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To Capture a Duke's Heart by Jennifer McNare is a historical romance novel set in 19th Century England. The story revolves around Lady Penelope Houghton and Gabriel Ashcroft, the 6th Duke of Ainsworth. Their unexpected and hasty marriage leads to a journey of love, betrayal, misunderstandings, and eventual reconciliation. The author's writing style captivates readers with its detailed descriptions, emotional depth, and historical accuracy, keeping them engaged till the heartwarming conclusion.
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'The Devil's Web' by Mary Balogh is a part of the series 'Web' and follows the troubled relationship between Lady Madeleine and James Parnell. The plot revolves around their deep emotional involvement, misunderstandings, and continuous quarrels. The characters are portrayed as complex and deeply wounded individuals, struggling with their past traumas and guilt. The writing style is described as historical, accurate, and seamless, with themes of love, trust, and letting go of the past.
THE CLIFFS OF THE SOUTH COAST OF ENGLAND were visible to larboard, the morning mists having lifted, though the clouds still hung low and heavy and the sea was slate gray and heaving. The Adeona, one o...
(Also, see 66 recommendations for the series Web ) - #3
"The Witness" by Nora Roberts follows the story of Elizabeth Fitch, a young girl who witnesses a murder by the Russian mafia and is forced to go into hiding. Twelve years later, living under a new identity, she attracts the attention of the local police chief, Brooks. The book delves into Elizabeth's past, her struggles to overcome fear and trauma, and her journey towards love and trust. The plot combines elements of suspense, romance, and thriller, showcasing the strength and resilience of the main character, Elizabeth.
The writing style of Nora Roberts in "The Witness" is praised for its ability to captivate readers from the start. The book is described as engaging, with an intense beginning that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The character development, especially that of Elizabeth, is highlighted as a strong point, with readers finding her to be a compelling and unique protagonist. The blend of romance, mystery, and intrigue in the plot, along with the well-crafted dialogue and detail, contributes to making this a gripping and entertaining read.
For nearly the whole of her sixteen years, eight months and twenty-one days she’d dutifully followed her mother’s directives. Dr. Susan L. Fitch issued directives, not orders. Elizabeth had adhered to... - #4
In "Fighting Envy" by Jennifer Miller, the story revolves around Rowan, a pregnant woman abandoned by her boyfriend at the hospital, and Jax, an MMA fighter who steps in to help her during her time of need. The plot delves into Rowan's troubled past, her abusive mother, and her journey towards finding love and trust again. Through Jax's caring and protective nature, the story explores themes of family, redemption, and the healing power of love. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of romance, suspense, and emotional depth that keeps readers glued to the pages.
“Motherfucker!” I put my hand over the top of my eye and immediately pull it back seeing blood covering my fingers. It continues to fall like rain down my face and I glower up at the asshole that’s to... - #5
'The Conqueror's Lady' by Terri Brisbin is a period romance set around the time of the Norman Conquest of England. It follows the story of a Norman knight who takes the lady of the manor in marriage to claim the lands and title. Initially, the lady hates him, but as the story progresses, it ends in a happily ever after. The plot is described as predictable but engaging, with vivid details of the historical time period and a good balance of romance and heat between the characters. Readers found themselves immersed in the lives and struggles of the characters, even shedding tears at the endings.
The writing style of Terri Brisbin is praised for its easy readability and engaging storytelling. is part of a series called 'The Knights of Brittany', and readers who enjoyed this installment were compelled to read the rest of the books in the series. The relationships between the main characters are highlighted as realistic, with well-developed and intelligent protagonists who play traditional roles within marriage, adding depth to the storyline.
The blood from the gash above his eye flowed down his face and dripped on the lady’s shoulder, but still he did not relent in his crushing hold. It would take but a moment’s pressure to crush her thro... - #6
'The First Score' by Amie Knight is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Hazel and Winnie, who have been best friends since childhood. Winnie has been in love with Hazel for years but struggles to make her realize they should be together. The book explores themes of friendship, love, and overcoming past traumas in a light and respectful manner. The writing style is engaging, with well-developed characters and a storyline that keeps readers invested until the very end.
I was going to kill him. And not in the sweet way. No, I wasn’t going to be calling old Scarlett up and meeting her for lunch so I could shoulder nudge her and tell her how cute this shit was. Because... - #7
In "Rough Canvas" by Joey W. Hill, readers are taken on a journey through the complex relationship between Thomas and Marcus. Thomas, a struggling artist burdened by family responsibilities, reconnects with his former lover Marcus, a wealthy and dominant man. As they navigate their past traumas and desires, their bond is tested through emotional turmoil, trust issues, and revelations from Marcus' past. The story delves into themes of love, trust, family loyalty, BDSM dynamics, and the power of acceptance, all portrayed through vivid and emotional storytelling.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Nature of Desire ) - #8
In "Manwhore" by Katy Evans, Rachel Livingston, an aspiring journalist, is tasked with writing an expose on the mysterious billionaire playboy, Malcolm Saint. As Rachel delves deeper into Malcolm's world, she finds herself caught in a whirlwind of passion and intrigue. The chemistry between Rachel and Malcolm is electric, leading to a complex relationship that blurs the lines between personal and professional. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, leaving readers on the edge of their seats as they navigate the challenges of love, trust, and ambition.
I walked into Helen’s office this morning certain she was going to fire me. It isn’t really my boss’s job to fire me. It’s HR’s. But the HR department has been cut. Edge, the magazine I have written f... - #9
'Backwards to Oregon' by Jae is a historical romance novel set on the Oregon Trail, following the journey of two women, Luke and Nora, along with a child named Amy. The book explores themes of love, sacrifice, and resilience as the characters face challenges and secrets on their way to Oregon. The writing style is captivating, with vivid descriptions that immerse the reader in the rugged and emotional journey of the protagonists.
INWARDLY CURSING THE smoke-filled, dimly lit room and the tinny clanking of the piano, Tess had strained to keep a watchful eye and ear on her girls and their customers lounging in secluded alcoves, o... - #10
Rising Tides, the second book in the Chesapeake Bay series by Nora Roberts, continues the story of the Quinn brothers, with a focus on Ethan and his love interest Grace. Ethan, who had a traumatic childhood, struggles to move past his past and build a future with Grace, a single mother who has been in love with him for years. The book delves into themes of love, family dynamics, and overcoming personal demons, set against the backdrop of the Chesapeake Bay area in Maryland.
The story explores Ethan's journey of self-discovery and the complexities of his relationship with Grace, highlighting themes of trust, resilience, and personal growth. The narrative also touches upon the bond between the Quinn brothers and their interactions, adding depth to the family saga that unfolds throughout the series.
ethan climbed out ofhis dreams and rolled out of bed. It was still dark, but he habitually started his day before night yielded to dawn. It suited him, the quiet, the simple routine, the hard work tha...
(Also, see 62 recommendations for the series Chesapeake Bay Saga )