Books matching: marital struggles
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Save:'Married with Zombies' by Jesse Petersen is a humorous take on the zombie apocalypse where a couple on the verge of divorce, Sarah and David, find themselves fighting for survival against the undead. The story follows their journey from Seattle to Longview, encountering various challenges, zombies, and quirky characters along the way. Through the chaos, the couple's relationship evolves as they navigate the new world filled with zombies, injecting humor and witty banter into their interactions.
Petersen's writing style blends humor, action, and emotional moments seamlessly, creating a fast-paced and engaging narrative. The book cleverly intertwines the themes of marriage counseling and zombie survival, offering a unique twist to the typical zombie genre. The characters, especially Sarah and David, are relatable and likable, adding depth to the story as they face the challenges of the apocalypse while trying to mend their troubled relationship.
David and I became warriors in the zombie plague on the first day, but don’t think that means we were front line soldiers or something. In truth we stumbled into the zombie battle because it was a mea... - #2
Save:'Their Discovery' by Rebecca Grace Allen is a story that delves into the everyday struggles of a married couple, Brady and Samantha, who have lost their way in the romance department. Juggling responsibilities such as work, raising their daughters, dealing with aging parents, and hidden desires, the couple faces challenges in communication and understanding each other. As they navigate their relationship and explore hidden aspects of themselves, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth, ultimately questioning the dynamics of their marriage and exploring the world of kink.
The book is praised for its realistic portrayal of relationships, flawed characters, and thought-provoking themes. Through dual narration in the audiobook version, the characters of Brady and Samantha are brought to life, along with the secondary characters, adding depth to the storytelling. With a focus on real-life struggles and the complexities of marriage, 'Their Discovery' offers a raw and honest portrayal of love, communication, and the exploration of desires within a relationship.
Not in the literal sense. People saw her—saw her as a wife, as a mom, and she was still visible in her redheaded, five-foot-six form. But here in the passenger seat of her family’s car, her evening go... - #3
Save:"Exclusively Yours" by Shannon Stacey follows the story of Joe Kowalski, a best-selling and reclusive author, and Keri Daniels, a journalist who used to be Joe's high school sweetheart. When Keri's job depends on getting an exclusive interview with Joe, he proposes a challenge - she must join his family camping trip and ask him one question a day. explores their past romance, the complexities of their present lives, and the dynamics within the Kowalski family. The writing style is a mix of humor, deep emotional issues, and realistic character development, making it a compelling contemporary romance.
An exceptionally well-paid reporter for a glossy weekly entertainment magazine did not withhold carnal knowledge of a celebrity on the editor in chief’s most-wanted list. And having kept that juicy li... - #4
Save:'Twelve Days' by Teresa Hill follows the story of Sam and Rachel, a couple struggling with their marriage due to past losses and infertility issues. Their lives take an unexpected turn when three children are left on their doorstep just days before Christmas, forcing them to confront their past and come together to care for the children. The book delves into themes of love, loss, healing, and the importance of family, set against a backdrop of a small town during the holiday season. The emotional journey of the characters and the heartfelt writing style of the author make for a touching and heartwarming read.
The light was fading fast, streetlights coming on, and the entire neighborhood glowed with the light of thousands of tiny Christmas bulbs strung on just about everything she could see. Snow was fallin... - #5Loverby:
Save:Lover is a scorching hot exploration of swinging, passion, and forbidden love as two couples find themselves entangled in a web of desire, deceit, and unexpected emotions. The storyline delves into the complexities of relationships, trust issues, and the consequences of seeking to spice up marriages through unconventional means. Readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of combustible passion, surprising twists, and undeniable connections that push the boundaries of love and desire.
The authors, Marni Mann and Gia Riley, masterfully weave a tale that is both exciting and sophisticated, captivating readers from the very first page until the explosive conclusion. Through their seamless co-writing, they deliver a narrative that is deliciously sexy, emotionally charged, and filled with surprises that keep readers guessing and craving for more.
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Save:'Forgotten Sweethearts' by Melissa Bender is a second chance romance novel that follows the story of Gabby and Brody, a married couple dealing with a troubled relationship. The book explores their journey of rediscovering love and trust after facing issues like lack of communication, trust issues, and the threat of divorce. Set in Tasmania, the story delves into the complexities of marriage, family dynamics, and the struggles of balancing personal life and career.
Quietly, my knuckles rapped against the wood before I reached down and turned the knob. Pushing the door open, I began to walk inside his office. My husband sat behind his large wooden desk, a soft gl... 'Mr Peanut' by Adam Ross is a complex and intricate novel that intertwines multiple narratives and layers of storytelling. The book follows the tumultuous marriage of Alice and David Pepin, where the line between reality and fiction blurs as David, a game designer, finds himself entangled in a murder mystery that mirrors his own life. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a journey through the inner workings of the characters' minds, exploring themes of marriage, betrayal, and the darker aspects of human relationships. The writing style of the book is described as vivid and insightful, but at times overwhelming with its intricate plot twists and postmodern narrative devices.
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Save:In "A Grand Old Time" by Judy Leigh, the story follows septuagenarian Evie who, after feeling washed up in a care home, decides to break free and embark on an adventurous journey through England and France. While Evie rediscovers herself and embraces life, her son Brendan and his wife Maura struggle with their own marital issues and embark on a chaotic rescue mission to bring Evie back. The novel blends humor, heartwarming moments, and themes of rediscovery, all while showcasing the characters' flaws and strengths in a realistic and relatable manner.
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Save:"After I Do" by Taylor Jenkins Reid follows the story of Lauren and Ryan, a married couple who reach a breaking point in their relationship. Struggling with constant bickering, resentment, and a lack of communication, they decide to take a year-long break with no contact to reevaluate their marriage. The book explores themes of self-discovery, individual growth, and the complexities of love and marriage. Through Lauren's journey of reconnecting with her family and exploring her own desires, readers witness a raw and honest portrayal of the struggles and challenges faced in long-term relationships. Taylor Jenkins Reid's writing style weaves together emotional depth, thought-provoking insights, and relatable characters, creating a compelling narrative that delves into the nuances of marriage and the importance of communication and compromise.
“You remember wrong,” I say, my tone clipped and pissed-off. We’ve already been here too long, and I hate the chaos of Dodger Stadium. It’s a warm summer night, so I have that to be thankful for, but ... - #10
Save:"Dancing at the Rascal Fair" by Ivan Doig is a historical fiction novel set in Montana in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The story follows two young Scottish immigrants, Angus McCaskill and Rob Barclay, as they settle in Montana and become sheep ranchers. The narrative spans over three decades, depicting their relationships, struggles, and triumphs in the harsh frontier environment. The writing style is described as lyrical and captivating, transporting readers to the rugged landscapes of Montana and immersing them in the lives of the characters as they navigate love, loss, and the challenges of pioneering.
Harbour Mishap at Greenock. Yesterday morning, while a horse and cart were conveying a thousand-weight of sugar on the quay at Albert Harbour, one of the cartwheels caught a mooring stanchion, which c...
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