Books matching: interracial romance
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"Grip" by Kennedy Ryan is a deeply emotional and intense romance novel that follows the story of Grip and Bristol, a mixed-race couple facing numerous challenges including an 8-year gap in their relationship. The plot is filled with themes of love, racial discussions, trust issues, and second chances, all woven together in a slow-burn narrative that builds into a crescendo of emotional moments and relevant messages. The characters are well-developed and relatable, with real reactions and thoughts that resonate with readers, making the story engaging and thought-provoking.
Monica’s singing in my head. I’m relying on nineties R&B to articulate myself. I’m that hungry. My mouth waters when I think of the huge burrito I was this close to shoveling down my throat before I g... - #2
"The Wedding Date" by Jasmine Guillory is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the story of Alexa Monroe and Drew Nichols. The two characters meet in an elevator, leading to a fake wedding date and a growing relationship despite living 500 miles apart. The plot involves themes of love, career, and racial differences, with a writing style that is light, fun, and easy to read. explores the challenges of a long-distance relationship and the development of the characters' romance through humor, passion, and heartfelt moments.
Alexa Monroe walked into the Fairmont hotel in San Francisco that Thursday night wearing her favorite red heels, feeling jittery from coffee, and carrying a bottle of Veuve Clicquot champagne in her p... - #3
'Like Lovers Do' by Tracey Livesay is a heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance that follows the story of Nic and Ben. The book explores real-life issues with authentic solutions, while also delving into themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery. The author skillfully navigates the dynamics between the characters, creating a story filled with warmth, attraction, and mature individuals in their thirties.
The novel also touches on important topics such as racial awareness, discrimination, and the complexities of relationships. Through the well-developed characters and nuanced storytelling, the book captures the essence of genuine connections, personal growth, and the power of supporting and understanding one another.
Dr. Nicole Allen leaned back on the lounger and let the sun warm her bikini-clad body. Clouds dotted the blue sky, and though her lounger occupied prime real estate next to a pool, she could still hea... - #4
Rafe is a romance novel in the Loose Ends series by Rebekah Weatherspoon. The story follows Dr. Sloan Copeland, a successful black surgeon and single mother to twin 6-year-olds, who finds herself in need of a new nanny after her previous one quits unexpectedly. Enter Rafe Whitcomb, a tall, tattooed male nanny recommended by a friend. Despite their mutual attraction, Sloan and Rafe navigate their relationship while dealing with their personal and professional lives. The book is praised for its diverse cast, open communication between characters, and the gentle, patient nature of Rafe in contrast to his tough appearance.
If she’d been paying closer attention, Dr. Sloan Copeland, M.D. would have noticed something was off the moment she pulled into the driveway. She never left the garage door open and neither did her li... - #5
In "American Royalty" by Tracey Livesay, the story follows Danielle Dutchess Nelson, a rapper and entrepreneur, who agrees to perform at a tribute concert for the former King Consort, hoping for positive press. Unexpectedly, she finds herself forming a life-changing connection with Prince Jameson, who initially volunteers to oversee the concert. As the two navigate their relationship amidst their different worlds, they face drama, scandal, and the challenges of keeping up appearances. The book intricately weaves together themes of love, happiness, and the complexities of their interracial romance, creating an angsty yet heartwarming read that explores the dynamics of their evolving relationship.
Readers praised the book for its engaging plotline, well-developed characters, and the perfect balance of drama, romance, and sensuality. The chemistry between Dutchess and Jameson, the unique blend of British royalty and American rap culture, and the realistic progression of their relationship were highlighted as standout elements. The author's skillful storytelling, the relatable conflicts faced by the characters, and the promise of a sequel were also appreciated by those who enjoyed this charming love story.
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Readers were impressed by the unique background of the main character, a Native American, and appreciated how the author, Kennedy Ryan, delved deep into relevant issues affecting the community. The story follows the intense and enduring love between the main characters, Maxim and Lennix, spanning years and challenges, ultimately leaving readers eager to continue with the second part of the duology.
Older than the last time I stood in my bedroom with its pink canopy bed and the Princess Barbies shoved to the back of my closet. Posters of NSYNC and Britney Spears still plaster the walls, but right... - #7
Nikole, a freelance writer, gets an unexpected proposal at a baseball game, leading to a rebound romance with Carlos, a Latino hero, and a roller coaster of emotions. The story is set in Los Angeles and explores themes of friendship, love, family, and cultural diversity. The book features a strong female protagonist, witty dialogue, and light-hearted humor, making it a fun and engaging romcom with relatable characters.
Nik Paterson looked around at the perfect Los Angeles day: clear blue sky, bright green baseball field, warm sun shining down on the thousands of people with her at Dodger Stadium. There was only one ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Wedding Date ) - #8
'Wicked Games' in the series 'Denver Rebels' by Maureen Smith is a captivating interracial romance story between Nadia, a black college recruiter who has sworn off athletes, and Reid, a white superstar hockey player. Their immediate attraction sparks a hot and emotive love story, overcoming societal judgments and misconceptions. The novel delves into the challenges faced by the couple due to their different backgrounds and deals with issues like family dynamics, interracial relationships, and societal prejudices. is praised for its realistic portrayal of characters, well-developed family dynamics, and the chemistry between the main characters that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.
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'Unbreak Me' by Michelle Hazen is a powerful and emotional story that follows the journey of Andra, a woman who has faced immense struggles but finds hope and love through LJ, a man who has also endured his own traumas. The book beautifully weaves together themes of love, friendship, overcoming hardships, and self-acceptance. Through engaging storytelling and vivid descriptions, the author delves into complex issues such as racial biases, sexual assault, and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.
The narrative is filled with mouth-watering descriptions of food, heartfelt relationships, and a compelling romance between LJ and Andra. Hazen skillfully addresses difficult topics with empathy and nuance, portraying characters who are multifaceted and resilient. The story explores themes of strength, family, acceptance, and the power of choosing happiness despite the challenges life presents.
LJ Delisle didn’t have much experience with perfection, which was why he was giving a little side-eye to the stable’s immaculate floor. As he explored up the aisle, brass name plaques glinted at him f... - #10
Set during the American Civil War, "An Extraordinary Union" follows the story of Elle Burns, a former slave turned Union spy, who goes undercover in the household of a Confederate Senator. There, she meets Malcolm McCall, a soldier who is also a Union spy. As they navigate their dangerous mission, their relationship develops amidst the tension and conflict of the war. The book explores themes of espionage, interracial relationships, and the complexities of identity during a tumultuous period in American history. The writing style blends romance and historical fiction, showcasing the struggles and triumphs of the characters as they navigate their roles in a divided nation.
The tract of text popped into Elle’s mind as she tried to remain calm in the face of yet another indignity. She surely hoped Mr. Douglass was right; she had to believe he was, or else she would give i...