Books matching: marriage crises
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Save:'Fight Club 2' by Chuck Palahniuk is a graphic novel sequel that continues the story of the narrator, now known as Sebastian, who is leading a mundane life as a video game designer married to Marla with a son. The plot takes a dark turn as Marla seeks excitement and replaces Sebastian's pills with sugar, leading to a series of events involving explosions, hypnosis, and the return of Tyler Durden. The story is told in a metafiction style, blending elements from the original novel and the film adaptation, with Chuck Palahniuk himself appearing as a character in the narrative.
TYLER GETS ME a job as a waiter, after that Tyler’s pushing a gun in my mouth and saying, the first step to eternal life is you have to die. For a long time though, Tyler and I were best friends. Peop...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fight Club ) - #2
Save:In "Love Her or Lose Her," Rosie and Dom, a married couple, face challenges in their relationship due to lack of communication and emotional intimacy. Rosie decides to leave Dom, seeking to fulfill her dream of owning a restaurant and longing for a deeper connection. Through therapy and support from friends, Rosie and Dom navigate their troubled marriage, rediscovering their love and commitment to each other. The book explores themes of love languages, second chances, and personal growth, with a focus on the couple's journey towards understanding and supporting each other.
Really, that’s what her name tag should have read, instead of COSMETICS CONSULTANT. In order to fulfill that title, someone would be required to consult her first, right? Problem was, no one ever aske...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Hot & Hammered ) - #3
Save:The Divorce by Nicole Strycharz tells the story of a couple, Jenzy and Chris, who have been married for seven years but their relationship turns sour when Chris starts to ignore and insult Jenzy. After asking for a divorce, Jenzy makes Chris grovel to win her back, while exploring themes of communication issues, emotional affairs, and the struggle to rebuild a broken marriage. The book delves into realistic portrayals of marriage troubles, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships, with a writing style that keeps readers engaged and emotionally invested in the characters' journey.
When I came into the restaurant to see Moses waiting on me I felt some of my nerves settle. He’d become my friend first, even in the few weeks we’d been talking. I went his way and soaked up the glory... - #4
Save:Ever After Always by Chloe Liese is the third book in the Bergman Brothers series, focusing on Freya and Aiden's troubled marriage. The story follows the couple as they navigate through a rough patch in their relationship, dealing with poor communication, anxiety, and miscommunication. The book showcases the journey of Freya and Aiden as they work towards healing their marriage, with the support of the Bergman family and themes of love, trust, and personal growth. Chloe Liese's writing style expertly portrays the raw and realistic aspects of a marriage in crisis, with a blend of heartwarming moments and steamy romance.
Some mutual friends threw together a pickup soccer game one balmy summer Sunday and invited us both. I’d played in high school, kept up with a recreational soccer league while I went through undergrad...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bergman Brothers ) - #5
Save:Untying the Knot by Meghan Quinn is a gripping story about Myla and Ryot, a couple facing challenges in their marriage. Myla, who had a rough childhood, struggles with her past trauma and erects barriers around her heart, making it difficult for her to accept Ryot's affections. The book delves into their complex relationship, showcasing moments of passion, raw emotions, and heartbreaking conflicts. The writing style is described as deep, emotional, and raw, with an added level of emotional depth that surprises readers in the best way possible.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Billionaire Rom Coms ) - #6
Save:In "King of Greed" by Ana Huang, the story revolves around Alessandra and Dominic Davenport, a couple whose marriage is on the rocks due to Dominic's obsession with work. Alessandra decides to leave him after feeling neglected and unappreciated, leading to a tumultuous journey of self-discovery and second chances. The book delves into themes of love, loss, and redemption, showcasing raw emotions and vulnerabilities through well-developed characters and intricate relationships. Ana Huang's writing style evokes deep emotions and creates a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Kings of Sin ) - #7
Save:Kiss From A Rose by Maya Alden is a deeply emotional tale that follows the struggles of Rose, a woman navigating the complexities of her long marriage and the challenges of self-discovery after her children leave home. The plot centers around her tumultuous relationship with Gray, her husband, who often belittles her background and disregards her feelings. As Rose battles depression and the neglect from her family, she finds strength in her friendship with Malou, an unwavering support who helps her reclaim her identity. The narrative captures the raw realities of marriage, family dynamics, and the importance of self-worth.
Maya Alden's writing style is poignantly relatable, drawing readers in with heartfelt emotions from the start. Her ability to depict Rose's pain and ultimate growth resonates, leaving a lasting impact. The author weaves a narrative filled with powerful moments, showcasing the deep bond between Rose and Malou while exploring the toxic aspects of family life. Fans appreciate Alden's skill in creating authentic characters and profound emotional journeys, making this book a memorable and inspiring read.
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Save:Out of the Woods by Hannah Bonam Young explores the relationship of Caleb and Sarah, high school sweethearts who married young. The story captures their struggles and growth as they attend a couples counseling retreat to reconnect and rediscover themselves. Through Sarah's perspective, readers witness her journey of self-discovery while she navigates grief and marital challenges, all the while keeping the heartwarming essence of love alive.
Hannah Bonam Young's writing style is engaging and relatable. She crafts rich characters with complex backgrounds, making their experiences resonate with readers. The narrative balances humor with raw emotions, creating a beautiful portrayal of love's ups and downs. Readers find solace in Sarah's relatable struggles and Caleb's sweet determination to support her. Overall, the book combines themes of healing, growth, and the importance of communication in relationships, making it a compelling read.
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Save:'Locked In' by Anna Chastain revolves around the story of Grace and Ben, a couple whose marriage hits a rough patch when Ben's actions lead to a major misunderstanding. The plot delves into themes of love, forgiveness, and communication as the couple navigates the challenges in their relationship with the help of a marriage counselor. The writing style is praised for its emotional depth, honest portrayal of everyday marriages, and the perfect balance of angst and groveling.
I check on Liam before heading to the kitchen, and he’s out, my sweet boy. Lunches were packed for the next day of school, dishes were done, leftovers put away in the fridge, and I am bent over the k... - #10
Save:Jemma and Elijah, the Duke and Duchess of Beaumont, have a tumultuous relationship filled with past betrayals and estrangement. In "This Duchess of Mine," they are brought back together with the goal of producing an heir before Elijah's failing health catches up with him. The story delves into their journey of forgiveness, rediscovery of love, and overcoming past mistakes, all set within the backdrop of Georgian romance. The writing style of Eloisa James is praised for its emotional depth, strategic plot development, and engaging character dynamics, particularly between the main couple.
No one dressed to please a husband. At least, not in the Duchess of Beaumont's circle of acquaintances. One dressed—to be frank—to dazzle and amaze one's female friends. Or, if one were so inclined, t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Desperate Duchesses )
