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Save:A hilarious and heartwarming opposites-attract rom-com packed with zany moments, loveable animals, and Bloom's signature sass. A must-read for anyone craving big laughs with their romance!
The Ego(maniac) by Penelope Bloom is a romantic comedy that follows the story of Elizabeth and Travis, two characters who are complete opposites. Elizabeth is a serious, workaholic type A personality, while Travis is quirky, fun-loving, and charming. Their dynamic creates a perfect opposites-attract couple, with humorous banter and entertaining interactions. As the story unfolds, Travis shows Elizabeth how to have fun and let loose, while Elizabeth struggles to fight her growing attraction to him. The plot is filled with humor, love, determination, and quirky moments, making it an entertaining and engaging read. The writing style of Penelope Bloom is described as witty, humorous, and full of amazing banter, creating a story that is both hot and steamy, as well as heartwarming and entertaining.
I slammed the door shut on my obnoxious upstairs neighbor and went back to my office. The thermometer was still sitting by my laptop along with a pile of used tissues. I checked and confirmed my tempe...November 2021•315 pages - #2
Save:A Little Wilder is a warm, funny, and spicy romance that’s perfect when you need a bookish hug and a break from heavy drama. Expect great chemistry, supportive family, and major heart-eyes for Kane!
'A Little Wilder' in the 'Wilder' series by Serena Bell follows the story of Mari and Kane, who had a one-night stand in Vegas resulting in an unexpected pregnancy. Mari, a free-spirited Airstream renovator, finds herself working for Kane's family business where she discovers that Kane is the father of her baby. As they navigate this new reality, they both undergo personal growth and self-discovery, forming a special connection amidst the challenges they face. The writing style captures the first fragile moments between the baby and parents with sensitivity and depth, portraying a journey of love, family, and self-realization.
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Save:A feel-good, trope-filled small town romance with tons of character and heart, but it's a love-it-or-hate-it ride - perfect if you like your stories messy, warm, and packed with personality.
Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score is a heartwarming and emotional story set in the small town of Knockemout, Virginia. The book follows Naomi, a runaway bride who finds herself in a strange town with an 11-year-old niece she never knew existed. As she navigates the challenges of her new life, she encounters Knox, a grumpy and tattooed man who initially clashes with her but ends up helping her in unexpected ways. The story revolves around their developing relationship, the support they receive from the tight-knit community, and the complexities of family dynamics and romantic entanglements.
The book is praised for its mix of humor, heart, and steamy romance, with readers highlighting the well-developed characters, engaging plot twists, and the small-town charm of Knockemout. The writing style is described as exceptional, with a perfect balance of emotional depth, humor, and heartwarming moments that keep readers gripped from start to finish.
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I walked into Cafe Rev, but it sure as hell wasn’t a picture of myself behind the register under the cheery headline “Do Not Serve.” A yellow frowny face magnet held...January 2022•543 pages - #4
Save:A heartfelt and hilarious college romance packed with charm and chemistry. Perfect for fans of character-driven, emotional, and steamy contemporary love stories - just don’t expect a groundbreaking premise or flawless pacing.
Misadventures of a College Girl by Lauren Rowe tells the story of Zooey, a freshman studying theatre at UCLA, who is determined to lose her virginity and enlists the help of Tyler Caldwell, a football player. What starts as a casual arrangement turns into a deep connection as they both navigate their ambitions and feelings for each other. The book is filled with humor, romance, and relatable characters, drawing readers in with its engaging plot and well-developed protagonists.
The writing style in Misadventures of a College Girl is described as engaging, humorous, and heartwarming. The author, Lauren Rowe, creates a story that is both emotional and entertaining, with characters that readers will root for and a plot that keeps them engaged from start to finish.
Hip-hop is blaring so loudly in this living room, my molars, eyeballs, and ovaries all feel like they’re thumping in time with the bass-heavy beat. A thick blanket of smoke hangs in the air, refractin... - #5
Save:A sexy, fun, and emotional start to a beloved rockstar romance series - especially recommended for fans of fake dating and band shenanigans. Not perfect, but totally addictive and worth the read!
'Dirty Like Me' by Jaine Diamond follows the story of Katie, an ordinary girl who unknowingly meets Jesse, a famous rockstar. Their chemistry leads Katie to agree to become Jesse's fake girlfriend and join him on tour, where their relationship becomes complicated as feelings develop. The book is filled with steamy scenes, humor, love, and insecurity, creating a rollercoaster of emotions for the characters and readers alike. Despite some unrealistic elements, the book captures the essence of a rockstar romance while also delving into themes of self-discovery and personal growth.
The writing style of 'Dirty Like Me' is described as engaging, with a mix of spicy romance and a great storyline that keeps readers hooked. The characters, Jesse and Katie, are praised for their development and the way their romance evolves throughout the book, making it a page-turner with a blend of passion and fire.
I fully intended to knock before entering, like a civilized person. Max had other plans. For one thing he was a dog, and for another he knew we were dropping in on my best friend, Devi. Devi was a tot...November 2016•399 pages - #6
Save:"Highland Bride" by Hannah Howell is a historical romance novel set in the Scottish Highlands. The story follows the protagonist, Gillyanne Murray, a strong-willed and independent young woman who faces challenges from three neighboring lairds vying for her hand and lands. Despite the pressure, Gillyanne cleverly navigates the situation, outsmarting her suitors and ultimately choosing Connor MacEnroy as her husband. The novel explores themes of love, humor, and suspense as Gillyanne and Connor navigate their unconventional courtship and marriage, showcasing Howell's signature storytelling style filled with twists and turns.
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Save:"Lucian Divine" is a captivating paranormal romance that centers around the forbidden love story between Evelyn, a 24-year-old fashion school graduate, and her guardian angel, Lucian. Assigned to Evelyn since her birth, Lucian has watched over her for years, but as she grows older, his feelings for her transform from a protective guardian to a deep, romantic love. The plot delves into the complexities of their relationship as they navigate the challenges posed by cosmic laws against angelic interaction with humans. The narrative beautifully intertwines humor and drama, showcasing Lucian's struggles with his feelings and the consequences of breaking the rules of his celestial existence.
Renee Carlino's writing style is characterized by eloquent storytelling and vivid depictions that create an ethereal reading experience. The book explores themes of love, faith, and the unknown, while maintaining a light-hearted tone in the beginning before transitioning into deeper emotional territory. Readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, from blissful moments of romance to heart-wrenching realizations about love and loss. The dialogue between characters, especially Lucian and his angel friends, adds a humorous element that balances the more serious aspects of the story, making it a unique blend of contemporary and paranormal romance.
January 2017•286 pages - #8
Save:A delightfully odd, darkly funny fairy-tale for grown-ups - best suited for fans of offbeat charm and literary adventure. Try it if you love quirky, inventive novels with a dash of the surreal.
'Undermajordomo Minor' by Patrick deWitt is a quirky and whimsical tale that follows the adventures of Lucien Lucy Minor as he takes on the role of an apprentice majordomo at the Castle Von Aux. The story is described as a fable, with elements of a fractured fairy tale, magical realism, and dark humor. Readers encounter a cast of eccentric and offbeat characters in a setting that is both charming and bizarre, reminiscent of a European folk tale with a modern twist. DeWitt's writing style is noted for its humor, wit, and unique narrative voice that keeps readers engaged as they follow Lucy's journey through strange and unexpected encounters in the castle and the surrounding village.
The plot unfolds slowly, with moments of charm, tenderness, and dark humor interspersed throughout the story. Readers are taken on a journey filled with surreal scenes, unexpected plot twists, and a touch of magical realism that adds depth to the narrative. Despite its whimsical nature, the book touches on themes of love, identity, and the complexities of human relationships, offering a unique and entertaining reading experience that keeps readers guessing until the end.
Lucien Minor’s mother had not wept, had not come close to weeping at their parting. All that day he’d felt a catch in his throat and his every movement was achieved in chary degrees, as though swift a...September 2015•352 pages - #9
Save:A tragic yet wryly humorous memoir that’ll pull at your heartstrings and make you count your blessings - raw, memorable, and a modern classic of resilience. Not light fare, but absolutely worth it.
Angela's Ashes is a powerful memoir by Frank McCourt that delves into his childhood growing up in poverty in Limerick, Ireland. The book vividly portrays the struggles faced by the McCourt family, including extreme poverty, alcoholism, and loss of siblings. Despite the bleak circumstances, McCourt's writing style combines humor with tragedy, offering a poignant and emotional account of his upbringing.
The narrative follows Frank McCourt from his boyhood to his late teens, chronicling the hardships and adversities he faced while highlighting moments of resilience and hope. Through McCourt's honest and raw storytelling, readers are immersed in the bleak yet sometimes hopeful world of a poverty-stricken Irish family, offering a unique perspective on survival, family dynamics, and the impact of poverty on childhood.
My father and mother should have stayed in New York where they met and married and where I was born. Instead, they returned to Ireland when I was four, my brother, Malachy, three, the twins, Oliver an...1996•468 pages - #10
Save:Hot, bold, and surprisingly relatable - Filthy Vows is perfect for romance fans who love their stories both steamy and real. If you like complex couples and a bit of kink, give this a try!
Filthy Vows by Alessandra Torre follows the story of Elle and Easton, a married couple exploring their hidden desires and fantasies. Elle finds herself constantly fantasizing about other men but has no intention of cheating on her husband. When a moment of role-playing with Easton reveals her deepest desires, the couple embarks on a journey to turn fantasies into reality, all while navigating the complexities of their marriage and personal struggles. Alessandra Torre's writing style delves into the intimate details of Elle and Easton's relationship, portraying them as true soulmates facing challenges within and outside their marriage.
There was something in the air that night. A breathless anticipation. I felt it when I was getting ready, my hand hovering over the plain cotton panties before selecting the silk thong. I embraced it...July 2019•211 pages
