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Save:'The Half Orc's Maiden Bride' by Ruby Dixon is a heartwarming tale of Iolanthe, a tall and sheltered woman, who unexpectedly finds herself married to Agakor, a half-orc lord. Despite their differences, the couple's relationship blossoms into a sweet and loving bond, filled with tender moments and steamy encounters. The story unfolds in a fantasy world where the characters navigate through arranged marriages, family intrigues, and different cultural rituals, all while discovering their own strength and worth.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Aspect and Anchor ) - #2
Save:'The Beauty and the Orcs' in the 'Orc Sworn' series by Finley Fenn is a tender and emotional story that follows the intertwined lives of Kitty, Thrain, and Varinn. The book delves into themes of trust, emotional healing, and redemption as the characters navigate their relationships and personal struggles. Fenn's writing style expertly weaves together heartwarming moments, angsty romance, and elements of humor, creating a compelling narrative that draws readers in.
The plot centers around Kitty, who finds herself pregnant and homeless after a chance encounter with Thrain, an orc, at a tavern. As Kitty, Thrain, and Varinn come together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth, overcoming past traumas and learning to trust each other. Fenn skillfully explores complex emotions and relationships, portraying a story filled with twists and turns that keep readers engaged till the end.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Orc Sworn ) - #3
Save:'Mantras & Minotaurs' in the 'Leviathan Fitness' series by Ashley Bennett is a heartwarming later-in-life romance following Pam, a widowed mom of two adult children, and Alistair, a divorced dad in his midlife. The story revolves around Pam stepping back into the dating world after being widowed, while Alistair, a caring and supportive Minotaur, finds a special connection with her through a dating app. The book beautifully explores themes of self-reflection, finding love after hardships, and the importance of appreciating life's good moments. The writing style is described as wholesome, heartwarming, and filled with cozy romantic vibes that deliver a feel-good reading experience.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Leviathan Fitness ) - #4
Save:'The Story of Arthur Truluv' by Elizabeth Berg is a heartwarming tale of three lonely individuals who find solace and companionship in each other, forming an unconventional family unit. The story revolves around Arthur, an elderly widower who visits his wife's grave daily and befriends a troubled teenager named Maddy, along with his nosy but well-meaning neighbor Lucille. Together, they navigate grief, loss, and the importance of human connection, creating a bond that transcends age and circumstances. The narrative is described as charming, touching, and filled with moments of laughter and tears, reminiscent of other feel-good stories like 'A Man Called Ove.'
The plot of 'The Story of Arthur Truluv' unfolds in a gentle and compassionate manner, exploring themes of grief, friendship, and the resilience of the human spirit. Elizabeth Berg's writing style is praised for its warmth and emotional depth, drawing readers into the lives of the characters and their journey towards healing and understanding. The book is lauded for its relatable characters, poignant storytelling, and the way it captures the complexities of relationships and the power of creating a chosen family out of unexpected circumstances.
In the six months since the November day that his wife, Nola, was buried, Arthur Moses has been having lunch with her every day. He rides the bus to the cemetery and when he gets there, he takes his s... - #5
Save:'The Highlander's Promise' by Lynsay Sands is a captivating romance novel set in the Highlands, filled with humorous moments, murder attempts, and a fake marriage with a twist of memory loss. The story follows Aulay and Jetta as they navigate mistaken identities, heartfelt longing, and ultimately find true love amidst a backdrop of mystery and intrigue. Readers will be drawn into the blossoming relationship between the main characters, the endearing dynamics of the Buchanan family, and the unraveling of a compelling mystery surrounding Jetta's past and the attempts on her life.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Highlanders ) - #6
Save:'Oz' by Lily Morton is a heartwarming and humorous MM romance novel that follows the story of Oz Gallagher, a witty and charming young man who finds himself without a boyfriend, job, or a place to live after catching his boss cheating. In a stroke of luck, he lands a job as a House Manager for the Earl of Ashworth, Silas, at a country estate in Cornwall. Despite their initial reservations, Oz and Silas are drawn to each other, forming a deep connection filled with banter, chemistry, and genuine care. The book beautifully captures their journey of finding love and belonging in each other, set against the backdrop of renovations, humor, and steamy moments.
A few days later I shift uncomfortably in my chair and look around. I still can’t quite believe that I’ve been summoned to an interview in a suite at the Dorchester. Not with my CV, anyway. Even with ... - #7
Save:"The Switch" by Beth O'Leary is a heartwarming story about Leena and her grandmother, Eileen, who decide to swap lives for two months. Leena, dealing with a panic attack and the loss of her sister, takes a break and moves to her grandmother's quiet hometown, while Eileen explores London's dating scene. The book explores themes of family, grief, romance, and self-discovery through the delightful and quirky characters of both generations.
“I think we should swap,” I tell Bee, bobbing up into a half-squat so I can talk to her over my computer screen. “I’m bricking it. You should do the start and I’ll do the end and that way by the time ... - #8
Save:'Someone Else's Ocean' by Kate Stewart is a heartwarming love story that follows the journey of Ian and Koti, childhood friends who reunite as adults on a beautiful island. Both carrying their own emotional baggage, they navigate through their pasts and present struggles while finding solace in each other's company. The book beautifully explores themes of love, self-discovery, and healing, with vivid imagery that transports readers to the serene setting of St Thomas. Kate Stewart's writing style is praised for its emotional depth, realistic characters, and engaging dialogue that captures the essence of human connection.
I DON’T ALWAYS FEEL LIKE a failure, but as I picked up the iguana crap from the side of the pool, a small glimpse of the life I left behind hit me in a flash—sipping a designer martini with a killer v... - #9
Save:The Boss Who Stole Christmas is a Christmas-themed novella from the Reindeer Falls series by Jana Aston. The story follows Holly, who works at a toy store and loves all things Christmas, but doesn't have a great boss in Nick Saint Croix, whom she initially sees as a Grinch. The book explores their relationship as it evolves from enemies to lovers, with a mix of humor, steaminess, and holiday cheer. The plot includes a trip to Germany, where Holly and Nick's dynamic starts to shift, leading to a heartwarming ending that captures the spirit of the season.
I'm sure of it, even if he doesn't live on a cliff overlooking Whoville or own a dog named Max. Even if he doesn't have an orphan named Harry living under his stairs. Even if he hasn't cancelled the c... - #10
Save:'Animal's People' by Indra Sinha is a novel that revolves around a boy named Animal, who was born after a chemical disaster in India that left him physically deformed, forcing him to move on all fours. The book delves into the aftermath of the tragedy in a fictional town, shedding light on the struggles of the survivors to seek justice and restore their health. Through Animal's unique perspective and voice, the narrative vividly portrays the poverty, despair, and resilience of the community affected by the disaster.
The story is a blend of magical realism and psychological drama, narrated by Animal into a tape recorder, revealing the tragic events that unfolded after the chemical explosion in the town of Khaufpur. The book captures the emotional journey of Animal and his quest for justice, intertwined with themes of hope, resilience, and the fight against corporate negligence, drawing inspiration from the real-life Bhopal Chemical Disaster in India.
“So sweet you were, a naughty little angel. You’d stand up on tiptoe, Animal my son, and hunt in the cupboard for food.” This is the sort of thing they say. Only mostly there wasn’t any food plus real...
