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Save:Tempted by Jess Michaels is the third installment in The Wicked Woodleys series, focusing on the story of Gabriel Woodley, the youngest son obsessed with finding his missing twin sister. The book delves into Gabriel's emotional journey, his struggle with personal relationships, and his unexpected feelings for Juliet Gray, a healer who helped save his mother's life. As Gabriel grapples with his obsession and budding attraction to Juliet, the story unfolds with twists, turns, and a side plot involving his mother and Juliet's father, adding depth to the narrative.
Tempted weaves together two love stories, portraying the complex dynamics between Gabriel and Juliet, as well as exploring the magnetic chemistry and shared history between the characters. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters, the passion underlying their interactions, and the challenges they face in reconciling their desires with the obstacles in their path.
(Also, see 6 recommendations for the series The Wicked Woodleys ) - #2
Save:'The Devil In Me' by K.I. Lynn is a short story told from the point of view of Jared, a man dealing with family crises and business struggles. Jared's intense attraction towards a woman named Hope leads to a storyline filled with sexual tension and primal desires. The interactions between Jared and Hope, along with the supporting characters, create a captivating narrative that leaves readers wanting more.
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Save:'Once Upon a Bride' is a novella prequel to the 'Bridesmaids Behaving Badly' series by Jenny Holiday. The story follows Elise, a talented and ambitious interior designer, who lands a big client, Jay, with whom she shares a strong attraction. Despite trying to keep things professional, they cannot ignore the chemistry between them as they navigate their growing relationship. The writing style is described as addicting, with well-developed characters and a mix of sappy and steamy moments that make the romance between Elise and Jay engaging and satisfying.
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Save:Readers describe 'Don't Stop Me' as a forbidden FF romance with secret society and mafia vibes, heavy on spice and kinks. The book follows the captivating and dangerous relationship between Ax and Nyx, who find themselves in an impossible situation as Nyx is the ex of Ax's son. Despite the forbidden nature of their romance, the characters have an electrifying connection that keeps readers engaged. The writing style is described as nail-biting, full of extreme ups and downs, and it successfully portrays the passionate and complex relationship between the two protagonists.
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Save:In 'Bloody Heart,' the fourth book in the 'Brutal Birthright' series by Sophie Lark, readers are immersed in the tumultuous romance between Dante Gallo, the eldest son of the Gallo Italian Mafia family, and Simone Solomon, a young woman trapped in a life controlled by her father. The story follows Dante and Simone's intense and passionate love affair, which begins with a chance encounter and quickly escalates into a deep connection that transcends time and obstacles. As their relationship faces challenges and dangers, including threats to Simone's life, the couple must navigate secrets, second chances, and the complexities of Dante's underworld connections.
Sophie Lark's writing style in 'Bloody Heart' is praised for its gripping and intense storytelling, combining elements of romance, suspense, and drama to create a page-turning narrative. The book delves into themes of love, loyalty, redemption, and sacrifice, interweaving moments of passion, angst, and tenderness to bring Dante and Simone's emotional journey to life.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Brutal Birthright ) - #6
Save:'The Lion and the Crow' by Eli Easton is a short novella set in the late 1200s to early 1300s England and Scotland. The story follows two knights, Sir William Corbet and Sir Christian Brandon, as they embark on a perilous journey to rescue Lady Elaine. The plot revolves around their forbidden attraction, the societal norms they must navigate, and the evolution of their relationship from admiration to love. The book is praised for its captivating storytelling, heartwarming romance, and well-developed characters, with a mix of suspense, passion, and emotional depth.
The first time William saw him, he was riding onto the tournament field on a red horse. His tunic was brilliant blue with a white eagle spreading its wings on the front, identifying him as one of Lord... - #7
Save:'Now I Can Die in Peace' by Bill Simmons is a heartfelt exploration of the author's deep-rooted passion for the Boston Red Sox and the journey of the team to win the World Series in 2004. Through a mix of sports analysis, pop culture references, and personal anecdotes, Simmons captures the emotional rollercoaster experienced by himself and fellow fans, from the gut-wrenching losses to the ultimate triumph. His writing style, characterized by humor, wit, and relatability, delves into what it truly means to be a dedicated sports fan, making the reader feel connected to the author's journey of fandom and loyalty.
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Save:Take Me Back by Meghan March is a captivating story about a couple, Dane and Kat, who are struggling to reconnect and rediscover the love they once shared. The plot unfolds during a holiday to Belize, where the couple faces challenges that test the strength of their marriage. The book is written in a way that seamlessly weaves together present-day events with past flashbacks, allowing readers to understand the characters' deep connection and the obstacles they must overcome.
The writing style of Take Me Back is emotional, raw, and intense, drawing readers in from the very first page. Meghan March skillfully creates a story filled with passion, suspense, and unexpected twists, making it a compelling read that keeps readers engaged throughout. The character development, especially of Kat and Dane, is rich and complex, portraying their struggles, desires, and the journey they embark on to salvage their relationship.
I check the clock on my phone for the seventeenth time as my car service heads for the Houston airport. If I miss this flight, Dane will never forgive me. Two years of marriage, and I know that for a ... - #9
Save:'Thirteen Hours' by Meghan O'Brien follows the story of Dana Watt, a workaholic and closeted woman who finds herself stuck in an elevator with a stripper named Laurel for thirteen hours. During this time, they explore their desires, fantasies, and emotional connections, leading to a passionate and intense relationship. The writing style is described as full of steamy and detailed sex scenes, but also delves into character development, human desires, and the evolution of a deep romantic connection between the two women. portrays the journey of Dana and Laurel as they navigate through their changing emotions, desires, and fears, ultimately leading to a fulfilling and transformative relationship.
At approximately seven o’clock on the evening of her twentyeighth birthday, during an otherwise uneventful Friday night at the office, Dana Watts was confronted by the most perfect pair of naked femal... - #10
Save:'The Bridges of Madison County' by Robert James Waller tells the story of Robert Kincaid, a photographer searching for covered bridges in Madison County, and Francesca Johnson, a farm wife waiting for the fulfillment of a girlhood dream. Their encounter leads to a passionate affair that resonates throughout their lives, impacting Francesca's children after her death. The novel explores themes of forbidden love, intense emotions, and the complexities of relationships, all set against the backdrop of Iowa's landscape. The writing style is described as moving, spare, and evocative, with a focus on character development and first-person narration that immerses readers in the emotional journey of the protagonists.
There are songs that come free from the blue-eyed grass, from the dust of a thousand country roads. This is one of them. In late afternoon, in the autumn of 1989, I'm at my desk, looking at a blinking...
