Books matching: overcoming past traumas
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Save:Ford McKenzie and Quinn Cartwright have a long history of rivalry and competition since high school, but when Quinn returns to Starlight Cove as a successful doctor, their dynamic takes a new turn. Forced to fake a marriage to achieve their goals, they start to see each other in a different light, leading to a enemies-to-lovers romance filled with tension and passion. The book explores themes of family dynamics, self-discovery, and overcoming past traumas, with a writing style that combines emotional depth with humor and steamy romance.
(Also, see 35 recommendations for the series Starlight Cove ) - #2
Save:'Until It Fades' by K.A. Tucker follows the story of Catherine, a 24-year-old single mother and truck stop waitress who becomes a hero overnight after saving a famous hockey player from a car accident. The plot explores Catherine's past struggles, her newfound connection with Brett Madden, the hockey player, and the challenges they face in their budding relationship. The writing style captures the vulnerability and strength of the characters, emphasizing themes of love, redemption, and overcoming obstacles.
I’ve seen her pull this same trick on our golden Lab, Bingo. He thinks he’s going to the park, so he eagerly jumps into the backseat, his tail wagging and his tongue lolling, only to end up at the vet... - #3
Save:Lord Carew's Bride by Mary Balogh is a historical romance novel that tells the tender love story of Samantha Newman and Hartley Wade. Samantha, after a betrayal in her past, is wary of falling in love but finds herself drawn to Hartley, a charming and kind neighbor with a hidden identity. The plot unfolds slowly, focusing on the development of their friendship and eventual romance, with alternating viewpoints providing insight into their characters. Balogh's writing style emphasizes the emotional depth of the characters and their journey towards love, creating a sweet and realistic love story set in the Regency era.
"Oh, do come with us, Sam," the Countess of Thornhill said. "I know it is only a short walk to the lake, but the setting is lovely and the daffodils are in bloom. And surely it is better to have compa... - #4
Save:'Coming Undone' by Lauren Dane is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Elise Sorenson, a single mother and former ballerina, who moves to Seattle with her daughter to start afresh. Elise's life takes an unexpected turn when she meets her neighbor, Brody Brown, a responsible and caring man who runs a tattoo shop. As Elise and Brody develop a friends-with-benefits relationship, they both find solace and passion in each other. However, Elise's past comes back to haunt her, challenging their budding romance. The book delves into themes of family, love, and overcoming past traumas with a slow-paced plot that focuses on character development and emotional connections.
The writing style of 'Coming Undone' is described as steady and filled with detailed descriptions, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the lives of the characters. The book explores the complexities of relationships, both romantic and familial, while highlighting the importance of trust, support, and personal growth. Despite lacking in unexpected twists, the novel offers a heartfelt portrayal of love, friendship, and second chances.
(Also, see 42 recommendations for the series Brown Family ) - #5
Save:In Meghan Quinn's book 'Co-Wrecker' from 'The Binghamton Series', the story revolves around the main characters Sadie and Andrew. Sadie, a spunky and confident woman with a troubled past, meets Andrew, a nerdy and charming guy with a heart of gold. Despite Sadie's initial reluctance, Andrew's persistence and humor begin to break down her walls. As their relationship develops, secrets from Sadie's past threaten to tear them apart, testing their love and trust for each other. The book is a blend of humor, romance, and steamy moments, with a focus on personal growth and overcoming past traumas.
“Please tell me when you wrote calculators on this box, it’s actually code for porn. There’s porn in this box, right, Andrew? If I were to open it up, I would find a smorgasbord of boobs bouncing in b... - #6
Save:Chesapeake Blue by Nora Roberts is the final installment in the Chesapeake Bay Quinn Brothers series, focusing on Seth Quinn, the youngest of Ray Quinn's adopted sons. Seth returns home from Europe as a successful painter, reuniting with his older brothers and their families. The story revolves around Seth's internal struggles and his budding romance with Dru, the owner of a flower shop in town. The book delves into themes of family, love, courage, and overcoming past demons, all set against the backdrop of the Chesapeake Bay.
Maryland’s Eastern Shore was a world of marshes and mudflats, of wide fields with row crops straight as soldiers. It was flatland rivers with sharp shoulders, and secret tidal creeks where the heron f...
(Also, see 60 recommendations for the series Chesapeake Bay Saga ) - #7
Save:In "The Magic of You," part of the Malory-Anderson Family series by Johanna Lindsey, Amy Malory, a determined and strong-willed young woman, sets her sights on Warren Anderson, a bitter and guarded sea captain with a troubled past. Despite Warren's initial resistance, Amy pursues him shamelessly, aiming to break through his emotional barriers and win his heart. The story unfolds with humor and lively romance as Amy's spirited pursuit challenges Warren's preconceptions about love and relationships, ultimately leading to a happily ever after for the couple.
The plot of "The Magic of You" revolves around the unconventional courtship between Amy and Warren, set against the backdrop of the Malory family saga. With engaging characters, humorous antics, and a passionate romance, the book captures the reader's attention with its spirited heroine and brooding hero, showcasing Lindsey's talent for crafting multi-faceted characters and compelling storylines that provide an entertaining escape for readers.
The barmaid sighed and sighed again, because the three handsome gentlemen, all young lords by the look of them, had requested no more than drinks from her, despite her best efforts to offer them her f...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Malory-Anderson Family ) - #8
Save:Dream a Little Dream by Susan Elizabeth Phillips follows the intertwining stories of Rachel and Gabe, who find themselves thrown together in a small town with their own share of personal tragedies. Rachel, a struggling single mother with a scandalous past, is determined to uncover her deceased husband's hidden fortune to secure her son's future. Gabe, a man haunted by loss and self-destruction, reluctantly finds himself drawn to Rachel and her son as they navigate through their hardships together. The book delves into themes of healing, redemption, and the power of love to overcome past traumas, all set in the backdrop of a small town in North Carolina.
The lastof Rachel Stone’s luck ran out in front of the Pride of Carolina Drive-In. There on a mountainous two-lane blacktop road shimmering from the heat of the June afternoon, her old Chevy Impala ga...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Chicago Stars ) - #9
Save:'Taming Natasha' in the series 'The Stanislaskis' by Nora Roberts follows the story of Natasha Stanislaski, a young woman who relocates to a small town to start afresh and opens a toy store. Her life takes a turn when Spencer Kimball, a college music professor and single parent, arrives with his daughter. Despite their past hurts and obstacles, Natasha and Spencer must work through their issues to come together. The plot involves misunderstandings, attraction, past heartbreaks, and the journey towards building a new relationship.
The writing style of 'Taming Natasha' is described as warm, happy, and engaging. The author, Nora Roberts, skillfully weaves a story that delves into the complexities of the characters' pasts, their struggles, and their eventual growth. captures the essence of family dynamics, love, and second chances, portraying a vivid picture of small-town life and the power of overcoming obstacles for a chance at happiness.
"The tall, blond and gorgeous one who's standing outside the shop window with his nifty-looking wife and beautiful little girl." Annie tucked a wad of gum into her cheek and heaved a gusty sigh. "They... - #10
Save:'Crooked Tree Ranch' by R.J. Scott follows the story of Jay, a New York marketing executive who has just lost his job and moves to Montana with his sister and her kids to start afresh. At Crooked Tree Ranch, Jay meets Nate, a cowboy struggling to save the failing ranch with his brothers. As Jay and Nate work together to turn around the ranch's fortunes, they navigate personal struggles, family dynamics, and a slow-burn romance amidst the picturesque Montana countryside. seamlessly weaves together themes of family, redemption, and love, creating a heartwarming and engaging narrative that captures the essence of a cowboy romance in a rural setting.
