have always had a natural affinity, and every season, the matrons of British society developed very decided preferences as to which... - #9
'Rough Around the Hedges' by Lish McBride is a heartwarming story about found family, friends-to-lovers romance, and magical witchy fun. The book follows a group of friends navigating through relationships, personal growth, and overcoming past traumas. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor, romance, and emotional depth that keeps readers invested in the characters' journeys.
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'Seeing Red' in the Wells Ranch series by Bailey Hannah follows the story of Cassidy Bowman and Chase Red Thompson. Cassidy, described as a strong and sassy character, finds herself in an unexpected pregnancy situation with Chase, her childhood friend who is known for being sweet and caring despite his hot-headed nature. The book explores their journey from friends to lovers, navigating trust issues, low self-esteem, and unexpected parenthood. The writing style is praised for its realistic portrayal of ranch life, well-developed characters, and engaging plot that keeps readers hooked till the end.
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