Books matching: light hearted romance
100 result(s)
- #1
Save:'It Started with a Kiss' by Melanie Moreland is a feel-good romance novel that follows the story of Avery Conner, an introverted accountant, and Daniel Stewart, a veterinarian. Their instant attraction leads to a relationship that blossoms from a dare and a favor, filled with sweet moments and passionate encounters. The book explores themes of love at first sight, instant connection, and the journey of falling in love and building a future together. The writing style is engaging, realistic, and humorous, with well-placed steamy scenes and a heartwarming epilogue that provides a glimpse into the couple's life over the next 25 years.
- #2
Save:In 'Big Bad Wolf', Missy Roper, a shy human woman with a crush on alpha werewolf Graham Winters, catches his attention at a party, leading to a surprising instant connection. The story delves into their developing relationship, filled with insecurities, arguments, and banter, as Graham must convince his clan that Missy is his mate while keeping her safe from enemies. The plot flows smoothly, incorporating werewolf culture seamlessly and providing a mix of humor, action, and steamy scenes. The book presents a light-hearted shifter romance that explores the dynamics between an alpha werewolf and a human mate, with a focus on their evolving connection and the challenges they face.
"She doesn't count. Dmitri would break your legs, wait a couple of hours for them to heal, then break them again. And after that, he might get cranky. I'm talking about the rest of them. The ones who ...
(Also, see 25 recommendations for the series The Others ) - #3
Save:In 'Beauty and the Blacksmith', part of the 'Spindle Cove' series by Tessa Dare, readers are introduced to a novella that surprises with its well-written fluff and engaging characters. The story follows Diana, a young woman who has struggled with asthma all her life, as she finds herself drawn to Aaron, the local blacksmith. Despite the challenges they face in their unconventional romance, Diana and Aaron's connection is portrayed as sweet and genuine, with a focus on their emotional depth rather than just physical attraction. The writing style of Tessa Dare shines through in creating a sizzling chemistry between the characters and weaving a tale that resonates with readers on an emotional level.
Diana Highwood took her glove and worked it like a fan, chasing the flush from her throat. She was a gentlewoman, born and raised in genteel comfort, if not opulent luxury. From an early age, she’d be...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Spindle Cove ) - #4
Save:In "Renaissance Man" by Tessa Bailey, we follow the story of Kyle, an ex-military hero who finds himself at a Renaissance fair where he encounters Cameron, a woman who instantly captures his attention. Their chemistry is undeniable, leading Kyle to participate in a jousting competition to win a date with her. What starts as a whimsical encounter quickly turns into a passionate romance, filled with humor, heat, and unexpected twists. The novella is a blend of fun, drama, and intrigue, all set against the backdrop of a Renaissance fair, showcasing Bailey's signature writing style that combines witty banter, palpable attraction, and steamy romance.
The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the sizzling chemistry between Kyle and Cameron. Bailey expertly weaves a tale of instant connection, possessive alpha males, and sweet romances, all culminating in a captivating and enjoyable read. With the perfect mix of humor, heat, and heart, "Renaissance Man" offers readers a short but impactful story that leaves a lasting impression.
- #5
Save:Readers describe "Asiri and the Amaru" as a heartwarming and colorful story filled with magical realism and adorable characters. The book explores themes of friendship, cultural elements, and understanding animals' thoughts. The plot follows Asiri and Dario on a journey where they encounter mythological creatures like the Amaru, providing a cozy and cheerful reading experience. The writing style seamlessly weaves in Spanish language and cultural references, immersing readers in a bright and vibrant Peruvian world.
- #6
Save:Mary Stewart's 'Rose Cottage' follows Kathy Herrick as she returns to her childhood home in England in 1947, uncovering family secrets and mysteries surrounding her mother's disappearance. Set in a post-war period, the novel combines elements of romance, mystery, and light suspense, with a focus on character development and a cozy atmosphere. The plot unfolds at a gentle pace, exploring themes of family, community, and self-discovery, while incorporating elements of historical context and a touch of intrigue.
It is 1947, a calm, still day of June. On the wide spreading moorland the ling is dark and as yet unflowering, but the bell heather is out, and bees are busy. Sunday afternoon peace. A grouse calls so... - #7
Save:'Emily Goes to Exeter' in the series 'The Travelling Matchmaker' by Marion Chesney follows the adventures of Miss Hannah Pym, a 45-year-old spinster who inherits a sum of money and decides to embark on a journey of travel and matchmaking. Set in the Regency period, the story is a light and entertaining historical romance with a focus on Miss Pym's adventures on a stagecoach bound for Exeter. Along the way, she encounters eccentric characters, minor mysteries, and even a touch of danger, all while maintaining a down-to-earth and sensible demeanor.
The plot of the book is straightforward yet enjoyable, with a good mix of humor, romance, and historically accurate social observations. Marion Chesney's writing style is described as easy to read, well-written, and engaging, offering a delightful escape into the Regency era with its quaint characters and charming English countryside settings.
Thornton Hall was a large square building, rather like a huge doll’s house, with a drive that led down to the Kensington Road. There were no formal gardens or trees at the front, only lawns cropped sh... - #8
Save:In "Make a Scene" by Mimi Grace, Retta, a bakery owner, finds herself in need of a fake boyfriend for her ex-boyfriend's wedding. Duncan, the co-owner of the gym next door, steps in, leading to a fake dating scenario that starts feeling all too real. The book is filled with adorable moments, steamy encounters, and a delightful mix of humor and romance. The story follows Retta and Duncan as they navigate their feelings for each other amidst family drama and unexpected twists, making it a heartwarming and engaging read.
There were only two things Retta Majors truly hated: 1. low-rise jeans 2. people who smugly corrected anyone who misidentified Frankenstein as the monster. But today she could add a third thing to her... - #9
Save:'Have My Baby' by Taryn Quinn is a friends-to-lovers romance novel centered around Ally and Seth, who have been best friends for years. The story follows Ally, a quirky and relatable character, who finds herself in a complicated situation when Seth proposes a baby plan. Despite her long-standing crush on Seth, she is taken aback by his forwardness and must navigate the unexpected proposal. The book features steamy scenes, comical moments, and heartwarming family dynamics, making it an entertaining and light-hearted read for fans of friends-to-lovers tropes. The writing style is described as wonderful and engaging, with a natural flow that keeps readers entertained from start to finish.
- #10
Save:"Alien Abduction for Beginners" follows the story of Trish, a human female who encounters three clueless aliens named Xil, Havel, and Matar. These aliens, desperate to abduct their own female as per their cultural norms, enroll in a course on abduction. The story humorously depicts the misunderstandings and cultural differences between humans and aliens as the aliens attempt to follow the course requirements and navigate the complexities of Earth. Through a comedic lens, the book explores the interactions and mishaps that arise as the aliens try to understand human customs, including seduction techniques and lingerie, leading to a blend of humor, steamy scenes, and absurd situations.
The plot of "Alien Abduction for Beginners" unfolds in a lighthearted and entertaining manner, focusing on the comedic elements of the aliens' attempts at abducting a human female and the ensuing misunderstandings that arise. The multi-POV narrative style and the blend of humor, steamy scenes, and cultural clashes create a fast-paced and engaging read that keeps readers entertained as they follow the adventures of Trish and her alien counterparts.
