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Save:'First Love' by James Patterson is a heart-wrenching coming-of-age story that follows Axi and Robinson, two high school students who embark on a cross-country adventure, leaving behind their small town on the West Coast. Their journey is filled with ups and downs, as they navigate love, loss, and the unexpected challenges that life throws their way. The writing style captures the raw emotions of first love, the thrill of adventure, and the heartbreaking reality of facing illness and mortality, creating a poignant narrative that resonates with readers.
OKAY, I MAY NOT BE PUTTING MYSELF IN the best possible light by admitting this, but let me say right at the start that I was such a straight arrow, such a little do-gooder, that skipping my last two c... - #2
Save:In "The Savage" by Sophie Lark, the story revolves around the intense and tumultuous relationship between Sabrina and Adrik, set against the backdrop of Moscow's dangerous Bratva underworld. Sabrina, a wild and impulsive young woman, catches the attention of Adrik, the son of Dominic and leader of The Wolfpack. Their love is characterized by raw emotion, danger, and violence, with steamy scenes that add to the intensity of their relationship. As they navigate loyalty, vengeance, and the challenges of building an empire, they are faced with tests of their strength and resilience.
The book delves into themes of self-understanding, growth, and acceptance within the confines of a true Mafia environment. Through the characters of Sabrina and Adrik, readers witness a story of love, passion, and self-discovery, with a narrative that is both intense and fast-paced, capturing the essence of the dark underbelly of Moscow while exploring the complexities of relationships and power dynamics.
(Also, see 83 recommendations for the series Kingmakers ) - #3
Save:Seven Years to Sin by Sylvia Day is a historical romance novel set in the Georgian era. The story follows Lady Jessica Sheffield and Alistair Caulfield, whose paths cross after seven years. Lady Jessica, a widow, and Alistair, a self-made man with a disreputable past, embark on a passionate journey aboard a ship bound for Jamaica. As they are swept away by their intense emotions, they discover a love worth waiting for, all while navigating their tormented pasts and societal expectations.
It was a question Jess had asked herself many times, yet the answer was moot. She was determined to go. She had been given a brief window of time in which she could do something extraordinary. It was ... - #4
Save:Craving, the first book in the Steel Brothers Saga by Helen Hardt, follows the story of Jade Roberts and Talon Steel, two broken souls who find a strong attraction towards each other. Talon, haunted by his traumatic past, struggles with emotional detachment until he meets Jade, who is recovering from being left at the altar. Their intense chemistry and complex pasts create a passionate and emotional journey filled with sizzling romance, family dynamics, and mysterious secrets that unfold over the course of the series.
The narrative in Craving is a blend of explicit sensuality and heartfelt emotion, drawing readers into the turbulent love tale of Talon and Jade. Helen Hardt delves deep into the characters' psyches, revealing their personal battles, ambitions, and the complexities of their relationship. The story is not just about romance but also about self-discovery, sacrifice, and the impact of past traumas on the present, creating a compelling and immersive reading experience.
When Marjorie and I were in college, her older brothers, Jonah and Ryan, often visited. They were tall, muscular ranchers from Colorado, complete with cowboy boots and Stetsons. All the Steel siblings... - #5
Save:In "Cowboy Casanova" by Lorelei James, Ben, a rancher by day and a Dom at the Rawhide Club by night, enters into a one-month Dom-sub relationship with Ainsley, the new bank president in Sundance Wyoming. As they explore their sexual desires and navigate their feelings, they uncover hidden depths to each other's characters. With elements of BDSM and a focus on the McKay family dynamics, the book delves into themes of dominance, submission, and self-discovery in the wild West.
The story follows Ben and Ainsley as they embark on a passionate and intense journey of exploration and self-acceptance. From the scorching sensuality to the emotional complexities of their relationship, the book offers a mix of steamy scenes, family dynamics, and character development that keeps readers engaged in the world of the Rough Riders series.
Ben McKay squinted at the lone cow, her hooves mired in the mud. He sighed, spurred his horse through the creek and stopped ten feet in front of the immovable cow. After switching out his whip for his...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rough Riders ) - #6
Save:The Enemy Trap by Maren Moore follows the enemies-to-lovers journey of Sophia and Hayes, who are forced into a fake engagement and unexpected pregnancy by their meddling friends. The story is a mix of various tropes like fake relationship, surprise baby, and forced proximity, all rolled into a heartwarming romance filled with banter, chemistry, and character growth. Moore's writing style is described as light-hearted, witty, and engaging, with a perfect balance of sweetness and humor that keeps readers captivated from start to finish.
"You're an asshole, Hayes!" the blonde from last night cries as she stomps around my penthouse, collecting her discarded scraps of clothing from various surfaces. Well, minus the heel she just tried t... - #7
Save:"No Prince" by Stevie J. Cole tells the story of Zepp and Monroe, two characters from poorer backgrounds in the town of Dayton near Alabama. The book explores their gritty and intense journey from enemies to lovers, showcasing their survival instincts and the obstacles they face. The writing style is described as edgy, smart, and compelling, drawing readers in with its intense interactions and electrifying chemistry between the main characters.
As the plot unfolds, readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, from hate to insatiable lust to newfound love in a world filled with darkness and chaos. The story delves into deep-rooted issues such as poverty, survival, and the complexities of relationships, all while maintaining a sense of morality and authenticity. With a touch of humor, drama, and heartwrenching moments, "No Prince" offers a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Velma’s was the only hole-in-the-wall bar in Dayton where there wasn't a cover and naked girls working poles. Christmas lights framed the windows year-round, and tonight they blinked on and off, almos... - #8
Save:In "The Infatuation," the fifth book in the series 'The Josh & Kat Trilogy' by Lauren Rowe, readers are immersed in a scorching love story between the Playboy Josh and the Party Girl Kat. The book delves into the explosive chemistry between the two characters, taking the readers on a passionate journey filled with steamy scenes and intense emotions. The plot revolves around the development of Josh and Kat's relationship, showcasing their banter, humor, and undeniable connection that keeps the readers engaged throughout.
Lauren Rowe's writing style in "The Infatuation" is described as captivating, with a perfect blend of humor, passion, and intensity. The author skillfully weaves a tale of love, desire, and self-discovery, drawing readers into the lives of Josh and Kat as they navigate their complex relationship. The book is praised for its character development, engaging plot twists, and the raw emotions that resonate with the readers, making it a compelling addition to the series.
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Save:'The Archer' by Ruby Rodrigo is a historical fantasy romance novel that follows Aslin, a woman who disguises herself as a soldier in place of her younger brother and gets captured by the enemy, Ero, and his soldiers. The story quickly evolves into a passionate journey between Aslin and Ero, exploring their evolving relationship beyond mere lust. The book is known for its steamy content, engaging storytelling, and simple yet captivating plot that keeps readers hooked. While the setting is fictional, it is based on historical times and includes elements of suspense, romance, and worldbuilding that create a fast-paced and immersive reading experience.
The writing style of Ruby Rodrigo in 'The Archer' is praised for its subtle yet captivating descriptions and prose that enchant readers. The author skillfully weaves magic with her words, creating a storyline that is not too long but substantial enough to keep readers engaged. The book is a blend of action and romance, with a well-balanced push and pull dynamic between the characters that culminates in a satisfying conclusion. Despite being labeled as erotica, the story offers more depth than just spice, showcasing Rodrigo's talent in crafting a compelling narrative.
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Save:Bex Adams, an aspiring medical illustrator, meets a mysterious graffiti artist named Jack Vincent in San Francisco. Their relationship blooms as they navigate through their difficult family issues and secrets. The book delves into themes of teenage awkwardness, romance, family dynamics, and the struggles of pursuing unconventional passions.
The last train wasn’t coming. It was almost midnight, and for the better part of an hour I’d been clutching my art portfolio and what was left of my pride at the university hospital Muni stop alongsid...
