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Save:The "Misadventures of a Curvy Girl" by Sierra Simone is a story that delves into the journey of Ireland, a plus-sized woman who struggles with body image issues and societal expectations. Sent to a small town in Kansas for work, Ireland meets Caleb and Ben, two men who are attracted to her for who she is, not just her appearance. The book explores themes of body confidence, unconventional love, and fighting prejudice, all while delving into the complexities of relationships and self-acceptance. With a mix of humor, emotion, and steamy scenes, the author Sierra Simone weaves a tale that resonates with readers, challenging stereotypes and celebrating body positivity.
With a low curse—and a glare back at the judgmental cows—I fumble for my phone, thinking I’ll call someone. Anyone. A friend. A tow truck. An Uber. But when the screen lights up, I realize there’s no ... - #2
Save:Misadventures in Blue by Sierra Simone is a romance novel that explores the relationship between Cat, a distinguished detective, and Jace, a young officer. The book delves into their challenging romance, complicated by their jobs, pasts, and the significant age difference. Simone's writing style captivates readers with its steamy and suspenseful storyline, while also delivering a lesson on vulnerability and open communication between the characters.
Sticking a gun in a bank teller’s face isn’t going to get you anything but a prison sentence—but if we’re talking the kind of theft that happens without anyone getting hurt? And for shit that isn’t fe...
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Save:Misadventures of a College Girl by Lauren Rowe tells the story of Zooey, a freshman studying theatre at UCLA, who is determined to lose her virginity and enlists the help of Tyler Caldwell, a football player. What starts as a casual arrangement turns into a deep connection as they both navigate their ambitions and feelings for each other. The book is filled with humor, romance, and relatable characters, drawing readers in with its engaging plot and well-developed protagonists.
The writing style in Misadventures of a College Girl is described as engaging, humorous, and heartwarming. The author, Lauren Rowe, creates a story that is both emotional and entertaining, with characters that readers will root for and a plot that keeps them engaged from start to finish.
Hip-hop is blaring so loudly in this living room, my molars, eyeballs, and ovaries all feel like they’re thumping in time with the bass-heavy beat. A thick blanket of smoke hangs in the air, refractin...
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Save:The 'Misadventures of a City Girl' follows the story of Madison Atwood, a newly divorced woman seeking a break from her high-paced entertainment world in Los Angeles. During a retreat, she meets Luke Dawson, a mountain man and ex-Navy Seal with PTSD, who prefers solitude. Despite their differences, Madison and Luke share a strong connection and get caught in a snowstorm, leading to a passionate affair. The book explores the challenges of a relationship between a city girl and a man who shies away from city life, blending elements of romance, passion, and personal growth.
The writing style of the book has been described as fast-paced, exciting, and engaging. The plot moves swiftly, starting with a hot sexual encounter between the main characters and delving into their backstories, showcasing both their vulnerabilities and strengths. The book balances moments of heartwarming connection and gut-wrenching pasts with sizzling sexual tension, creating a dynamic and compelling narrative.
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Save:Misadventures with a Professor by Sierra Simone is a hot and steamy romance novel that follows the story of Zandy, a young American woman who travels to London with the intent of losing her virginity before starting her job as a research assistant in the English countryside. Unexpectedly, she crosses paths with Oliver, a moody and hot professor, leading to a night of passion that complicates their lives as they discover their true identities. The book explores themes of age gap romance, teacher-student relationships, self-discovery, and acceptance, all wrapped up in a sizzling and heartwarming narrative that keeps readers engaged till the very end.
The writing style of Sierra Simone in Misadventures with a Professor is praised for its ability to create a captivating story that makes readers root for the characters, particularly the grumpy yet alluring Professor Oliver and the determined and adventurous Zandy. The book is described as a quick, easy read with steamy scenes, well-developed characters, and a satisfying happily ever after, making it a perfect blend of romance, heat, and emotional depth that leaves readers wanting more.
It takes me a moment to notice, as I’m still processing how someone emerged out of this tempest right in front of me. I’m also still processing how this someone in question is a creature made of pale ...
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Save:Misadventures on the Night Shift by Lauren Rowe is a steamy romance novel that follows the story of Abby, a law student who works as a hotel receptionist at night. When she meets Lucas Ford, the lead singer of a famous boy band, both characters are forced to confront their pasts and inner demons. Their shared love for music brings them together, leading to a passionate and emotional journey of self-discovery and growth. The book is praised for its witty banter, hot and realistic intimate scenes, and the depth of the characters' development despite the short length of the story.
“Yes, sir,” Danica says next to me at the check-in counter, talking on the phone with one of the guests. “I understand, sir. We’ll handle it.” She hangs up and rolls her eyes. “Another noise complaint...
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Save:'Young Men in Spats' by P.G. Wodehouse is a collection of short stories featuring the romantic misadventures of young men from the Drones Club and the Angler's Rest. The stories are typically Wodehouse - light, whimsical, and funny, with absurd situations and silly dialogues that always end with a measure of good cheer. The book introduces characters like Freddie Widgeon and Uncle Fred, who find themselves in sticky situations, often leading to humorous misunderstandings and mishaps.
The stories in 'Young Men in Spats' are narrated within the Drones Club, where members recount tales of love, misunderstandings, and escapades involving the young men. The writing style is consistent with Wodehouse's signature humor, creating a coherent universe filled with genteel misunderstandings, hapless loves, and comedic resolutions. The collection includes gems like 'Uncle Fred Flits By' and 'The Amazing Hat Mystery,' showcasing Wodehouse's ability to craft light fiction that induces heavy laughter.
The Adventures and Misadventures of Maqroll by Alvaro Mutis is a collection of interconnected novellas following the mysterious Maqroll, a sailor and wanderer who embarks on various adventures and misadventures in different parts of the world. Mutis weaves a rich tapestry of prose, evoking comparisons to literary giants like Conrad, Neruda, and Whitman, while also infusing a Dickensian tone to certain parts. The book delves into Maqroll's complex character, his encounters with a diverse cast of characters, and his philosophical musings on life and literature, all set against the backdrop of vividly depicted environments ranging from tropical jungles to bustling port cities.
1 THOUGHT that the writings, letters, documents, tales, and memoirs of Maqroll the Gaviero (the Lookout) had all passed through my hands, and that those who knew of my interest in the events of his li...- #9
Save:Three Men in a Boat follows the humorous misadventures of three friends and a dog as they embark on a boating trip down the Thames River in 19th century England. The book combines witty anecdotes, charming observations, and slapstick humor, creating a light-hearted narrative filled with comedic moments and exaggerated situations. The plot serves as a backdrop for the author to share quirky stories, historical digressions, and humorous asides, all while showcasing Jerome K. Jerome's clever and witty writing style.
Three Invalids. — Sufferings of George and Harris. — A victim to one hundred and seven fatal maladies. — Useful prescriptions. — Cure for liver complaint in children. — We agree that we are overworked... - #10Portuguese Irregular VerbsBook 1 in the series:Portuguese Irregular Verbs
Save:"Portuguese Irregular Verbs" by Alexander McCall Smith follows the adventures of Professor Dr. Moritz Maria von Igelfeld, a pompous and eccentric German philologist, and his colleagues as they navigate the world of academia with humorous undertakings and tame adventures. The stories are light-hearted, entertaining, and gently poke fun at the world of academics, set in various locations like Germany, Ireland, and Italy. The writing style is described as witty, light, and complex, with a focus on academic culture and sociological situations faced by intellectuals.
At the Annual Congress of Romance Philology in Zürich, the three professors decided to stay in a small village on the edge of the lake. There was an excellent train which took them into the city each ...
