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The Viscount and the Vicar's Daughter by Mimi Matthews is a historical romance novel that follows the journey of Tristan St. Ashton, a notorious rake, who meets Valentine March, a lady's companion with a sad past. As Tristan starts to question his reckless lifestyle, he forms a connection with Valentine, leading to an insta-love relationship that faces obstacles from their pasts. The story unfolds in a charming and captivating manner, with a clean romance that focuses on the characters' growth and emotional connection, set against the backdrop of Victorian England.
The writing style of Mimi Matthews in this book is praised for its simplicity and relaxing storytelling. Readers appreciate the sweet and clean romance, the lovable characters, and the engaging plot that explores themes of love, self-discovery, and societal expectations. The novel portrays a reformed rake scenario with a feel-good and fast-paced narrative, making it a delightful and satisfying read for fans of historical romance.
Tristan Sinclair, Viscount St. Ashton, strode through the woods that bordered the ramshackle estate of his hosts, Lord and Lady Fairford. His father, the Earl of Lynden, was waiting for him back at th...- #2
"Heart of Fire" by Kristen Painter is a paranormal historical romance featuring a sheltered and innocent fire mage, Jessalyne, and a dark elf assassin, Ertemis, who is seeking revenge against his father. The story is set in a world filled with magical creatures like light elves, trolls, and mages. Despite the predictable plot, the book is praised for its world-building and the sweet romance between the main characters, although some readers found the lack of depth in character development and the slow progression of the romance to be drawbacks.
An aching head, gritty eyes and naught to show in his hunt for his birthfather. How the edge of his Feyre hungered for the bastard‘s blood. He scrubbed his eyes again. Other than the Traveler‘s tales,... - #3
'Lord of Dishonor' by Edith Layton is a Regency romance that follows the story of Amanda, an innocent heroine, and Viscount North, a rakish hero. The plot revolves around scandal, seduction, and unexpected twists. The writing style is evocative and characterized by subtle sexual tension, crackling dialogue, and excellent character development. Edith Layton's ability to draw characters with a few strokes of the pen and make readers understand their motivations sets this book apart from typical Regency romances.
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'Virtue & Vanity' by Astrid Jane Ray is a captivating and emotional story that delves into the complexities of relationships, forgiveness, and redemption. The plot revolves around the intense interactions between the characters, particularly Isabelle and Sebastian, as they navigate through dark and tragic events that shape their lives. The writing style is described as reminiscent of older styles, with a focus on first-person narrative that vividly portrays the characters' emotions and inner thoughts. explores themes of abuse, trauma, love, and second chances, creating a compelling and thought-provoking narrative.
The light from the computer screen glowed on my tired eyes, but I was determined to keep on typing. The story I had replayed in my mind for months had to come to the surface, and I was so inspired tha... - #5
'Tempt Me' in the series 'The Wolf Hotel' by Nina West follows the story of Abbi, a young and naive woman who decides to escape her heartbreak by taking a summer job at the luxurious Wolf Hotel Resort in Alaska. There, she meets Henry Wolf, a cold-hearted billionaire with a complex past, who challenges her perceptions and emotions. The plot unfolds with a slow burn workplace romance between Abbi and Henry, filled with steamy and romantic moments. The writing style captivates readers with engaging interactions between the main characters, a mix of angst, humor, and lighthearted moments, leading to a cliffhanger ending that sets the stage for further drama in the next book.
“You didn’t mean for it to happen! You didn’t mean to put your...” My words fall apart with my sobs. I can barely see Jed’s face through my tears. Tears that haven’t stopped since I ran for my dorm ro... - #6
Lisa Kleypas presents a captivating historical romance in "Dreaming of You." Set in Victorian England, the novel follows Sara Fielding, a female author delving into the lives of destitute prostitutes and young men affected by gambling and addiction. When Sara saves Derek Craven, the wealthy owner of Craven's Gambling Club, their fateful encounter leads to a complex relationship filled with bickering, tension, and eventual love. The story unfolds with exciting and surprising scenes, showcasing Kleypas' skill in creating characters with depth and emotion.
"Dreaming of You" weaves a touching love story between Sara and Derek, two characters who defy societal norms and class boundaries. Sara, a sweet and innocent heroine, pairs perfectly with Derek, a brooding and damaged hero who struggles with his dark past. As their relationship evolves amidst miscommunications and insecurities, readers are drawn into a world of passion, angst, and self-discovery, making this novel a compelling read for fans of historical romance.
The lone figure of a woman stood in the shadows. She leaned against the wall of a crumbling lodging house, her shoulders hunched as if she were ill. Derek Craven’s hard green eyes flickered over her a... - #7
"Tempted By Her Innocent Kiss" by Maya Banks revolves around the story of Ashley and Devon, who enter into a marriage of convenience orchestrated by Ashley's father for business reasons. Ashley, a sweet and innocent young woman, is unaware of the true motives behind the marriage and believes in a fairytale love story with Devon. However, on their wedding night, Ashley discovers the truth, leading to heartbreak and a decision to leave Devon. explores themes of love, betrayal, self-discovery, and redemption as Devon realizes his true feelings for Ashley and goes to great lengths to win her back.
The plot of the book is filled with emotional turmoil, unexpected twists, and character growth as Ashley navigates the challenges of her new marriage and Devon learns to confront his own emotions and priorities. Maya Banks' writing style captures the readers' attention from the beginning, drawing them into a world of passion, deception, and ultimately, love.
has loved romance novels from a very (very) early age, and almost from the start, she dreamed of writing them, as well. In her teens she filled countless notebooks with overdramatic stories of love an... - #8
'Sins of a Duke' by Stacy Reid is a historical romance novel set in the 'Scandalous House of Calydon' series. The story follows Lucan Wynwood, the newly minted Duke of Mondvale, seeking revenge on Lady Constance's brother, Sebastian, the Duke of Calydon, whom he believes played a part in his sister's suicide. Lucan plans to compromise Lady Constance to make her feel the despair and rejection of the Ton, mirroring what he believes his sister experienced. However, as the story unfolds, Lucan's feelings evolve from revenge and hatred to forgiveness and love, leading to a romantic and emotional journey between him and Lady Constance. The book features vibrant emotions, complex storylines, and strong-willed characters, making it a captivating read that delves into themes of love, revenge, and redemption.
The book is praised for its engaging and darkly atmospheric romance, with readers appreciating the character development of Lucan as a tortured hero and Lady Constance as a brave and virtuous heroine. The chemistry between the protagonists, the deep layers of the storyline, and the perfect development of lead and supporting characters add depth to the narrative. Despite the challenges faced by the characters, the story culminates in a satisfying happily ever after, showcasing themes of forgiveness, redemption, and true love.
Lady Constance Thornton stood apart from the swirl and buzz of the midnight ball she was attending, watching Lucan Devlin Wynwood, Duke of Mondvale, with the utmost discretion. The haute monde found h...
(Also, see 6 recommendations for the series Scandalous House of Calydon ) - #9
'The Duke's Wager' by Edith Layton follows the story of Regina, an innocent yet remarkably bright heroine who finds herself chased by two manipulative and deceitful men, Jason and John. Jason, the Duke of Torquay, plans to manipulate Regina's life to make her his until he tires of her, while John, the Marquis of Bessacarr, pretends to protect her but aims to seduce her. As the plot unfolds, Regina is forced to make difficult decisions and navigate the manipulative intentions of these two cads, ultimately leading to a dramatic climax where the characters' backgrounds and motivations are revealed.
The writing style of the book includes elements of intrigue and transformation, with a focus on character development and redemption. Through the interactions between Regina, Jason, and John, the story explores themes of good versus evil, manipulation, and the complexities of human relationships, culminating in a narrative that delves into the characters' pasts and motivations, leading to a transformative and dramatic conclusion.
It was not a fashionable night to be seen in the streets of London. Oh, the moon shone as brightly as ever an autumn moon did, and the air carried the light crisp taste of autumn windfall apples; the ... - #10
'Tempted By The Devil' in the 'Kings of Mafia' series by Michelle Heard is a mafia romance story that focuses on the relationship between Vittoria, an innocent woman forced into an arranged marriage with mafia boss Angelo Rizzo, and Angelo, who shows a different side of himself to her. The plot revolves around Vittoria learning to trust Angelo despite her past experiences, and the development of their love amidst the mafia world. The writing style is described as balanced, with believable character development and a storyline that keeps readers engaged.