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Save:'The Devil in Her Bed' in the 'Devil You Know' series by Kerrigan Byrne is a historical romance filled with mystery, romance, and strong characters. The storyline is captivating, with plenty of surprises revealed throughout the plot. The main characters, Francesca and Chandler, are portrayed as independent and stubborn individuals who find strength in each other. The writing style evokes strong emotions in the readers, making them feel protective of the characters and immersed in the journey of love and resilience.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Devil You Know ) - #2
Save:'The Boy Toy' by Nicola Marsh follows the story of Samira, who returns to her childhood home in Australia after being away for five years, anticipating her mother's matchmaking efforts and questions about her relationship status. The plot delves into the emotional depth of Samira and Rory's internal struggles, both dealing with issues like single parenthood, speech impediments, and failed relationships. As Samira and Rory navigate their individual journeys, they find themselves drawn to each other, despite not seeking anything serious.
Marsh's writing style shines a light on various serious topics such as mixed race relationships, single parenthood, and infertility, weaving them together in an emotionally satisfying way. explores the characters' personal growth as they confront their pasts and learn to communicate with their parents, all while navigating unexpected relationships and life-changing decisions.
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Save:The Nowhere Child by Christian White is a gripping mystery thriller that follows Kimberly Leamy, a photography teacher in Melbourne, who is approached by an American stranger claiming she is actually Sammy Went, a girl who vanished from Manson, Kentucky, in 1990. As Kim delves into her past and unravels family secrets, she embarks on a journey to America to uncover the truth about her identity. The book unfolds in dual timeframes, exploring themes of family, love, identity, and the dark world of a religious cult, all while keeping readers on the edge of their seats with twists and turns.
The plot of The Nowhere Child is well-constructed, featuring intriguing mystery elements that keep readers engaged. The writing style is compelling, with a fast-paced narrative that explores complex family dynamics and delves into the psychological depths of the characters. The book offers a unique storyline that blends suspense, drama, and unexpected revelations, making it a recommended read for fans of crime and thriller genres.
‘Mind if I join you?’ the stranger asked. He was somewhere in his forties, with shy good looks and an American accent. He wore a slick wet parka and bright yellow sneakers. The shoes must have been ne... - #4
Save:'Punk 57' by Penelope Douglas revolves around the unique and complex characters of Ryen and Misha, who start off as pen pals and eventually fall in love. The story delves into themes of fitting in, bullying, and the struggles faced by teenagers in today's society. The plot unfolds as the characters navigate their growing feelings for each other, secrets from their pasts, and the challenges of high school life. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of young adult and new adult elements, highlighting the emotional turmoil and relationships of the characters.
You would absolutely hate her. She’s everything we can’t stand. Mean, cavalier, superficial… The kind who doesn’t have a thought stay in her head too long or else she needs a nap, right? I’ve always b... - #5
Save:'Deadly Little Scandals' is a captivating sequel that delves deeper into the world of Southern High Society, following Sawyer and her friends as they navigate a season filled with secrets, scandals, and mysteries. The story intricately weaves together multiple timelines, unveiling a complex web of interconnected mysteries and lies. As Sawyer and her friends become entangled in the secrets of an elite secret society called the White Gloves, they must confront their pasts and unravel the truth behind long-buried secrets.
The book is praised for its addictive and campy dramatic goodness, engaging writing style, and well-rounded characters. With a focus on family dynamics, intricate plot twists, and a fast-paced narrative, 'Deadly Little Scandals' keeps readers on the edge of their seats as they try to piece together the intricate puzzle of mysteries and deceit that unfold throughout the story.
There was a point in my life when the question Aunt Olivia had just called down the stairs would have struck me as odd. Now it didn’t even merit the slightest raise of my eyebrow. Of course the family...
(Also, see 89 recommendations for the series Debutantes ) - #6
Save:"Bridal Favors" by Connie Brockway is a Victorian historical novel filled with adventure, spies, and romance. The story follows Evelyn Wythe and Justin Powell, where Evelyn unknowingly calls in a favor from Justin, who is a spy, to use his abbey for a wedding. As they navigate wedding preparations and espionage, their friendship blossoms into a heartfelt romance. The book is praised for its witty dialogue, charming characters like Justin and Evelyn, and a cleverly written plot that keeps readers entertained and engaged.
“IF YOU DO not want blood all over your carpet, I suggest you call a physician,” Evelyn called out from where she lay flat on her back. She pushed her spectacles back into place and turned her head to... - #7
Save:The Good Father by Noah Hawley is a gripping novel that follows Dr. Paul Allen as he grapples with the accusations against his son, who is accused of assassinating a presidential candidate. The story delves into the complexities of family relationships, guilt, and the search for truth as Dr. Allen navigates the challenges of understanding his son's actions and the impact of their past on the present. The narrative weaves together elements of suspense, psychological exploration, and emotional depth, creating a thought-provoking and compelling story that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Thursday night was pizza night in the Allen household. My last appointment of the day was scheduled for eleven a.m., and at three o’clock I would ride the train home to Westport, thumbing through pati... - #8
Save:"When Snow Falls" in the Whiskey Creek series by Brenda Novak revolves around the main character, Cheyenne Christensen, who is caring for her dying mother while also struggling with childhood memories of a mysterious woman. Amidst this, her best friend pursues the man Cheyenne has secretly loved for years, leading Cheyenne to spend time with Dylan Amos, the troubled older brother. The story unfolds with Cheyenne's internal turmoil, her hidden desires, and the complex relationships she navigates, including a kidnapping revelation and the blossoming romance with Dylan.
The narrative of "When Snow Falls" is filled with emotional depth, focusing on the blue-collar romance between Cheyenne and Dylan. The story delves into themes of family, secrets, and overcoming past traumas, while also exploring the complexities of relationships and the characters' personal growth. Brenda Novak's writing style effectively portrays the characters' emotions, drawing readers into the struggles and triumphs of Cheyenne and Dylan's journey towards love and healing.
It didn’t snow in Whiskey Creek often. But when it did, it took Cheyenne Christensen back to another time and place. Not one filled with picture-perfect memories of warm holidays, gaily wrapped packag...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Whiskey Creek ) - #9
Save:"Dead in the Water" by Hailey Edwards is the first installment in the Gemini series, following protagonist Camille Ellis as she navigates a world filled with supernatural beings and mysteries. Camille, a fae agent for The Earthen Conclave, is haunted by the death of her twin sister and seeks to solve cases quickly and efficiently using her unique magical abilities. As she investigates cases involving missing supernatural children and a dangerous villain, Camille forms unlikely alliances and faces personal struggles, including her complicated relationship with werewolf Cord Graeson. The book features a blend of action, romance, and mystery, with intricate world-building and character development that keeps readers engaged.
Seven out-of-state crime scenes in seven months was seven too many. Every fourth Wednesday dread ballooned in my chest during the short drive from home to the local marshal’s office until I marveled t... - #10
Save:Rock Paper Scissors is a thrilling domestic thriller that revolves around a troubled married couple, Adam and Amelia, who win a weekend getaway to Scotland in an attempt to mend their failing marriage. The story is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they navigate through secrets, lies, and unexpected revelations. The narrative is skillfully crafted with alternating points of view, short chapters, and a gripping plotline that culminates in a jaw-dropping twist that challenges perceptions and leaves a lasting impact on the reader.
I feel him staring at me as I drive, and wonder what he sees. Nobody else looks familiar to him either, but it is still strange to think that the man I married wouldn’t be able to pick me out in a pol...
