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    Agnes Moor's Wild Knight by Alyssa Cole
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    'Agnes Moor's Wild Knight' by Alyssa Cole is a novella set in medieval Scotland that tells the story of Agnes, a woman of color heroine, and a Highlander knight named Gareth. The book explores their passionate love story, overcoming obstacles to be together in a historically diverse setting. The writing style is described as fantastic, engaging, and immersive, with characters that are strong, intelligent, and well-developed. Despite the short length of the novella, the plot is complete, the language fitting the time period, and the attraction between Agnes and Gareth is palpable.

    Ah, so it’s Moor today, Agnes thought with a twinge of resentment. That was what they called her when they were feeling good-natured. It was Agnes Black when they wanted to stress that she wasn’t one ...

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    The Rat-Catcher's Daughter - Lilywhite Boys by K.J. Charles
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    The Rat Catcher's Daughter by KJ Charles is a charming novella set in the Lilywhite Boys series, focusing on the sweet and tender romance between Miss Christiana, a musical hall singer and female impersonator, and Stan, the Lilywhite Boys' fence. The story follows Christiana's struggle with a debt owned by a gang leader, Kammy, and Stan's unwavering support and admiration for her, leading to a heartwarming connection between the two characters. KJ Charles's writing style is described as impeccable, with an exciting plot, endearing characters, and a focus on LGBTQ representation, making it a delightful and engaging read for fans of the series.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lilywhite Boys )

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    Abby: Mail Order Bride - Unconventional by Verna Clay
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    "Abby: Mail Order Bride" by Verna Clay follows the story of Abigail A, a 38-year-old woman who becomes a mail order bride to Brant Samson, a widower with three children living in Texas. The plot revolves around Abby's adjustment to rural life, her new family, and her blossoming relationship with Brant. The writing style of the book is emotional and romantic, delving into themes of love, loss, and overcoming adversity. The author, Verna Clay, portrays the importance of family, patience, and enduring love in this historical romance novella.

    Abigail picked up the newspaper advertisement for the hundredth time, read it again, reread it, and tossed it back on the desk in her library. Smoothing her hand over the sides of her auburn hair and ...

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    Starting from Scratch by Stacy Gail
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    Starting from Scratch by Stacy Gail is a heartwarming and heartbreaking story that follows Lucy and Sully, high school sweethearts whose perfect relationship is shattered when Sully loses his memory due to a head injury during war. The novella explores themes of love, recovery, and the challenges faced by both Lucy and Sully as they navigate their relationship amidst amnesia and past hurts.

    Silence slammed into the usually bustling kitchen of Pauline’s Praline Sweet Shoppe. Only the Christmas music playing overhead convinced Lucy Crabtree she hadn’t gone stone-deaf before she resumed bea...

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    A Match Made for Thanksgiving - Holidays with the Wongs by Jackie Lau
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    A Match Made for Thanksgiving follows the story of Lily and Nick, who unexpectedly meet at a bar and have a one night stand. What was meant to be a casual encounter takes a surprising turn when they reunite at a Thanksgiving party, where Nick's family sets them up on dates with other people, leading to humorous and awkward situations. The novella is described as a sweet and low-angst romance with well-developed characters, delightful family dynamics, and a refreshing writing style that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

    In the past few weeks, she’d spent a lot of time scoping out possible venues to meet men. She had no interest in going to a club. Not her scene, and she wouldn’t venture that far out of her comfort zo...

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    Legion - Legion by Brandon Sanderson
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    'Legion' by Brandon Sanderson follows the story of Stephen Leeds, a genius private investigator with schizophrenia who sees and converses with hallucinatory people in his mind, known as aspects. These aspects help him solve cases by providing him with knowledge and skills he doesn't consciously possess. The novellas in the series explore Stephen's unique condition, his evolving capabilities, and the mysteries he investigates, all while delving into the depths of belief and reality. The writing style of the book is described as imaginative, fun, and engaging, with a touch of humor and a noir feel to it.

    Ivy rolled her eyes, but Tobias—an African American man who was growing a little unsteady on his feet, now that he was getting on in years—just laughed a hearty, full-throated laugh. He climbed out of...

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    My Husband, My Stalker by Jessa Kane
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    'My Husband, My Stalker' by Jessa Kane tells the story of Evan, a hitman who becomes infatuated with Jolie after seeing her on TV. Despite his dark past, Evan is determined to become the person Jolie needs, even if it means lying about his true identity. Their relationship is a whirlwind of obsession, protection, and steamy encounters, with Evan going to extreme lengths to ensure Jolie's safety and happiness. As secrets unravel and truths come to light, their intense connection is put to the test, leading to a gripping and satisfying conclusion.

    The novella is described as a fast-paced, steamy read with elements of obsession, suspense, and taboo kink. Jessa Kane's writing style is praised for its ability to captivate readers from the first paragraph, keeping them engaged with the intense and ravenous love between Evan and Jolie. The book explores themes of love, protection, and overcoming trauma, all while delivering a satisfying blend of romance and suspense.

    The neighbors were kind enough to invite me via a note in my mailbox, even though I’ve locked myself away from the world since the trial. A full month of people leaving brownies on my doorstep and che...

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    Wild in Winter - The Wicked Winters by Scarlett Scott
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    'Wild in Winter' by Scarlett Scott is the final installment in 'The Wicked Winters' series, following the romantic journey of Christabella Winter and Gill, Duke of Coventry. The book portrays a sweet historical romance between a daring and feisty heroine, Christabella, who wants to marry a rake, and a virginal Duke, Gill, who struggles with social anxiety and panic attacks. Their unlikely pairing leads to steamy and heartwarming moments as they navigate their feelings for each other and work towards their happily ever after.

    The book is filled with layers of sexy innuendos, charming Regency era dialogue, and steamy scenes that melt the reader's Kindle. Scarlett Scott's writing style is easy, witty, and swoon-worthy, creating a delightful and entertaining historical romance that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.


    (Also, see 46 recommendations for the series The Wicked Winters )

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    Slow Time Between the Stars - Far Reaches Collection by John Scalzi
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    'Slow Time Between the Stars' by John Scalzi is a short novella that explores themes of AI, space exploration, and ethical considerations of seeding other planets with earth-based biology. The story follows a space probe with autonomous thinking capabilities as it traverses the universe in search of a suitable planet for preserving humanity. The protagonist, a non-human entity, grapples with existential questions, evolves ethically and physically over time, and ultimately makes a decision that challenges the preconceived notions of its human creators.

    The writing style in 'Slow Time Between the Stars' is described as succinct, thought-provoking, and entertaining. Scalzi skillfully delves into humanity's vanity, the potential of AI, and the moral dilemmas surrounding interstellar travel and seeding other planets. The narrative offers a unique perspective on space exploration, raising questions about human nature, loneliness, ethical responsibilities, and the evolution of artificial intelligence.


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    The Major's Welcome Home by Tessa Bailey
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    'The Major's Welcome Home' by Tessa Bailey follows the story of Major Beck Collier, a virgin soldier returning home after serving overseas for six years. He is met by Kenna Sutton, the daughter of a former officer, who gives him a seductive welcome. The plot revolves around the intense chemistry between Beck and Kenna, as Beck, a sweet and honorable alpha male, vows to make Kenna his own while learning the ropes from her. The writing style is described as fast-paced, steamy, and fun, with a focus on the relationship development between the characters.

    Kenna Sutton sat at the stoplight, chipped red nails drumming on the steering wheel. Come on. Change. She could feel the car full of soldiers to her left trying to get her attention. On a typical day,...

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