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    Misadventures of a College Girl - Misadventures by Lauren Rowe
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    Misadventures of a College Girl by Lauren Rowe tells the story of Zooey, a freshman studying theatre at UCLA, who is determined to lose her virginity and enlists the help of Tyler Caldwell, a football player. What starts as a casual arrangement turns into a deep connection as they both navigate their ambitions and feelings for each other. The book is filled with humor, romance, and relatable characters, drawing readers in with its engaging plot and well-developed protagonists.

    The writing style in Misadventures of a College Girl is described as engaging, humorous, and heartwarming. The author, Lauren Rowe, creates a story that is both emotional and entertaining, with characters that readers will root for and a plot that keeps them engaged from start to finish.

    Hip-hop is blaring so loudly in this living room, my molars, eyeballs, and ovaries all feel like they’re thumping in time with the bass-heavy beat. A thick blanket of smoke hangs in the air, refractin...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Misadventures )

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    The Gift
    Book 6 in the series:Winter Warmers

    The Gift - Winter Warmers by Cassie Mint
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    'The Gift' in the 'Winter Warmers' series by Cassie Mint is a heartwarming tale set in the Arctic, where the sweet and socially awkward scientist, Alexei, catches the attention of the kind and persistent mail carrier, Lizbeth. The story unfolds with Lizbeth making the first move to break through Alexei's gruff exterior, leading to a delightful romance filled with longing, humor, and sizzling heat in the far north. The plot revolves around the unique dynamics between the characters, exploring themes of shyness, obsession, and the blossoming of love in a setting that adds an original touch to the narrative.

    The writing style of 'The Gift' is characterized by its ability to create endearing characters that readers care about deeply. Cassie Mint's storytelling draws readers in with a great plot, leaving them with a happy ending that resonates with the sweetness and charm of the Arctic setting. The book offers a refreshing take on romance, incorporating elements of awkwardness, growth, and emotional depth that make it a truly enjoyable and engaging read.


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    A Whisper of Roses - Brides of the Highlands by Teresa Medeiros
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    "A Whisper of Roses" by Teresa Medeiros in the series 'Brides of the Highlands' follows the story of Sabrina and Morgan, who met as children and are brought together by a tragic event. Despite their initial animosity, they find themselves bound by an agreement that leads to marriage. The plot is filled with twists and turns, humor, and gentleness, showcasing a love story set against the backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. The writing style is engaging, with well-developed primary and secondary characters that add depth to the storyline.


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    Take a Chance on Me by Susan Donovan
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    'Take a Chance on Me' by Susan Donovan is a contemporary romance novel that revolves around the budding relationship between Emma Jenkins, a veterinarian, and Thomas Tobin, an undercover investigator. The story is lighthearted, humorous, and sassy with a suspense subplot. The plot follows Thomas as he navigates his attraction to Emma while dealing with a murder case involving his informant's dog, Hairy. The writing style is described as silly, quirky, sensual, and fairly raunchy in the love scenes, but with a good balance of romance and flawed, likable characters.

    "I'm glad you came to see me." Emma turned to wash her hands, and felt Studly Dudley's eyes boring holes into the back of her neck. He continued to stare as she bent down for the dog, placed him on th...

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    The Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky - Montague Siblings by Mackenzi Lee
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    'The Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky' is a novella that delves into the aftermath of 'The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue', focusing on Monty and Percy’s relationship as they navigate the complexities of sex, love, and fear. The writing style is described as sweet, heartwarming, humorous, and saucy, capturing the charming essence of the characters while exploring new layers of their personalities. The novella retains the tempo and voice of the first book, with a simple plot that adds new elements to the beloved characters from the series.

    “Dear God, Felicity.” I didn’t realize how much space was between us until I lunge across the beach in an attempt to clap a hand over her mouth and miss entirely. I shall blame it upon the sand, which...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Montague Siblings )

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    That Fine Line by Cindy Steel
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    'That Fine Line' by Cindy Steel is a delightful romance novel set in a small town in Idaho. The story follows Kelsey and Cade, who have been engaged in a prank war since second grade and continue their playful banter into adulthood. As Kelsey returns home to plan her wedding and work on her family's farm, she finds herself facing her nemesis, Cade, who has been hired to work alongside her. The book explores themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the contrast between rural and city life, all while delivering a heartwarming and humorous love story.

    The writing style of 'That Fine Line' is engaging and light-hearted, filled with humor, banter, and sweet moments between the characters. The author, Cindy Steel, skillfully weaves together a tale of romance and self-realization, creating a feel-good story that captures the essence of small-town life and the complexities of relationships.

    My left leg tapped against the floorboard to the beat of Imagine Dragons’ latest song on the radio. I had one hand out the window of Tessa’s truck and one cleated foot on the dash as we belted out the...

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    Romancing the Duke - Castles Ever After by Tessa Dare
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    In "Romancing the Duke," Izzy Goodnight, a penniless and determined heroine, inherits a castle from her godfather, only to find the brooding and disfigured Duke of Rothbury, Ransom, still in residence. As the two clash over ownership of the castle, their mutual attraction grows, leading to a romance filled with humor, emotion, and sparring that defies their initial impressions of each other. The story unfolds with elements of fairy tales, humor, and a touch of realism, as Izzy and Ransom navigate their individual traumas and ultimately find love in a unique and entertaining way.

    Because the name Isolde Ophelia Goodnight also suggested romance. Swooning, star-crossed, legendary romance. And for as long as she could remember, Izzy had been waiting—with dwindling faith and incre...

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    The Bride Thief by Jacquie D'Alessandro
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    'The Bride Thief' by Jacquie D'Alessandro is a historical romance set in Regency England, focusing on the story of Samantha Briggeham, a young lady who is betrothed against her will. The plot revolves around Samantha's encounter with the infamous Bride Thief, Eric Landsdowne, the Earl of Wesley, who rescues her from an unwanted marriage. The book explores themes of forced marriages, societal expectations, and the growing relationship between Samantha and Eric. Readers appreciate the slow-building romance, the suspenseful elements added by the Bride Thief subplot, and the historical context highlighting the challenges faced by women in the past.

    The writing style of Jacquie D'Alessandro is described as effortless and engaging, with a touch of humor and compassion in the characters. The book is praised for its romantic and passionate portrayal of the relationship between Samantha and Eric, as well as for the author's ability to create interesting characters and subplots. Despite some initial reservations, readers find themselves immersed in the love story, enjoying the chemistry between the main characters and the overall old-fashioned romance vibe of the book.

    Samantha Briggeham turned from the opened window where the cool night breeze drifted into the drawing room, and faced her beloved but clearly addle-brained father. “I cannot believe you’re suggesting ...

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    Lighting the Flames by Sarah Wendell
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    'Lighting the Flames' by Sarah Wendell is a heartwarming holiday romance set during Hanukkah at a religious camp. The story follows the journey of Genevieve and Jeremy, childhood friends who navigate their feelings for each other while dealing with personal struggles and the challenges faced by the camp. Wendell's writing style captures the essence of community, friendship, and love, with a touch of humor and emotional depth that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.


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    Midnight Duet by Jen Comfort
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    Midnight Duet by Jen Comfort is a gender-swapped contemporary retelling of Phantom of the Opera set in a crumbling opera house turned brothel in Paris, Nevada. The story follows Broadway diva Erika Greene, who retreats to the opera house to recover from a scandal, and Christof Daae, the lead singer of a German hair metal band looking to write their English album. As Erika and Christof navigate their own personal struggles and secrets, they form an unlikely bond while dealing with financial instability, a curse, and the pressure to save the opera house from being taken over by a ruthless banker.

    The book is a mix of humor, steamy romance, and quirky characters, including a dysfunctional band, secret voice lessons, a sex dungeon, and attempts to commune with spirits. Comfort weaves elements of the original Phantom of the Opera tale into a unique and bonkers storyline that keeps readers fully immersed in the improbable world of Erika and Christof.


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