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    The Lucky Star by William T. Vollmann
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    The Lucky Star by William T. Vollmann is a provocative and explicit novel set in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, focusing on a diverse cast of characters including transsexuals, lesbians, and bar patrons. The story follows Neva, a Messiah-like figure who offers unconditional love to the troubled individuals she encounters, raising questions about identity, love, and self-worth. The writing style is described as profane, illuminating, and artful, with a deep exploration of themes such as sexual abuse, poverty, police violence, and addiction.


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    Heart and Hand
    Book 1 in the series:Gold Sky

    Heart and Hand - Gold Sky by Rebel Carter
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    'Heart and Hand' by Rebel Carter is a historical romance novel set in the western frontier, following the story of Jules, a biracial heiress from New York who answers an ad to become a mail-order bride for two friends, Forrest and Will, in Colorado. The plot revolves around the unique relationship dynamics between Jules, Forrest, and Will as they navigate pitfalls, misunderstandings, and the challenges of their unconventional marriage. The story is rich in detail, with a focus on genuine relationships, individual personalities, and different ways of solving problems, all set against the backdrop of a polygamous marriage of convenience.

    The writing style of 'Heart and Hand' is engaging and immersive, with readers praising the author's ability to create lovable characters, sweet romance, and a storyline that is both sweet and to the point. The book explores themes of love, communication, and overcoming obstacles, all while maintaining a balance between historical accuracy and romantic escapism.

    “Have you heard? Julie means to join a veritable rake in matrimony. He intends to lure her to the wilds of the Montana Territory,” Julian Baptiste III, gentleman about town and heir to the Baptiste fo...

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    The Last of Her Kind by Annabelle Hawthorne
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    The Last of Her Kind by Annabelle Hawthorne is a captivating tale set in the same universe as Radley's Home for Horny Monsters. The story follows a female hybrid half human, half spider who is the last of her kind, constantly on the run from monster hunters. As she arrives in a small town, she conceals her true identity by pretending to be wheelchair-bound. The narrative delves into themes of love, acceptance, psychological struggles, and the dangers faced by unique individuals, while also exploring the relationships and bonds formed in a community that is both supportive and treacherous.


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    The Gypsy's Curse by Harry Crews
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    'The Gypsy's Curse' by Harry Crews is a dark and thrilling novel that follows a group of misfits who form an unconventional family. The introduction of Hester, a well-endowed girl, changes their lives for better and worse, leading to dramatic and unpredictable events. The story is narrated by Marvin Molar, a character with tiny, useless legs who must walk on his hands, showcasing the eccentricity and complexity of the characters. The novel delves into themes of love, acceptance, and the struggles of individuals on the margins of society, creating a unique and captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged until the very end.


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    Her Cold-Blooded Protector - Levekk Invaders by Lea Linnett
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    In "Her Cold-Blooded Protector" by Lea Linnett, the story follows Lena, a human stuck in prison, who seizes the opportunity to escape alongside Kormak, a levekk alien. Together, they embark on a road trip to New Chicago in a post-alien invasion Earth, where humans are the lowest class citizens. As their relationship blossoms in the isolation of the wild, they face harrowing moments and obstacles, ultimately finding love and acceptance amidst a world where their relationship would be deemed illegal.

    The book offers a unique take on alien romance, blending elements of adventure, slow-burn romance, and world-building to create an engaging story. With well-developed characters, a skillful use of language, and a captivating plot, "Her Cold-Blooded Protector" explores themes of love, trust, and overcoming prejudice in a futuristic setting where humanity's fate hangs in the balance.


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    Ecstasia by Francesca Lia Block
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    Ecstasia by Francesca Lia Block is a poetic and lyrical novel that follows the band Ecstasia, consisting of Calliope, Rafe, Dionisio, and Paul, as they navigate the enchanting yet dark city of Elysia. The story delves into themes of love, acceptance, the pursuit of eternal youth, and the consequences of chasing dreams. Set in a carnival town where aging leads to the Underworld, the characters grapple with visions, music, and the desire for a garden of eternity, all while facing inner and outer demons.


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    Someone to Wed
    Book 3 in the series:Westcott

    Someone to Wed - Westcott by Mary Balogh
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    In "Someone to Wed" by Mary Balogh, the story focuses on Wren, a successful businesswoman with a troubled past who is seeking love and family. When she meets Alexander, the Earl of Riverdale, they embark on a slow-building romance that challenges Wren's self-imposed isolation due to a disfiguring birthmark. As their relationship progresses, both characters face internal struggles and past traumas, ultimately leading to a heartwarming tale of growth and love within the Westcott family. Balogh's writing style delves deep into the psychological issues of the characters, creating a realistic and emotional narrative that captivates readers.

    The plot unfolds with measured progress, adding depth to the story of Wren and Alex as they navigate their individual challenges and find solace in each other's company. Balogh expertly weaves a tale of familial love, personal growth, and overcoming obstacles, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance and the power of love in transforming lives. The book portrays a realistic and tender relationship between the protagonists, emphasizing the themes of courage, perseverance, and the pursuit of happiness amidst adversity.

    “The Earl of Riverdale,” the butler announced after opening wide the double doors of the drawing room as though to admit a regiment and then standing to one side so that the gentleman named could stri...

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    Now You See Me - Monster Between the Sheets by Karla Doyle
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    In the unique town of Screaming Woods, a town cursed to be monsters until they find true love, two characters, Roan and Elise, find themselves brought together by a connection that forces them to navigate the challenges of being together. Despite their individual struggles with invisibility and disfigurement, both characters demonstrate depth and care as they work towards their happily ever after. The book is praised for its lovable and interesting characters, as well as its take on true love based on character and soul rather than external appearances.


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    Rejected Mate - The Alpha Shifter Collection by Sam Crescent
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    'Rejected Mate' in 'The Alpha Shifter Collection' by Sam Crescent is a novel that explores the dynamics of rejection and mates in a unique way. The plot follows the protagonist, Gage, as he claims the female lead as his mate, leading to a series of misunderstandings and challenges. The writing style of the book keeps the plot on track, delivering a different take on acceptance and love, both internally and externally. Despite some parts that may not make sense, readers found it easy to overlook and focus on the heart of the story, appreciating the fresh perspective on fate and relationships.


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    Big Girl by Danielle Steel
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    Victoria Dawson, the protagonist of 'Big Girl' by Danielle Steel, grows up facing constant ridicule and belittlement from her parents due to her weight and appearance. Despite the lack of support from her family, Victoria embarks on a journey to find self-acceptance and love. The story follows her struggles with weight issues, her determination to create a new life for herself in New York, and the eventual realization that she is deserving of love and respect. Through the narrative, the book delves into the impact of parental behavior on a child's self-worth and the importance of finding support and acceptance from chosen family.

    The novel 'Big Girl' by Danielle Steel is a poignant exploration of the lasting effects of hurtful words and actions, especially when they come from loved ones. It portrays Victoria's journey towards self-love and acceptance, highlighting the significance of overcoming insecurities and embracing one's true worth. The story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of finding inner strength in the face of adversity.


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