Books matching: psychology focused romance
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Save:'Medicine Man' by Saffron A. Kent is a contemporary romance novel that delves into the taboo relationship between a young woman named Willow, who struggles with clinical depression, and her doctor, Simon Blackstone. The book explores the complexities of their forbidden romance, the challenges they face due to the significant age gap, and the emotional journey of both characters as they navigate their feelings for each other.
The writing style in 'Medicine Man' is described as bordering on taboo yet beautiful and believable, with a focus on portraying the ugliness of mental illness while also highlighting themes of hope and resilience. The author, Saffron A. Kent, is praised for her ability to tackle sensitive topics with precision, clarity, and grace, creating characters like Willow and Simon who are flawed yet compelling, and whose relationship evolves from a doctor-patient dynamic to a secret love affair.
I’ve always straddled that line and done a great job of staying on the sane side. Because unfortunately, everyone else in my family is sane and un-crazy. I’ve always wanted something in common with th... - #2
Save:'The Likeness' by Tana French is a psychological thriller that follows Detective Cassie Maddox as she goes undercover to impersonate a murder victim who bears a striking resemblance to her. The story delves into identity, manipulation, and the blurred lines between reality and fiction. The plot is described as tense, unusual, and filled with twists and turns that keep readers engaged. French's writing style is noted for its atmospheric and moody tone, reminiscent of authors like Donna Tartt and P.D. James.
This is Lexie Madison’s story, not mine. I’d love to tell you one without getting into the other, but it doesn’t work that way. I used to think I sewed us together at the edges with my own hands, pull...
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Save:'Post-Traumatic' by Chantal V. Johnson delves into the daily struggles of living with complex post-traumatic stress disorder, portraying the aftermath symptoms rather than the trauma itself. The story follows the protagonist, Vivian, as she battles her inner demons and undergoes a transformation, shedding light on how trauma can interfere with daily interactions and personal growth. Through a sharp, engaging, and meticulous writing style, Johnson explores themes of trauma, mental health, personal evolution, and societal critiques.
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Save:Vilnius Poker is a novel that delves into the tragic love affair set in 1970s Vilnius under Soviet rule. The story unfolds through multiple perspectives, shedding light on the characters' descent into madness and tragedy. The narrative intricately weaves together themes of deteriorating rationality, relative truths, and the concept of life being a giant poker game played by madmen, creating a unique and complex literary experience.
A narrow crack between two high-rises, a break in a wall encrusted with blind windows: a strange opening to another world; on the other side children and dogs scamper about, while on this side—only an...
