Books matching: new year's holiday
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Save:A group of friends from Oxford and their significant others spend the New Year's holiday in a secluded Lodge in Scotland. One ends up dead, sparking suspicions among the group. The narrative toggles between the days leading up to the murder and the aftermath, gradually revealing the victim and the killer. The characters are complex, harboring resentments, secrets, and conflicts, adding layers to the locked room mystery set in a snowbound hunting lodge. The author, Lucy Foley, crafts a suspenseful tale with a cast of unlikeable characters, keeping readers guessing until the end.
As he comes closer I see that his features are frozen with shock. I know this look. I have seen it before. This is the expression of someone who has witnessed something horrific, beyond the bounds of ... - #2
Save:'Party Favors' in the series 'So Over The Holidays' by Erin McLellan is a delightful and steamy FF romance novel that follows the story of Amanda, a bisexual sales manager, and Wren, a bisexual lingerie designer and roller derby enthusiast. The two have been online friends for five years and finally decide to meet in person for a New Year's weekend filled with passion, intimacy, and self-discovery. The book explores their evolving relationship, the challenges they face, and the deep connection they share, all set against a backdrop of fun, spice, and holiday festivities.
The writing style of Erin McLellan is described as well-written, engaging, and steamy, with a focus on intimate and passionate moments between the characters. The author excels at creating likable and relatable characters, such as Amanda and Wren, and crafts a storyline that is both fun and filled with electric chemistry, trust, and personal growth. The book is praised for its sex-positive themes, strong character development, and the way it explores themes of friendship, love, and self-acceptance in a festive holiday setting.
You should never meet your heroes. Amanda believed that with her whole heart. Once, when she was twelve, she’d met a boy bander whose poster she had on her wall. It was one of those early formative mo...
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