Books matching: redemption and acceptance
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"Lord of Wicked Intentions" by Lorraine Heath is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Rafe Easton and Evelyn Chambers. Rafe, a hardened and lonely man, meets Evelyn, an innocent and determined young woman who unexpectedly becomes his mistress. As they navigate their unconventional relationship, Rafe's walls begin to crumble, and Evelyn's unwavering loyalty and affection start to heal his scarred heart. Set against the backdrop of London's darker side, the book delves into themes of redemption, acceptance, and the transformative power of love. The plot is filled with raw, sensual energy, multidimensional characters, and engaging internal deliberations that draw the reader into the story.
Evelyn Chambers merely thought the words. She didn’t say them. To do so would be most cruel. Her father had been in excruciating pain for some time now, slowly dwindling away until he was a mere shado...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Lost Lords of Pembrook ) - #2
'Some Girls Are' by Courtney Summers is a dark and intense portrayal of high school bullying and the cruelty that teenage girls can inflict upon each other. The story follows Regina, a former member of the popular clique who becomes the target of vicious attacks after a traumatic event. The book delves into the toxic dynamics of high school cliques, the impact of bullying on both the victim and the perpetrators, and the struggle for power and acceptance among teenagers. Summers' writing style is raw and vivid, capturing the brutal reality of Regina's experiences and the emotional turmoil she faces as she navigates the treacherous social hierarchy of her school.
Endless thanks to my agent, Amy Tipton, whose tireless guidance, sup port, and hard work on my behalf continues to make all of this possible. She’s a force to be reckoned with and I aspire to her leve... - #3
'The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie' is a historical romance novel that follows the unconventional love story between Lord Ian Mackenzie, who has Asperger's Syndrome, and Beth, a practical and strong-willed heroine. Set in 1881, the book delves into the challenges faced by Ian due to his condition and the societal norms of the time. The plot includes a murder mystery subplot that adds depth to the story, while the writing style is described as touching, funny, and enthralling, capturing the reader's attention with its originality and surprising twists.
The characters of Ian and Beth are portrayed as unique and endearing, with their relationship being a central focus of the book. The story is praised for its portrayal of Ian's condition and the historical context surrounding it, showing the author's skill in handling sensitive topics with depth and authenticity. Additionally, the book is commended for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the introduction of the intriguing MacKenzie family, setting the stage for a captivating series of novels.
“I find that a Ming bowl is like a woman’s breast,” Sir Lyndon Mather said to Ian Mackenzie, who held the bowl in question between his fingertips. “The swelling curve, the creamy pallor. Don’t you agr... - #4
Readers describe 'Enforcer's Redemption' as a gripping and emotional story about Adam and Bay's journey to come together amidst intense pain and struggles. The plot involves twists that keep the pace moving and offer a fresh feel to the story. The writing style is engaging, with characters that are entertaining and a story that is captivating, especially with the inclusion of unexpected outcomes and secrets about heritage.
Adam Jamenson watched as Jasper swept Willow around the dance floor, which the family had built outside their den, delight on both of their faces. A sharp and familiar pang pierced his heart, rattled ... - #5
"When Bruce Met Cyn" in the series 'Visitation, North Carolina' by Lori Foster tells the story of Bruce, a preacher, and Cyn, a former prostitute, who come together despite their differences. Bruce is a man of God who feels it's his duty to help those around him, while Cyn is a young woman who had a troubled past and is trying to start her life anew. Their immediate expression of feelings towards each other and their journey towards love make for an exceptional and heartwarming love story. The plot involves a heart-tugging struggle, sincere romance, and encounters with sinister characters, all set in the backdrop of Visitation, North Carolina.
As the vivid dream faded, Cyn stretched awake on the narrow, lumpy mattress. A spring rain pattered against the window, and for a brief moment, a sense of déjà vu settled over her. She turned her head... - #6
Annabelle Agnelli, a high school senior who survives a tragedy, decides to run across the country from Seattle to Washington D.C. to cope with her trauma. Along the way, she gains supporters and learns about the impact of her actions on others. The book delves into themes of trauma, resilience, and the journey towards healing, all while exploring the complexities of societal attitudes and personal struggles. The writing style includes flashbacks that gradually reveal the backstory, creating a captivating and emotional narrative that blends high school drama with poignant reflections on personal growth.
Annabelle Agnelli is trying to hold it together in the parking lot of Dick’s Drive-In. After what just happened, she’s stunned. Frozen. And then—imagine it—Annabelle’s wrecked self suddenly takes off ... - #7
A Merry Little Meet Cute is a festive rom-com novel that follows the story of Bee Hobbes, a plus-sized adult film star who gets cast in a PG holiday movie opposite her teenage crush, Nolan Shaw, a former boy band member looking to reform his image for the sake of his family. The book is set in a small Vermont Christmas town where lives change, sexual chemistry sizzles, and love blossoms amidst whacky shenanigans. The plot revolves around Bee keeping her identity as a sex worker a secret for the sake of the movie's squeaky clean brand, while navigating her growing feelings for Nolan and the challenges that come with their unconventional relationship.
The writing style of A Merry Little Meet Cute combines humor, romance, and festive cheer, offering a unique blend of body positivity, diverse representation, and exploration of real-life issues such as mental health and sexuality. The story is filled with funny one-liners, steamy scenes, and heartwarming moments that celebrate empowerment, love, and acceptance in a Christmas-themed setting.
She nodded as she plucked two from the bundle clutched to her chest and threw them on my bed. “You’re right. Six is overkill. Four is the sweet spot. I’m cutting grape and French toast from the lineup... - #8
'Warlord Sky' is a story set in a warrior culture where size, strength, bravery, and honor are valued. The plot revolves around Qulpa, an older Chamele pilot who lost everything in the Succession Wars, and Nayan, the Head of Ship and Weapons Design with a secret that keeps her on the outskirts of Chamele society. As they navigate their fated mate relationship, they must overcome obstacles, build trust, and face their past traumas. The book explores themes of finding true love, surviving differences, and discovering inner strength in a society that values conformity.
"Thomasina The Cat Who Thought She was a God" by Paul Gallico is a charming and heartwarming tale that revolves around the journey of a small town Scottish veterinarian and widower named Andrew MacDhui. The story follows the redemption of MacDhui as he reconnects with life, his daughter, and his faith, with the help of his daughter Mary Ruadh and a cat named Thomasina. The plot delves into themes of love, loss, faith, and the special bond between humans and animals, all narrated with a touch of humor and deep introspection.
While marketed as a children's book about a cat, "Thomasina" is more of a human story that explores the complexities of relationships, emotions, and the importance of faith in one's life. Through the characters of Mary, Andrew, and Thomasina, the book delves into deeper themes of redemption, acceptance, and the interconnectedness of all living beings, ultimately emphasizing the message that there is more to life than what meets the eye.
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'The Fall of Promise' in the series 'The Wolves of Promise Falls' by T.S. Joyce is a paranormal romance novel that follows the story of Denver and Daylen, childhood friends who reconnect as adults. Daylen returns home to become the alpha of the pack, but their journey is filled with challenges such as past hurts, family issues, and a crazy ex-alpha mother. The book is filled with high drama, angst, and hope as Denver and Daylen navigate their relationship amidst shifting pack dynamics and personal struggles. T.S. Joyce weaves a tale of redemption, acceptance, and love in a small town setting with witty dialogue and thrilling plot twists.