Books matching: marriage in crisis
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Save:The Bromance Book Club is a heartwarming story about Gavin Scott, a pro baseball player who is on the verge of losing his marriage. After his wife, Thea, kicks him out, Gavin's friends introduce him to a secret book club where they read romance novels to understand women better. Through the book club, Gavin learns valuable lessons that help him reignite the passion in his marriage and save it. The story explores themes of second chance romance, personal growth, and challenging stereotypes about masculinity, all while providing a fast-paced and engaging narrative.
The book delves into the journey of Gavin as he navigates the complexities of relationships, insecurities, and personal growth. With the support of his friends and the insights gained from reading romance novels, Gavin embarks on a mission to understand his wife and himself better. The narrative not only focuses on saving a marriage but also on self-discovery, vulnerability, and the importance of communication in relationships. Through a blend of humor, romance, and emotional depth, the book offers a refreshing take on love, friendship, and personal development.
Which is why he didn’t get up when his best friend and Nashville Legends teammate, Delray Hicks, pounded on the door to his hotel room, a fourth-floor state of depression that reminded him every minut... - #2
Save:Snow-Kissed is a deeply emotional tale of love, loss, regret, and guilt, set in a snowy sanctuary where two hearts have a chance to heal and love can be unleashed to make new the world. The story follows Kai and Kurt, a couple who suffered staggering heartbreak that pushed them apart for a year and a half, but in the end, love triumphs as they find each other again in a journey through personal experiences and an enhanced awareness of others. The narrative beautifully captures the delicate moments of past joy and grief, the pain and hesitation of facing all that's been lost, and the fragile moments of fear and tentative hope for the future.
Laura Florand's writing style is described as evocative, raw, and honest, with well-crafted words that touch deeply, piercing the heart while uplifting it with beautiful stories demonstrating the power of love. The author skillfully weaves a narrative that delves into the complexities of human emotions, portraying characters like Kai and Kurt in a way that evokes a full range of emotions in the reader, from heartbreak and confusion to pity and envy.
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Save:'Every Wrong Reason' by Rachel Higginson follows the story of Kate and Nick, a couple who have been married for seven years and are on the brink of separation due to constant fighting and bitterness in their relationship. The book delves into the emotional turmoil of their decision to separate, exploring themes of love, forgiveness, and the complexities of marriage. Told from Kate's perspective, readers witness her struggles, doubts, and heartbreak as she navigates the difficult path of divorce while questioning her reasons and decisions for the separation.
The narrative also sheds light on Nick's perspective, portraying his efforts to salvage their marriage despite Kate's determination to end it. The story unfolds with a mix of angst, passion, and true love, painting a poignant picture of the pain of a failed marriage, the process of separation, and the journey towards healing and self-discovery. Through well-written prose and honest storytelling, the book captures the raw emotions and challenges faced by the characters, making it a compelling read for anyone who has experienced the complexities of long-term relationships.
The bell rang and my stomach growled. I looked at my classroom, at the kids shoving papers and notebooks into their backpacks and the energetic chatter that warred with the high-pitched ringing of the... - #4
Save:'Some Enchanted Season' by Marilyn Pappano revolves around the story of Maggie and Ross, a married couple who have drifted apart over the years. Ross, consumed by work and ambition, neglects his marriage to focus on amassing wealth and status. When a car accident leaves Maggie with memory loss and a strained marriage, the two are forced to confront their relationship during the holiday season. Through emotional turmoil and rediscovery, they navigate forgiveness, redemption, and the true meaning of happiness amidst a small town setting.
The writing style of the book is emotionally engaging and evocative, pulling readers into the heartache and struggles of Maggie and Ross. The plot unfolds with layers of guilt, betrayal, and the journey towards reconciliation, with a touch of divine intervention that prompts introspection and growth in the characters.
Ross McKinney stood at the massive window that made up the outer wall of his office and gazed out across the city. It was a cold, gray morning, not the sort that put Buffalo in its best light. The cit... - #5
Save:"Mistress of the Ritz" by Melanie Benjamin is a historical fiction novel that follows the lives of Claude and Blanche Auzello during the Nazi occupation of Paris. The story revolves around the couple's involvement with the French Resistance, their complex relationship, and the challenges they face as they navigate life at the famous Ritz Hotel during wartime. The plot is told through alternating perspectives, offering insights into the characters' motivations and actions during a tumultuous period in history. The writing style combines historical details with a focus on character dynamics, creating a narrative that delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and bravery.
But in her defense, given who she is and where she is headed, her shoes are a problem. They’re filthy, caked with dried mud, the heels worn down. And all she can think about, as her husband helps her ... - #6
Save:"Monogamy" by Sue Miller is a contemplative exploration of marriage, grief, and family dynamics. The novel follows Annie and Graham, a couple who have been married for 30 years, as they navigate the challenges of unexpected loss and betrayal. Through well-developed characters and intimate storytelling, Sue Miller delves into the complexities of relationships, portraying the impact of infidelity on Annie's perception of her marriage and the subsequent unraveling of truths and emotions within their family and circle of friends.
Annie had been single for seven years when she met Graham. Whenever she thought about her first marriage, even long after it had ended, her primary emotion was a kind of shame. Shame that she could ha... - #7
Save:Frayed Silk by Ella Fields is a story that delves into the struggles of a married couple, Dahlia and Leo, as they navigate a crumbling relationship filled with secrets, neglect, and a lack of intimacy. Dahlia finds herself longing for her husband's affection, but Leo remains distant, pushing her to seek solace in Jared, leading to a complex web of emotions and decisions. The book explores themes of infidelity, love, and the intricate dynamics of relationships, all narrated through Dahlia's perspective with raw emotions and a gripping storyline that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Over the past seven months, he’s closed himself off to me. To our children. To our once happy life together. And he’s never told me why. Why he’s chosen to make me feel so alone. As if I’m invisible e... - #8
Save:'What Alice Forgot' by Liane Moriarty is a captivating story about Alice Love, who wakes up from a head injury at a gym to discover that she has lost her memory of the last ten years of her life. The plot follows Alice as she navigates her new reality of having three children, being in the middle of a messy divorce, and having strained relationships with her family. The novel delves into themes of self-discovery, relationships, motherhood, and the impact of memory loss on one's identity. Moriarty's writing style is easily identifiable, engaging, and keeps readers guessing until the end about who Alice will choose in her transformed life.
She was floating, arms outspread, water lapping her body, breathing in a summery fragrance of salt and coconut. There was a pleasantly satisfied breakfast taste in her mouth of bacon and coffee and po... - #9
Save:'Storm' in the 'Dark and Dirty Sinners' MC series by Serena Akeroyd tells the story of Storm and Keira, a couple navigating through challenges in their relationship while raising their child, Cyan. The narrative delves into themes of redemption, forgiveness, family, and undying love, showcasing the struggles and growth of the characters. Through a mix of flashbacks, letters, and diary entries, the book explores the complexities of Storm's character, his addictions, and his journey towards self-improvement. Keira's evolution from a sheltered high school student to a resilient mother and partner is a central focus, highlighting her strength and growth throughout the story.
The writing style of 'Storm' is emotionally driven, mature, and character-focused, offering a deep exploration of the characters' histories, emotions, and relationships. The plot weaves together past and present timelines to create a compelling narrative that captures the readers' attention and emotions, ultimately delivering a story of love, healing, and second chances.
Asher tilted his head to the side in surprise. He’d watched me walk over to him from the entrance to the school, but clearly, he hadn’t anticipated my request. After my birthday party last night, howe...
(Also, see 74 recommendations for the series Dark and Dirty Sinners' MC ) - #10
Save:'The Greek's Christmas Baby' by Lucy Monroe is a story about second chances, love, and overcoming obstacles in a marriage. Aristide, a Greek tycoon, finds himself in a difficult situation when he loses his memory after a car accident and forgets his marriage to Eden. Facing challenges from his personal assistant, Kassandra, Eden fights to save her marriage and win back her husband's affections. The plot unfolds with emotional twists and turns, showcasing the struggles and determination of the couple to rediscover their love and rebuild their relationship.
The writing style of Lucy Monroe in 'The Greek's Christmas Baby' captures the readers' hearts with its gripping and emotional narrative. delves into themes of love, trust, and second chances, portraying the complexities of relationships and the power of enduring love. Monroe skillfully weaves a tale of romance and drama, keeping the readers engaged as Aristide and Eden navigate through challenges to find their way back to each other.
Eden heard the words, but didn't recognize the voice. Her eyelids felt glued together over a layer of sandpaper. It took a Herculean effort to force them apart and, at first, all she saw was white lig...
