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'The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work' by John M. Gottman and Nan Silver is a practical guide that delves deep into core principles essential for fostering strong and lasting relationships. Dr. Gottman draws upon his extensive research and clinical experience to outline actionable strategies that allow readers to understand the dynamics within their relationship and cultivate a deeper connection with their partner. is praised for its universal applicability, offering valuable insights regardless of the stage of the relationship, and is commended for its practical nature with real-life examples and exercises that make the advice accessible and relatable.
It’s a surprisingly cloudless Seattle morning as newlyweds Mark and Janice Gordon sit down to breakfast. Outside the apartment’s picture window, the waters of Montlake cut a deep-blue swath, while run...- #2
Save:'Rock Wedding' by Nalini Singh is a contemporary romance novel that delves into the complexities of being rich and famous, shedding light on the hidden struggles behind the glitz and glamor. The book follows the story of Abe, the keyboard player of the Schoolboy Choir rock band, who battles addiction and grief while trying to win back his estranged wife, Sarah. The narrative explores themes of second chances, personal growth, and the challenges of rebuilding a fractured relationship.
The writing style in 'Rock Wedding' is praised for its emotional depth and character development. Readers appreciate the well-written explanations of Abe's past actions and the insight provided into his journey towards redemption. The book skillfully navigates the delicate balance between heart-wrenching moments and heartwarming resolutions, offering a poignant portrayal of love, loss, and forgiveness.
Sarah knew today was a bad day for Abe. The anniversary of Tessie’s death always was… and it didn’t matter that today was also the anniversary of the day Sarah and Abe had first met. Any happiness he ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rock Kiss ) - #3
Save:In "Barbarian's Heart," Pashov and Stacy find themselves facing a heartbreaking situation when Pashov loses his memory due to a cave-in. The story follows their emotional journey as they try to rebuild their relationship and rediscover their love amidst challenging circumstances. The book takes a quieter approach, focusing entirely on the couple, and explores realistic challenges that test their bond. The writing style is emotional, warm, and romantic, highlighting the struggles and efforts of both characters to make things work.
Pashov’s arms go around me and he nuzzles my neck, all affection. He’s always very affectionate around breakfast. And lunch. And okay, dinner. The man’s ruled by his stomach, and today is no change. H...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ice Planet Barbarians ) - #4
Save:Maya Banks' book 'Taking It All' in the series 'Surrender' delves into the troubled marriage of Chessy and Tate. The storyline explores their struggles with isolation and lack of communication, leading to a pivotal moment that threatens their relationship. Readers witness the emotional turmoil, groveling, and reconciliation between the couple, all set against a backdrop of passion, dominance, and love. The writing style captivates with its portrayal of a D/s couple's falling out and hard-won reconciliation, making it a poignant and realistic depiction of marriage in trouble.
Kylie being there didn’t shock her. Kylie was always punctual. But Joss? Joss was perpetually running late. Chessy and Kylie almost always had to wait on Joss, who’d dash laughingly inside the restaur... - #5
Save:'Bolo!' in the series 'Bolo' by David Weber is a collection of stories that revolve around the theme of war, rebuilding societies, and the role of sentient war machines known as Bolos. The stories depict the Bolos as near-sentient tanks that play a crucial part in the post-apocalyptic world, working alongside survivors of different races to rebuild their planet after a devastating war. The author, David Weber, is praised for his masterful storytelling, creating a universe where the Bolos are not just machines but characters with humanistic characteristics.
Death came to the planet Ishark in the two hundred and eighth year of the Final War and the one hundred and sixty-seventh year of Operation Ragnarok. It came aboard the surviving ships of the XLIII Co...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bolo ) - #6
Save:'Forget Me Not' by Q.B. Tyler is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, forgiveness, and second chances. The story revolves around Olivia and Bennett, a couple whose marriage is tested when Bennett loses his memory after a tragic accident. As they navigate their past and present, readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster filled with heartache, passion, and the complexities of relationships. Tyler's writing seamlessly weaves between timelines, capturing the raw emotions and struggles of the characters as they try to rebuild their shattered marriage.
The book delves deep into the themes of love, hurt, forgiveness, and redemption. Through alternating POVs and flashbacks to their nine-year relationship, the author paints a poignant picture of two souls desperate to mend their broken relationship. With a mix of drama, angst, and heartfelt moments, 'Forget Me Not' explores the intricacies of marriage, trust, and the enduring power of love.
“I thought that was you.” I look up just in time to see Bennett something take the seat across from me at my very small table at the coffee shop just off campus. My textbooks litter the space in front... - #7
Save:In "Pieces of You" by N.R. Walker, the story revolves around Justin and Dallas, a devoted couple living above their motorcycle mechanic shop in Australia. Their peaceful life is shattered when Justin is involved in a tragic accident that erases his memory of the past five years, including his relationship with Dallas. The book beautifully portrays Dallas's unwavering support and dedication towards helping Justin through his recovery, showcasing a story full of love, hope, and the resilience of the human spirit. The author skillfully weaves a tale of heartbreak, healing, and the power of true love, leaving readers emotionally invested in the journey of these two soulmates.
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Save:In "Forget Me Twice" by Carina Taylor, the story revolves around Meyer and Archie, a divorced couple who get a second chance at their relationship due to unexpected circumstances. Archie loses his memory after a plane crash, leading Meyer to pretend they are still married. As they navigate this new beginning, they both realize that their divorce might not have been what they truly wanted. The plot unfolds with a mix of humor, heartwarming moments, and self-discovery as the characters explore the complexities of their past and present relationship.
The writing style in "Forget Me Twice" is described as sweet, easy, and lovely by readers. The author's unique spin on the amnesia trope and the character development of Meyer and Archie create a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged. The book delves into themes of second chances, self-reflection, and rebuilding relationships, offering a mix of light-heartedness and emotional depth that resonates with readers looking for a feel-good romance.
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Save:'Letters to Dogwood' in the series 'A Texas Bloom' by author Tanya Fischer is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Lucy and Ben. Lucy, almost 18, runs away from Atlanta to Texas, where she reunites with Ben, a man 10 years her senior. Their relationship evolves from strangers to friends to lovers amidst obstacles and past hurts. The book is character-driven, with Lucy and Ben rebuilding their lives in familiar places. The writing style includes a slow burn romance, emotional intimacy, and detailed Western historical settings.
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Save:'Stay with Me' by Maya Banks is a romantic menage story that follows the lives of Catherine, Logan, and Rhys. The trio has been married for five years, but Catherine begins to feel neglected and unappreciated by her husbands due to their relentless focus on their successful business. When Catherine plans a romantic dinner to share the news of her pregnancy, her husbands forget the date due to work commitments, leading Catherine to take a solo trip to Jamaica. This event serves as a wake-up call for Logan and Rhys, who realize the extent of their neglect and set out to win Catherine back, making changes to prioritize their relationship.
The book explores themes of love, trust, communication, and the compromises demanded in marriages. It delves into the struggles of balancing personal relationships with professional success, highlighting the importance of nurturing and valuing one's partner. Through emotional and steamy scenes, the story showcases the journey of Catherine, Logan, and Rhys as they navigate challenges and rediscover the significance of their bond.
