Books matching: mature romance
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Save:'Then She Found Me' by Elinor Lipman is a charming and heartwarming story that follows April Epner, a high school Latin teacher, as she navigates unexpected changes in her life after being contacted by her birth mother, Bernice Graves. The reunion between the two women leads to a series of events that challenge their perceptions of family, love, and relationships. The plot unfolds with a mix of humor, wit, and poignant moments, as April explores her identity, reconnects with her biological family, and opens herself up to new possibilities in life.
The narrative style of the book is characterized by a blend of humor, realism, and emotional depth. The author weaves a story that delves into complex family dynamics, adoption issues, and the journey of self-discovery. Through the interactions between April, Bernice, and other characters, the reader is taken on a journey of growth, acceptance, and understanding, as relationships evolve and the characters confront their pasts to embrace a brighter future.
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Save:'Yuled by the Orcs' in the series 'Orc Sworn' by author Finley Fenn is a festive novella that follows the heartwarming journey of Lydia, an older widowed woman, who finds unexpected love and companionship with two orcs, Sigtryggr and Ezog. The story beautifully blends spicy romance with cozy holiday vibes, creating a perfect balance between intense scenes and sweet moments. The plot unfolds smoothly, focusing on the evolving relationships among the characters, offering a mix of MM, MF, and MMF dynamics that are both steamy and heartwarming.
The writing style of Finley Fenn in 'Yuled by the Orcs' is praised for its ability to create a light, engaging narrative that captivates readers from start to finish. The author's portrayal of mature characters experiencing second chances at love brings a refreshing perspective to the romance genre, making the story relatable and uplifting. With a focus on tender moments, vulnerability, and growth, the novella delivers a cozy and spicy read that resonates with those looking for a heartening holiday tale.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Orc Sworn ) - #3
Save:'The Gathering' in the series 'Hundred' by Vanessa Nelson follows the story of Yvonne, a Hunar who is a sorceress bound by oaths to help those in need. As the story progresses, we learn about Yvonne's past and the challenges she faces in keeping her adopted children safe while fulfilling her duties. The plot unfolds in an imaginary world filled with adventure, where Yvonne teams up with unexpected allies to solve mysteries and face unexpected dangers. The writing style gradually adds layers to the story, building up to an exciting climax while introducing three-dimensional characters that readers can care about.
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Save:'The Captain's Midwinter Bride' by Liana De la Rosa is a heartwarming story about two people, Captain Philip Dalton and his wife Annalise, who have been married for over two decades but barely know each other. As Captain Dalton retires from the Navy and they prepare for their daughter's marriage, they find themselves rekindling their relationship and rediscovering each other. The book beautifully portrays their journey of reinventing themselves to give their marriage a second life, overcoming past struggles and doubts, and navigating the challenges of parenthood and marriage.
The author, Liana De la Rosa, delivers a charming and delightful read filled with historical romance vibes and mature characters who are less prone to fits of temper. The story captures the essence of second chances, love, and magic in a long-standing marriage, as the Daltons face the ups and downs of their relationship while preparing for a new chapter in their lives.
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Save:The House Witch 2 (The House Witch) by Delemhach picks up seamlessly from the first book, continuing the enchanting tale of Finley Ashowan amidst a kingdom bracing for war. The story is filled with humor, intrigue, and adventure, showcasing well-developed characters that keep readers laughing while they navigate the drama, camaraderie, and chaotic events surrounding them. The writing is easy to read, avoiding long explanations, and features delightful twists that make it hard to put down, appealing to both seasoned fantasy fans and newcomers alike.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The House Witch ) - #6
Save:'Second Chances' by Mary Balogh is a collection of four novellas that explore the theme of second chances in love and life. Readers find themselves immersed in stories that feature characters facing dilemmas from their past while navigating new opportunities for happiness. Balogh's writing style is described as poetic and flowing, with a focus on creating impactful characters whose thoughts and emotions resonate with the readers. Each story in the collection presents a different set of characters and circumstances, ranging from heartwarming romances to tear-jerking moments, all wrapped in a 19th-century setting.
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Save:Caught in Amber by Cathy Pegau is a science fiction romance novel set in a futuristic world where the protagonist, Sasha, navigates her life as a recovering drug addict. The story revolves around Sasha's struggle with her past, her interactions with intriguing characters like Nathan and Guy, and the unexpected twists and turns that keep the readers engaged. The author, Cathy Pegau, skillfully creates a vivid and unique world that blends elements of suspense, action, and romance, making it a compelling read for both science fiction and romance enthusiasts.
Sasha sipped her huskberry juice and watched the blond man reflected in the mirror behind the bar. Dressed in the somber clothing of a Revivalist, like herself, his broad shoulders filled out his long... - #8
Save:The Proposal by Mary Balogh is the first book in the Survivor's Club series, focusing on the romance between Gwendoline, Lady Muir, and Hugo, Lord Trentham. The story delves into the psychological struggles and healing journey of the lead characters, who are both survivors of past traumas. Balogh's writing style intertwines philosophy, human emotions, and the drive to survive, creating an engaging narrative set in the early 1800s.
The plot unfolds slowly, revealing the deep emotional wounds and dark secrets of Gwendoline and Hugo as they navigate misconceptions and misunderstandings while grappling with their growing attraction. The book explores themes of resilience, companionship, and the complexities of relationships against the backdrop of a historical romance, making it a compelling read for fans of the genre.
Gwendoline Grayson, Lady Muir, hunched her shoulders and drew her cloak more snugly about her. It was a brisk, blustery March day, made chillier by the fact that she was standing down at the fishing h... - #9
Save:Ghosted by Rosie Walsh follows the story of Sarah and Eddie, who connect instantly and fall in love. However, when Eddie disappears after promising to call from the airport, Sarah is left wondering what happened. As Sarah refuses to give up on their connection, she embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind Eddie's disappearance, leading to unexpected twists and revelations. The book is described as a love story with a secret at its heart, filled with suspense, mystery, and a deep exploration of human emotions and connections.
It’s exactly nineteen years since that luminous morning when we smiled and said good-bye. That we would see each other again was never in doubt, was it? It was a question of when, not if. In fact, it ... - #10
Save:Two Steps Forward is a novel written by husband and wife authors Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist, about two people walking the Chemin de St Jacques pilgrimage route or Camino from Cluny in central France to St Jean Pied de Port, and onwards to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. The story is told from two viewpoints in alternating chapters, focusing on Zoe, an American widow, and Martin, a British divorcé. The book delves into their individual journeys of recovery and self-discovery while navigating the challenges and emotional growth that come with walking the Camino.
The book combines elements of a travelogue with a gentle love story, offering readers insights into the physical and emotional journeys of Zoe and Martin. The authors draw from their own experiences of hiking the Camino de Santiago, providing a realistic backdrop of life on a modern pilgrimage while exploring themes of grief, personal growth, and unexpected connections that can be formed during such a transformative journey.
Fate took the form of a silver scallop shell in the window of an antique store in the medieval French town of Cluny. It was laying on its back as if waiting for Botticelli’s Venus, luring her with a c...
