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Save:"Walking Away" by Xavier Neal tells the story of a married couple, Jason and Gwen, who are struggling to keep their marriage intact after a life-altering accident leaves Jason confined to a wheelchair. In a bid to save their relationship, they invite a third person, Hudson, into their lives. Hudson's presence not only brings a new dynamic to their marriage but also helps each of them to grow and heal in unexpected ways. explores themes of love, communication, and acceptance in the face of adversity, presenting a unique take on the MMF relationship dynamic. The writing style is engaging, with vivid imagery and life lessons woven throughout the narrative, capturing the complexities of the characters' emotions and struggles.
The beautiful caramel colored creation across from me sends a glare my direction. The kind of glare that makes me regret not doing more than just jerking off to her online profile photo. “It’s more co... - #2
Save:'The Play' in the series 'Briar U' by author Elle Kennedy follows the story of Demi and Hunter, two college students with their own insecurities and fears about life after college. Their whirlwind friendship, full of crazy ideas and crazier consequences, turns into something deeper when Demi finds herself in need of a rebound after a breakup. Hunter, determined to stay away from relationships until the end of the season, grapples with his own issues and past. The book explores their evolving relationship, the camaraderie between characters, and the challenges they face as they navigate love, friendship, and personal growth.
The author, Elle Kennedy, weaves a story filled with humor, steamy love scenes, and deep emotional connections between characters. The writing style captures the essence of college life, hockey team dynamics, and the complexities of relationships, delivering a blend of fun, romance, and character development that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
I take a sip and make a face. The beer tastes like water, although maybe that’s a good thing. A nice incentive to not consume more than one. Morning skate isn’t until ten a.m. tomorrow, but I was plan...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Briar U ) - #3
Save:'Fall From Grace' by Michelle Gross is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Grace and Noah, who meet as young kids and grow up together, facing various challenges and separations before finding their happily ever after. The book beautifully explores the relationship dynamics between the characters, including the children and Allison, Grace's mom. Despite some angst and separation, the story is described as sweet and engaging, with a focus on character development and a romance that blossoms over time.
Looking back now, it’s funny that my parents named me Grace. They couldn’t have picked a better name for their only daughter. I was sweet and caring, beautiful everyone told me. Picture perfect, dress... - #4
Save:'The Dixon Rule' in the series 'Campus Diaries' by Elle Kennedy is a fun and emotional read that follows the story of Diana Dixon and Shane, who start off as enemies but end up exploring a grumpy sunshine romance with elements of friends with benefits and fake dating. The book is filled with witty banter, emotional connections, and individual character growth that brings the main characters to life within the pages. The plot weaves through themes of love, friendship, and personal struggles, creating a story that is both heartwarming and poignant. Elle Kennedy's writing style shines through in her ability to create relatable characters with depth and engaging storylines that keep readers hooked from the first meet in the hall to the last page of the book.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Campus Diaries ) - #5
Save:Emaline, the protagonist of "The Moon and More," navigates a summer of unexpected changes in her small beach town of Colby. From dealing with her estranged father's sudden reappearance, becoming a big sister, and ending a long-term relationship with Luke to finding new love with Theo, Emaline experiences a whirlwind of emotions and transformations. The book delves into themes of family dynamics, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships, all set against the backdrop of a picturesque beach town. Readers witness Emaline's journey of growth as she balances her past, present, and future amidst the summer's unfolding events.
Sarah Dessen's storytelling shines through in "The Moon and More," offering a blend of romance, family relationships, and coming-of-age experiences. The novel captures the essence of a summer getaway, with vivid descriptions of Colby, relatable characters, and intertwining plotlines that keep readers engaged. Emaline's evolution throughout the story, from grappling with her father's presence to exploring new romantic possibilities, showcases Dessen's ability to create multidimensional characters and craft a narrative that resonates with readers.
“—or I promise you, we’ll turn right around and go back to Paterson!” the woman behind the wheel of the burgundy minivan was shouting as it pulled up beside me. She had her head turned towards the bac... 'True Love: A Practice for Awakening the Heart' by Thich Nhat Hanh is a guide to accepting and improving our lives through mindfulness. It emphasizes becoming consciously aware of our thoughts, fostering compassion and loving kindness, and promoting peace and understanding in relationships. The author, a Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk, simplifies complicated concepts about love and relationships, explaining Buddhist components like maitri, karuna, mudita, and upesksha. Through straightforward advice and easy meditation strategies, the book aims to help readers achieve clarity, mindfulness, and inner peace in their daily lives.
THE FOURTH MANTRA IS MORE DIFFICULT to practice. It has to do with a situation in which you are suffering yourself and you think that your suffering has been created by the person you love most in the...- #7
Save:Jordan is a high school senior who is the school's quarterback, trying to fulfill her dreams while navigating teenage life. Despite facing challenges from her family, she finds support in her best friend Henry and a new guy named Ty. The story explores themes of friendship, family, love, and following one's dreams, set against the backdrop of high school football.
I walk back across the field toward my truck, and on the way, I spot Coach Miller talking to Ty. Coach is frowning and scratching his chin, his glance alternating between Ty and the ground. They stop ... - #8
Save:Dr. OB follows the story of Dr. Will Cummings, an obstetrician featured in a reality show that portrays him in a different light than his real professional persona. When new nurse Melody Marco joins his practice, they are both taken aback by their instant attraction to each other amidst the chaos and awkward situations that ensue. The book is filled with humor, sizzling chemistry, and a mix of emotional moments that make for an entertaining and engaging read.
Nostalgia overwhelmed me as I pulled into the quiet driveway of my parents’ suburban New Jersey home. It had only been a few weeks since my last visit, but it felt like longer—and there was always a w... - #9
Save:Rock Addiction by Nalini Singh is a contemporary romance novel that revolves around Molly, a librarian with a troubled past, and Fox, a sexy rock star. The story delves into their instant attraction and the development of their relationship amidst media attention and personal struggles. The writing style is described as engaging, with mature characters who communicate openly and deal with their issues realistically.
Blinking, she forced her gaze away from the man who made her want to do bad, bad things and toward the petite form of her best friend. “What?” Her skin flushed until she wondered if her fantasies were... - #10
Save:'The Royal We' by Heather Cocks is a fun romance novel set in England with a plot similar to the story of William and Kate. The book follows the journey of an American woman studying abroad at Oxford who falls in love with the prince of England. The writing style is described as cheesy yet engaging, with elements of squee, sass, and lots of palace gossip, making it a delightful read for fans of British royalty-themed fiction.
The King’s Arms was packed with reveling youngsters hungry for one last bit of mischief before the new term. But Rebecca Porter radiated a halo of confidence and serenity, modestly leaning against the...
