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Save:In "The Modern Gentleman" by Meghan Quinn, Wes, the author of an online advice column, is tasked with dating a woman to provide real-life examples for his articles. The story follows Wes and June as they navigate their relationship, filled with hilarious dates and unexpected twists. The book is primarily written from Wes' point of view, giving readers a unique perspective on the unfolding events. With elements of comedy, romance, and character growth, the plot keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
I stare at the can in my hand and shamelessly nod. Yup, I am. I’m also wearing cut-off sweatpants and a neon orange Hawaiian shirt I wore once for a destination wedding in Hawaii. It’s a far cry from ... - #2
Save:Monstrous Beauty by Elizabeth Fama is a unique take on mermaid lore, intertwining two timelines to tell a story of dark and vicious mermaids, vengeful ghosts, and a family curse. The plot is intricate, with events from the past impacting the present, and the writing quality is praised for seamlessly transitioning between different points of view and time periods. The book explores themes of romance, mystery, and haunting elements, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged throughout.
THE WIND WHIPPED Hester’s hair around her face. She shoved it behind her ears and closed her eyes for a second, taking a deep breath of sea air—faintly like salt, faintly like cucumbers. The ocean fil... - #3
Save:'Easy' by Tammara Webber follows the story of Jacqueline and Lucas as they navigate through their past traumas and develop a deep connection with each other. The book delves into themes of sexual assault, empowerment, and personal growth, portraying realistic and raw emotions. The writing style is engaging and the plot unfolds with a mix of romance, character development, and a focus on serious topics like rape.
I’d just bailed on the Halloween party still in full swing behind me. Weaving between the cars crammed into the parking lot behind my ex’s frat house, I tapped out a text to my roommate. The night was... - #4
Save:'Making Changes' by Lila Rose is a romantic comedy that follows the journey of Mackenzie as she decides to make changes in her life after being emotionally abused by her husband. She meets Dylan Jackson, who offers her a fresh start by getting her a job as a live-in assistant to his brother, the brooding and intimidating Grayson. The story is filled with humor, empowering moments, and a touch of spicy romance as Mackenzie navigates through weight problems, self-esteem issues, and finding herself with the right person.
The writing style of Lila Rose in 'Making Changes' is described as hilarious, heartwarming, and engaging. The book is praised for its well-developed characters, particularly Mackenzie and Grayson, who bring a breath of fresh air with their quirky personalities. The plot is a mix of comedic situations, empowering themes, and a slow-burn romance that keeps the readers entertained and engaged from beginning to end.
WHILE I SAT IN THE RESTAURANT waiting for my husband, I couldn’t help but glance around at the couples eating together and wonder if they were truly happy. From the way they shared smiles and sweet lo... - #5
Save:In the book 'Cake', readers are taken on a journey through the lives of Jake and Casey, exploring their intense connection and the challenges they face as they navigate love, humor, heartache, and family dynamics. The story beautifully unfolds, revealing Jake's traumatic past and the slow burn of his relationship with Casey, all while maintaining a balance of emotional depth and light-hearted moments. The dialogue between the characters is highlighted as witty and engaging, providing a unique perspective on new adult romance with a touch of humor and authenticity.
One Mississippi, two Mississippi… good lord, what was taking him so long? There was no way he hadn’t heard me calling for his stud services. It’s not like I expected him to be Michael Phelps fast, but... 'How to Win Friends and Influence People in the Digital Age' by Dale Carnegie is a modern adaptation of the original classic, aiming to apply the core principles to contemporary scenarios. It discusses the importance of interpersonal skills in the digital era, highlighting the value of relationship-building, effective communication, and understanding human behavior in today's technologically-driven society.
Ask both Adolf Hitler and Martin Luther King Jr. for a basic definition of influence and you might get similar answers. Observe their biographical application of influence and you will discover their ...- #7
Save:'Before I Let Go' by Kennedy Ryan is a poignant tale of second chances in love and life, revolving around the divorced couple, Yasmin and Josiah Wade, as they navigate grief, loss, and the complexities of mental health. The book delves into themes of therapy, family dynamics, and the impact of tragedy on relationships, all portrayed with authenticity and emotional depth. Through the characters of Yasmin and Josiah, the author explores the struggles of rediscovering oneself after loss and the journey towards healing and finding love again. The writing style is described as tender, powerful, and emotionally gripping, weaving together poetry and prose to convey the characters' inner turmoil and growth.
Her eyes, dark and gold-flecked, clash with mine in the mirror before she sets the phone aside. It’s like staring back at myself. We’re so much alike. Skin as smooth and brown as polished walnut. Her ... - #8
Save:'The Importance of Being Scandalous' by Kimberly Bell follows the story of Amelia Bishop, who finds herself engaged to the Earl of Montrose, a situation she is not pleased with. The man she truly loves, Nicholas Wakefield, returns to England to discover this engagement, leading to a series of scandalous events as Amelia tries to break off the engagement with Montrose. With the help of her sister Julia and Nicholas's friend Jasper, they come up with creative and hilarious stunts to shake off the unwanted fiancé. The plot is original and entertaining, with real characters who feel modern despite the historical setting, adding depth and relatability to the story. The writing style is witty, funny, and engaging, with dialogue that shines and keeps the reader hooked till the end.
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Save:"Good Omens" is a witty and humorous take on the end of the world, where an angel and a demon work together to prevent the apocalypse from happening. The story involves a mix-up at a maternity hospital that leads to the Antichrist being raised by the wrong family, setting off a chain of events involving witches, witch hunters, prophecies, and the four horsemen of the apocalypse. The writing style is described as clever, funny, and full of gentle humor, blending the unique senses of humor of both Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett seamlessly.
You may be feeling run down and always in the same old daily round. Home and family matters are highlighted and are hanging fire. Avoid unnecessary risks. A friend is important to you. Shelve major de... - #10
Save:"Calling Invisible Women" by Jeanne Ray tells the story of Clover Hobart, a middle-aged woman who suddenly becomes invisible to everyone around her. Despite her family and friends not noticing her disappearance, one close friend does. The story unfolds as Clover navigates her newfound invisibility, embarking on adventures and discovering a sense of awareness that empowers her. explores themes of invisibility, perception versus reality, and the struggles faced by women of a certain age in society.
I first noticed I was missing on a Thursday. Red and I had already been for our walk and he went to sleep on the bath mat while I was taking my shower. Red is a Cairn terrier. He’s bath mat size. Afte...
