Books matching: love and heartache
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Save:In 'Surrender', readers follow the story of Sloan, a mom and personal shopper for famous athletes, who meets Gareth, a famous footballer and member of the Harris family. Their business relationship takes a turn when Sloan's personal life becomes entwined with Gareth's. The book explores themes of family dynamics, relationships, and personal growth, with a writing style that captivates readers with its emotional depth and intricate character development.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Harris Brothers ) - #2
Save:'Scattered Showers' by Rainbow Rowell is a collection of nine short stories that takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster, weaving tales of love, heartache, and self-discovery. The stories are characterized by their smart, charming, poignant, and playful nature. Rainbow Rowell's writing style balances humor with depth and feeling, ensuring that even in the most poignant moments, there is a glimmer of wit and charm that prevents the collection from becoming overly melancholic. The book features a range of characters and relationships, exploring the intricacies of human emotions and connections with grace and sensitivity.
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Save:'Pillow Thoughts' by Courtney Peppernell is a collection of poetry and prose that delves into themes of love, heartache, loss, and self-worth. The author's writing style is described as simple yet heartfelt, capturing complex feelings and emotions in an easily relatable way. is organized into sections based on different topics such as love, heartbreak, loneliness, and self-esteem, making it a thoughtful and thought-provoking read for anyone going through emotional experiences like breakups or seeking encouragement.
Love is all around us. It’s in flowers and sunsets, it’s the whisper in trees, the breath of a newborn child. It’s two teenage lovers, free and wild. Love is a mountain, a river, a hand to hold, it’s ... - #4
Save:Lost In The Darkness is a gripping and emotional story about Dexter, a brooding and unsociable artist haunted by his past demons, and Pepper, a strong and fiery woman hired as his assistant. As they navigate their tormented pasts, a deep connection forms between them, leading to a rollercoaster of emotions, love, heartache, and friendships. The book beautifully portrays themes of mental illness, grief, and finding light in darkness, while keeping readers hooked with a well-written storyline and compelling characters.
Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster through Dexter and Pepper's journey of love, loss, and self-discovery. The book skillfully handles themes of mental health and emotional turmoil, showcasing the characters' depth and development as they navigate through their dark pasts. With a perfect balance of drama, emotion, and passion, Lost In The Darkness keeps readers engaged from the very first page, creating a compelling and unforgettable reading experience.
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Save:'Starfish and Coffee' by Kele Moon is a heartwarming love story that follows the journey of Matt and Alex, two men from different backgrounds who find themselves falling in love on Mirabella Island. The author, Kele Moon, expertly weaves a tale of love, loss, and second chances, drawing readers into the emotional connection and desire between the main characters. The plot revolves around the instant chemistry between Matt and Alex, their struggles with identity and societal expectations, and the depth of emotions they experience as their relationship develops.
The book delves into themes of love, fear, heartache, and the complexities of relationships, offering a realistic portrayal of the challenges and joys that come with finding true love. Kele Moon's writing style immerses readers in the story, making them feel the emotional connections between the characters and rooting for a second chance at love for Matt and Alex.
Alex loved the beach at sunrise, when streaks of pink stretched across the night sky spreading the hope of a new day. He walked across the sand, feeling at home because this was where he was supposed ... - #6
Save:'Simply Perfect' by Mary Balogh is the final installment in the Simply series featuring the headmistress Claudia Martin of Miss Martin's School for Girls and the Marquess of Attingsborough, Joseph. The story revolves around Claudia finding unexpected love with Joseph, breaking away from her resigned attitude towards romance. is praised for its portrayal of mature characters, realistic interactions, and engaging plot that includes a diverse cast of characters from Balogh's other novels.
First Mademoiselle Pierre, one of the nonresident teachers, had sent a messenger just before breakfast with the news that she was indisposed with a migraine headache and would be unable to come to sch...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Simply Quartet ) - #7
Save:Clockwork Prince continues the story of Tessa, Will, and Jem as they face challenges in Victorian London. The Clave is unhappy with Charlotte's leadership, and the group must find Mortmain to save the Institute. The book delves into the characters' relationships, especially the love triangle between Tessa, Will, and Jem. The plot is filled with twists and turns, leaving readers eager for the next installment in the series.
Tessa set the book she had been reading down on the bedside table, and turned to see Miranda standing in the doorway of her small room—just as she did at this time every day, delivering the same messa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Infernal Devices ) - #8
Save:'The Finish Line' is the final installment in 'The Ravenhood' trilogy by Kate Stewart, known for its intense and emotional storyline. The book follows the characters Cecelia, Tobias, and other key figures as they navigate complex relationships, deep emotions, and unexpected twists. The writing style is described as angsty, steamy, and addictive, with readers praising the author for creating a gripping narrative that keeps them emotionally invested from start to finish.
“Psychopathe.” Psychopath. I grumble, batting away the crazed French bulldog, whose howl only increases the more I rouse and fight him off. He doesn’t weigh much, but his bark indicates he’s got an in...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Ravenhood ) - #9
Save:'Heat Wave' by Karina Halle is a contemporary romance novel set in Hawaii, following the complicated relationship between Ronnie and Logan. Ronnie, who is trying to rebuild her life after a breakup and family drama, finds herself working at Logan's resort. Their forbidden feelings and desires for each other lead to explosive moments, causing a "heat wave" of emotions. The story is filled with lush descriptions of Hawaii, portraying the wild and consuming attraction between the characters amidst the beautiful yet dangerous setting. The book explores themes of love, loss, family dynamics, and the complexities of relationships.
I can feel the man in the seat next to mine subtly elbowing me until I turn my head and glance up at the flight attendant. She’s nodding at the nearly finished glass of Mai Tai on my tray table, the v... - #10
Save:'The Truest Thing' in the series 'Hart's Boardwalk' by Samantha Young follows the story of Emery and Jack, starting nine years before the first book in the series. Emery, a shy bookstore owner, moves to Hartwell and meets Jack Devlin. Their instant connection leads to a complex relationship filled with secrets, blackmail, and personal growth. As the plot unfolds, readers witness a mix of love, heartache, friendship, trust, and family dynamics, all set in the charming town of Hartwell. The writing style captures the emotions and struggles of the characters, making the reader feel fully immersed in the story.
The nutty, smoky, caramelized smell of coffee lingered with me long past my day at work. It was a good thing I liked the scent. It made me feel content, in control, and safe. Because it usually meant ...
(Also, see 27 recommendations for the series Hart's Boardwalk )
