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Save:'All Grown Up' by Vi Keeland is a modern romance novel that tells the story of Valentina and Ford Donovan, who meet on a dating app and develop a connection through texting. Despite an age gap, they are drawn to each other and navigate the complexities of their budding relationship. The plot delves into themes of love, self-discovery, and overcoming insecurities, all while showcasing the unique and mature writing style of Vi Keeland. The characters, Valentina and Ford, are portrayed as real and relatable individuals, making the reader emotionally invested in their journey towards finding love.
The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and Vi Keeland's skillful storytelling. Readers appreciate the modern and realistic portrayal of romance, the humor infused in the narrative, and the depth of emotions evoked by the interactions between Valentina and Ford. The book explores themes of age differences in relationships, personal growth, and the importance of following one's heart, all delivered in a captivating and heartfelt manner.
Every other Sunday, Eve and I went to a different restaurant to check out the competition. She owned a French bistro on the Upper East Side and liked to sample the menus and check out the pricing of n... - #2
Save:Lessons in Corruption by Giana Darling is a captivating story revolving around Cressida Irons, a woman trapped in an unhealthy marriage, seeking more out of life. When she meets King Kyle Garro, the son of a Motorcycle Club President, a forbidden romance ensues as they navigate through their age gap relationship and the complexities of their intertwined lives. The book beautifully explores themes of self-discovery, forbidden love, and the challenges of breaking free from societal expectations.
The writing style in Lessons in Corruption is praised for its depth and beauty, with readers commending the character development of Cressida and King. The story is filled with emotional depth, intense romance, and thought-provoking moments that keep readers engaged from start to finish.
He had grease on his face. My eyes zoomed in on the smear of motor oil, the aggressive slash of his cheekbones protruding almost brutally under his tanned skin so that they created a hollow in his che... - #3
Save:'On the Island' by Tracey Garvis-Graves is a romance novel that tells the story of a teen and his teacher who survive a plane crash and end up stranded on a deserted island. As the years go by, they form a bond and begin to fall in love despite their unusual situation and the significant age gap between them. The book explores themes of survival, love, and the complexities of relationships in isolated environments.
The writing style of 'On the Island' is described as straightforward, almost simple, and very engaging. The author, Tracey Garvis-Graves, is praised for her fantastic writing and excellent character development, particularly in creating a believable and intriguing relationship between the two main characters.
Things started to go wrong in Germany. It should have taken a little over eighteen hours to fly from Chicago to Malé—the capital city of the Maldives—but after mechanical problems and weather delays w... - #4
Save:"The Pool Boy" by Nikki Sloane is a steamy romance novel set in the Nashville music scene, revolving around Erika, a recently divorced woman in her 40s, who finds herself drawn to her best friend's son, Troy, who also happens to be her pool boy. The forbidden romance between Erika and Troy is filled with passion, self-discovery, and age-gap dynamics, creating a sizzling and emotional journey for both characters. The book explores themes of desire, connection, and personal growth, all set against the backdrop of the music industry and the complexities of relationships.
The writing style in "The Pool Boy" is described as engaging, immersive, and addictive, with vivid storytelling that brings the characters and their emotions to life. The author, Nikki Sloane, skillfully weaves together moments of intimacy, self-reflection, and forbidden love, creating a narrative that is both sensual and emotionally resonant, leaving readers captivated by the chemistry between Erika and Troy.
Sweat trickled down my back, making my sleeveless silk blouse stick to my skin. Okay, this was getting ridiculous. The air conditioning at the office had never been great, and it had barely been worki...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Nashville Neighborhood ) - #5
Save:The Idea of You by Robinne Lee is a novel that explores a unique and forbidden romance between a 39-year-old gallery owner, Solène, and a 20-year-old frontman of a popular boy band, Hayes. The story delves into the complexities of their relationship, addressing issues such as ageism, sexism, and the challenges of fame. The writing style is described as intense, steamy, and thought-provoking, with a focus on the emotional and physical connection between the characters.
An unopened package of Da Vinci Maestro Kolinsky brushes was lying on the entry table, alongside a set of thirty-six Holbein watercolors. I’d spent a fortune at Blick stocking up on materials for my a... - #6
Save:"Someone to Trust" by Mary Balogh is a historical romantic fiction that centers around the characters Lady Elizabeth Overfield and Lord Colin Handrich. The story unfolds at a Christmas gathering where the two characters meet and develop a deep friendship despite the significant age difference between them. As they navigate society's opinions and their own doubts, their relationship evolves into a slow-burning romance filled with trust, companionship, and mutual support. The plot delves into themes of family ties, trust, and the challenges of finding love in a society where age differences are frowned upon.
Brambledean Court in Wiltshire was the scene of just such a gathering for the first time in many years. All the Westcotts were gathered there, from Eugenia, the seventy-one-year-old Dowager Countess o...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Westcott ) - #7
Save:The Unidentified Redhead by Alice Clayton is a fun and flirty contemporary romance novel set in Los Angeles, following the story of Grace, a 33-year-old aspiring actress who decides to move back to L.A. to pursue her acting dreams. Grace's character is described as honest, funny, and relatable, with a great sense of humor and a tendency for snarky remarks. She meets Jack, a 24-year-old up-and-coming Hollywood star, and their instant connection leads to a fast-paced, hot, and heavy romance filled with banter and chemistry. The book explores their relationship, the challenges they face due to their age difference, and the dynamics between Grace, Jack, and Grace's best friend Holly.
The writing style of The Unidentified Redhead is praised for its humor, witty banter, and engaging storytelling. Readers enjoy the light and sexy tone of the book, as well as the well-developed characters and the relatable and humorous dialogue between Grace, Jack, and other supporting characters. The book is described as a light and fun read, perfect for those looking for a mix of romance, humor, and steamy moments, with a touch of relatability and real-life insecurities.
“That’s it,” Holly announced. “I’m coming in. Suck it in, Grace!” She came barreling through the door, stopping short when she saw me struggling on the bed. I was laid out flat on the sheets in a char... - #8
Save:THAT KIND OF GUY by Talia Hibbert is a romance novel in the Ravenswood series that follows the story of Zach and Rae. Rae, a strong and fierce character, enlists Zach to pose as her fake boyfriend to avoid embarrassment at an author convention where her ex-husband will be present. As they navigate their fake relationship, both characters confront their own struggles and insecurities, leading to a friends-to-lovers storyline that is both uplifting and emotional. The book explores themes of self-discovery, demisexuality, and the complexities of relationships, all while showcasing Hibbert's dynamic writing style and witty dialogues.
Even Rae’s ill-advised day-drinking didn’t awaken her hibernating creativity. She spent the rest of the day grappling with her own mind and staring at the words ‘Chapter Four’ on her computer screen, ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ravenswood ) - #9
Save:'The Only Story' by Julian Barnes is a novel that delves into the life of Paul, a young man who falls in love with a married woman twice his age. The story follows Paul's reflections on this relationship over the years, exploring themes of first love, aging, and the lifelong consequences of past decisions. Barnes' writing style is described as insightful, reflective, and emotional, capturing the intensity of feelings and the complexities of human relationships.
You may point out – correctly – that it isn’t a real question. Because we don’t have the choice. If we had the choice, then there would be a question. But we don’t, so there isn’t. Who can control how... - #10
Save:In "Love Hacked" by Penny Reid, the story follows Dr. Sandra Fielding, a child psychiatrist with a disastrous dating life, who finds herself attracted to the hot and mysterious waiter, Alex, at her favorite Indian restaurant. As their relationship develops, Sandra and Alex navigate through challenges and dark topics while slowly unraveling Alex's backstory. The writing style is described as witty, sexy, and romantic, with a slow burn romance that keeps readers engaged and invested in the characters' journey.
I met Chuck standing in the concession line at a Cubs game. I saw him and just knewthat this was the guy. He wasthe onementioned in my Sunday horoscope. As all very important and highly intelligent fe...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Knitting in the City )
