Books matching: quirky romance characters
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Save:"Animal Magnetism" by Jill Shalvis is a small-town contemporary romance that follows the story of Lilah Young, a kind-hearted woman who runs an animal kennel and shelter in Sunshine, Idaho. When Brady Miller, an ex-Army ranger turned pilot, returns to town at the request of his foster brothers, he is instantly drawn to Lilah despite his aversion to settling down. As their chemistry ignites, they both struggle with the idea of a short-term relationship, leading to a heartwarming tale of love, loyalty, and finding a place to call home. The writing style is described as light-hearted, humorous, and filled with steamy romance scenes that perfectly complement the charming setting and endearing characters.
"Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating" by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy that follows the quirky and eccentric Hazel as she reconnects with Josh, her college acquaintance, years later. The story revolves around their hilarious plan to set each other up on blind double dates, which leads to everyone around them questioning why they aren't dating each other. The plot is filled with humor, awkward moments, and heartwarming interactions between the characters, making it a fun and enjoyable read for fans of contemporary romance.
Anyone who knew me in college might be horrified to hear that I ended up employed as an elementary school teacher, responsible for educating our wide-eyed, sponge-brained youth, but in truth, I suspec...- #3
Save:In "Beast Behaving Badly" by Shelly Laurenston, the story follows the relationship between Blayne, a wild dog wolf hybrid, and Bo, a polar bear lion hybrid, amidst a backdrop of humor, romance, and shifter dynamics. The plot involves a mix of quirky characters, intricate world-building, and action-packed scenes as Blayne and Bo navigate challenges such as shifter fighting pits and hybrid hunters. The writing style incorporates humor, romance, and elements of suspense, creating a unique blend that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.
The crowd around her either roared and howled in approval or hissed and barked in disapproval, depending on which team they supported. But Blayne Thorpe could do neither. Instead, she only gaped at th...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Pride ) - #4
Save:'Never Cuff an Alien' in the 'Vandalar Concubines' series by V.K. Ludwig is a quirky and humorous alien romance novel that follows the story of a no-nonsense, sassy woman paired with a grumpy alien man. The plot revolves around their dynamic relationship filled with chemistry, humor, and sexual tension. The writing style is described as funny, inventive, and entertaining, with laugh-out-loud moments and hot sex scenes that keep readers engaged and entertained.
Stephanie, the female character, is portrayed as a sunny and caring individual who not only looks after her lover but also her friends. The book explores the theme of a love story beyond just sex, emphasizing the importance of humor, strong character dynamics, and touching moments between two broken beings finding each other in an unusual setting. Overall, 'Never Cuff an Alien' offers a refreshing take on alien-human romance with a blend of humor, romance, and a unique storyline that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vandalar Concubines ) Angelika Frankenstein, a clever and pretty woman, is on a quest for love but is unsuccessful due to her oddness. She decides to create her perfect man, leading to a complicated love triangle. The book explores themes of loneliness, fitting in, and the concept of creating the ideal partner. The writing style is described as heartwarming, quirky, and funny with well-done steamy scenes.
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Save:'Wait With Me' by Amy Daws is a romantic comedy that follows the story of Kate, a smutty novelist who finds inspiration at the Tire Depot. She meets Miles, a charming mechanic, and they enter into a friends with benefits relationship where Miles helps Kate with her book research. The book is filled with humor, steamy scenes, and a light-hearted romance that keeps readers engaged. The story explores themes of friendship, love, and personal growth, all set in an unlikely but captivating setting.
The writing style of 'Wait With Me' is described as engaging, funny, and easy to read. The book features dual POVs, allowing readers to delve into the minds of Kate and Miles. The plot includes elements of humor, drama, and steamy romance, creating a well-rounded and entertaining story that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
Kate Smith. My name is literally Kate Smith. My parents couldn’t even fancy it up and call me Katherine or Katelyn. Or God, if only they’d have named me something exotic like Katarina, my life could h... - #7
Save:In 'The Librarian and the Beast' by S.J. Sanders, readers are taken on a journey through a unique world where matriarchy is preferred over patriarchy. The story revolves around Beni, a headstrong and rational librarian, who crosses paths with Faltz, an honorable and respected male from the Mintar culture. As they navigate through their differences, a pretend mating ensues, blurring the lines of their relationship. The book combines elements of romance, adventure, and quirky characters, creating an engaging and imaginative storyline that explores themes of honor, deception, and unexpected connections.
The author, S.J. Sanders, showcases her talent for world-building and creating unique cultures, drawing readers into a world where monsters, human women, and harems coexist. The writing style is praised for its ability to blend romance, humor, and tension, keeping readers hooked until the last chapters. The characters, especially Beni and Faltz, are well-developed and relatable, adding depth to the story and making it a compelling read for fans of unconventional romances.
Beni was bored. There was no other way to put it. Either she was at home helping her mother make dresses for the noblewomen of Dunvar Citadel, or stuck in the library for hours on end. She didn’t mind... - #8
Save:'Magical Midlife Dating' in the series 'Leveling Up' by K.F. Breene is a humorous and entertaining tale that follows the adventures of Jessie, a relatable main character in her 40s, navigating a magical world filled with action, witty banter, and lovable characters. The book is praised for its imaginative creatures, fast-paced plot, and engaging writing style that keeps readers hooked from the very beginning. Jessie's journey to unlock her magical abilities and the dynamics between the characters, including the two Alphas and the mysterious mob boss, provide a blend of humor, romance, and adventure that captivates readers.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Leveling Up ) - #9
Save:'The Hero and the Hacktivist' by Pippa Grant is a romantic comedy set in the 'Girl Band' series, featuring Eloise, the drummer in an all-girl boy band cover band, and Rhett, a Navy SEAL. The book follows Eloise's chaotic and quirky personality as she gets entangled in dangerous situations due to her hacking skills, leading Rhett to step in as her protector. The plot is filled with humor, romance, and a touch of mystery, showcasing the unique writing style of Pippa Grant that combines madcap scenarios with heartfelt moments.
The story delves into the blossoming relationship between Eloise and Rhett, who initially appear as complete opposites but ultimately find a deep connection. Through witty banter, crazy scenarios, and endearing character development, the book explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, all set against a backdrop of humor and romance that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
It’s not all the crying—happy, sad, whatever. It’s not the boring-ass ceremony. It’s not the rules—no kidnapping the groom for one last interrogation before he marries your sister, no setting off smok...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Girl Band ) - #10
Save:The Rosie Project is a humorous romantic comedy that follows the story of Don Tillman, a professor with Asperger's who embarks on a quest to find a wife through his scientifically designed Wife Project. However, his plans get derailed when he meets Rosie, a free-spirited doctoral student seeking her biological father. As Don assists Rosie in her search, misunderstandings and comedic situations ensue, reminiscent of romantic comedy movies. The book provides an unconventional love story that delves into themes of social skills, judgment, and understanding relationships.
Graeme Simsion's writing style in The Rosie Project is described as witty, clever, and insightful, making it an entertaining and light read. The character of Don Tillman, akin to Sheldon from "The Big Bang Theory," is portrayed as socially inept yet endearing, navigating life with his unique perspective and logical approach. The book offers a blend of humor, romance, and introspection, creating a charming narrative that explores themes of love, acceptance, and personal growth.
I may have found a solution to the Wife Problem. As with so many scientific breakthroughs, the answer was obvious in retrospect. But had it not been for a series of unscheduled events, it is unlikely ...
