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Save:'You Complicate Me' by Isabel Jordan is a romcom that follows the story of Grace, an attorney, and Nick, an air marshal, who meet en route to a family wedding. Despite a rocky start that involves Nick having to arrest Grace, their interactions are filled with humor, banter, and undeniable chemistry. The book is praised for its witty dialogue, quirky family dynamics, and the development of the relationship between the main characters. Readers enjoy the humor, the fast-paced plot, and the engaging writing style that keeps them entertained throughout the book.
As soon as the plane started rolling down the runway, as soon as she felt the rumbling of the engine in her belly, she started panicking. The man sitting next to her in seat C2, no doubt having notice... - #2
Save:'A Place in the Sun' by R.S. Grey is a heartwarming romance novel set in the picturesque Italian seaside village of Vernazza. The story follows Georgie Archibald, a free-spirited young woman tired of her mother's matchmaking, who embarks on an adventure to find love on her own terms. Upon arriving in Vernazza, Georgie meets Gianluca, a brooding yet charming man with a troubled past. Despite their initial differences, a unique friendship blossoms between them, leading to a sweet and slow-burn romance filled with humor, emotion, and self-discovery.
The book beautifully captures the vibrant setting of Cinque Terre, Italy, with vivid descriptions that immerse readers in the colorful scenery, delicious cuisine, and romantic atmosphere. Through the dual perspectives of Georgie and Gianluca, the author skillfully portrays their evolving relationship, from initial attraction to deep emotional connection, as they navigate past traumas and insecurities to find love and healing in each other's company.
The two middle-aged tourists in queue to enter the Colosseum were going at it like randy teenagers. The woman had her leg coiled up around her lover’s waist and his hand had disappeared beneath her sk... - #3
Save:'Wild Blood' by Nancy A. Collins follows Skinner Cade, a young man who discovers he is a werewolf while serving time in a South Arizona prison. After escaping during a riot, he joins a pack of werewolves who call themselves Vargr and pose as a rock band. Throughout the book, the author delves into the werewolf lifestyle, presenting a unique and unconventional take on the traditional werewolf narrative. The story is a rollercoaster of emotions and action, with a writing style that vividly describes the characters and their experiences, keeping readers engaged from beginning to end.
It was perfect funeral weather: light drizzle with a biting wind. By the time the mourners reached the gravesite everyone was clutching an umbrella. Skinner sneaked a glance at his stepfather as his m... - #4
Save:"Until You" by Bridie Blake is a young adult contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Ellie, a college student, and Jason, an A-list celebrity. The book switches between the two main characters' point of views, showcasing their evolving feelings and motivations towards each other as they navigate a fake relationship that turns into something more. Set against the backdrop of the glamorous world of showbiz, the story explores themes of love, fame, and the challenges of maintaining a relationship under the scrutiny of the public eye. The writing style is engaging, with well-developed characters and a plot that offers a mix of humor, romance, and emotional depth.
'Manik' by Amo Jones is a standalone novel that delves into the unconventional and intense romance between Aeron Manik Romanov Reed, a renowned rapper and the son of the ruthless leader of the Russian Bratva, and Beatrice Beat Kennedy, an ordinary girl who becomes entangled in his world after witnessing something she shouldn't have. The book is described as dark, gritty, raw, and filled with elements of lust, passion, and love. The writing style is noted for its intense and addictive nature, never letting the reader go and pulling them into an intoxicating reading flow.
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Save:The Conan Chronicles by Robert Jordan is a collection of Conan pastiches that delve into the adventurous world of Conan the Barbarian. The book introduces readers to a young Conan, showcasing his exploits and adventures in various settings such as Zamora, the Hykarian Steppes, and the Capital of Turan. Robert Jordan's writing style is praised for its ability to bring the world of Conan to life, with vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling that keep readers captivated.
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Save:'Darling Duke' in the 'Heart's Temptation' series by Scarlett Scott follows the story of Lady Boudicea and Spencer Marlowe, the Duke of Banbridge. Lady Boudicea, a bold and outspoken woman, steals bawdy books and speaks her mind, while the Duke is seen as cold and unfeeling due to a traumatic past. Their first meeting is filled with clashes, despise, and undeniable attraction, leading to a forced marriage. The interactions between the characters are fiery, entertaining, and fast-paced, moving from anger to passion in the blink of an eye. is well-written, with a lot of sensuality and steamy scenes, making it a page-turner with a captivating storyline and strong character development.
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Save:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a humorous science fiction novel by Douglas Adams that follows the adventures of Arthur Dent, a mild-mannered Earthling who is saved from the destruction of Earth by his alien friend Ford Prefect. Together, they embark on a journey through space and time, encountering eccentric characters like Zaphod Beeblebrox and Marvin the Paranoid Android. The book is known for its quirky, whimsical writing style, filled with absurdity, satire, and philosophical musings on the meaning of life.
The plot revolves around Arthur and Ford's escapades as they hitchhike across the galaxy, facing bizarre situations and navigating through the absurdities of the universe. Adams' narrative style is conversational and comically bizarre, blending elements of science fiction with absurdist humor to create a unique and entertaining reading experience that challenges traditional storytelling conventions.
At eight o’clock on Thursday morning Arthur didn’t feel very good. He woke up blearily, got up, wandered blearily round his room, opened a window, saw a bulldozer, found his slippers, and stomped off ... - #9
Save:Just a Touch Away is a compelling sapphic romance that tells the story of Winter, a cool and emotionally guarded ice queen, and Hannah, a warm-hearted professional cuddler. Forced to cohabit for 92 days to claim their inheritance, the two women start as mismatched roommates and gradually transition into friends and lovers. The story captures the essence of their slow-burn romance, showcasing Winter's personal growth and Hannah's supportive nature as they navigate their vastly different personalities.
Jae's writing style is smooth and engaging, drawing readers into a richly developed world filled with relatable characters and humorous moments. The novel addresses themes of mental trauma, self-discovery, and the importance of connection. Jae skillfully weaves together various tropes like enemies to lovers and opposites attract, all while delivering a deeply emotional and satisfying experience. With beautifully crafted characters and an intriguing plot, Just a Touch Away shines as a delightful addition to contemporary lesbian literature.
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Save:'How to Lose a Duke in Ten Days' by Laura Lee Guhrke is a historical romance novel set in London, focusing on the complex relationship between an American heiress named Edie and the Duke of Margrave, Stuart. The story unfolds as Stuart returns from his explorations in Africa and seeks to rekindle his marriage with Edie, who is hesitant due to past traumas. The book explores themes of love, healing, and second chances, with a mix of emotional conflicts and seductive tension between the main characters. The plot is structured around a unique setup where the two leads are already married but living separate lives, adding depth to their journey towards reconciliation and understanding.
The writing style of the book blends elements of historical accuracy with a touch of modern sensibility, creating a compelling narrative that delves into the complexities of relationships and personal growth. Despite some controversial aspects regarding historical inaccuracies and racial themes, the novel presents a swoon-worthy romance with memorable characters and heartfelt moments that resonate with readers.
TEA AND SCANDAL, as writer William Congreve so shrewdly pointed out, have always had a natural affinity, and every season, the matrons of British society developed very decided preferences as to which...
