Books matching: relatable couple dynamics
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Save:'Kismet' by Lauren Blakely follows the story of Jo and Heath, who work in the same art auction house in different locations, New York and London. Jo is offered a job opportunity in London, where she meets Heath for a one night stand without knowing they would be colleagues competing for the same promotion. As they navigate their professional and personal lives, they discover a deep connection and love despite their past heartaches. The story is filled with romance, emotional depth, and the theme of finding unexpected happiness when least expected.
'State of the Union: A Marriage in Ten Parts' by Nick Hornby is a quick and entertaining read that follows the conversations of a couple during their marriage therapy sessions. The writing style is described as witty, perceptive, and filled with good dialogues that capture the ups and downs of a modern British marriage. is structured like a play, focusing on the interactions between the characters as they navigate the complexities of their relationship.
Louise is in the pub on her own, nursing a glass of wine, sitting at the table where she and Tom sat a week ago. His pint is waiting for him. She is checking her phone when the couple who take the cou...- #3
Save:'Cold Wood' by Cassie Mint is a modern retelling of Little Red Riding Hood that follows Ruby, a young woman who finds herself surrounded by wolves in the woods but is saved by Blaise, a scarred and mysterious man living in seclusion. Despite warnings about Blaise being a dangerous outcast, Ruby sees beyond his appearance and discovers a kind and gentle soul in need of love. As their relationship develops, the story unfolds with a creative twist on the classic fairy tale, blending elements of suspense, romance, and subtle nods to the original story.
The novella is praised for its detailed character development, particularly in portraying the chemistry between Ruby and Blaise. The pacing of the story is highlighted as being well-crafted, building up sexual tension and anticipation between the characters, leading to a satisfying and heartwarming conclusion that defies stereotypes and expectations.
(Also, see 43 recommendations for the series Winter Warmers ) - #4
Save:Writing Her In is a polyamorous romance novel that delves into the complex relationships between a married couple, Adrien and Dara, and a woman named Stacia. The story explores themes of love, desire, and communication as the characters navigate their feelings and desires for each other. Set in the backdrop of the entertainment industry, the book portrays a unique and unconventional love story that challenges traditional relationship norms.
The narrative is beautifully written, with a focus on real and believable emotions experienced by the characters. The plot unfolds in a way that captures the readers' attention, as the characters strive to find happiness not only for themselves but also for each other. The book skillfully weaves together the characters' journeys towards self-discovery and fulfillment, creating a captivating and heartwarming romance.
Stacia Leonard pulled her lips into a tight smile. She nudged the signed hardcover copy of her book across the electric-blue tablecloth printed with her publisher’s insignia. Athena Publishing was big... - #5
Save:'Fairy Godmothers Inc.' in the series 'Fairy Godmothers Inc.' by Saranna DeWylde is a whimsical and charming tale set in Ever After, Missouri, where fairy godmothers scheme to bring magic back to their hidden fairy tale town by matchmaking their godchildren. The plot follows Lucky and Ransom, college sweethearts who encounter mishaps when trying to consummate their relationship. The story unfolds with the godmothers orchestrating a fake marriage between Lucky and Ransom to save Ever After and reignite the magic in the town. As the characters navigate through second chances at romance and hilarious situations, readers are taken on a journey filled with humor, love, and magical twists. The writing style is described as funny, delightful, and engaging, with a mix of magical realism and a touch of fairy tale nostalgia.
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Save:'For Love of the Duke' in the series 'The Heart of a Duke' by author Christi Caldwell follows the story of Lady Katherine Adamson and Jasper, the Duke of Bainbridge. Jasper, a grieving widower, saves Katherine from falling through the ice, leading to a marriage of convenience between them. The plot revolves around Katherine's efforts to break through Jasper's emotional barriers and help him heal from his past traumas. The writing style is described as fast-paced, well-written, and immersive in the regency period setting, with unforgettable characters and a compelling storyline.
