Books matching: road to self discovery
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Intercepted by Alexa Martin is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Marlee Harper, the long-time girlfriend of an NFL star, who discovers her boyfriend's infidelity. As Marlee navigates her newfound single life, she reconnects with Gavin Pope, the new star quarterback of the team and her past one-night stand. The book explores themes of love, self-discovery, and the challenges of relationships in the world of professional football. Written in a humorous and engaging style, Intercepted offers a blend of romance, humor, and drama that keeps readers entertained from start to finish.
“Marlee.” Courtney sighs. She stands at the head of the table clutching a glitter-coated gavel. “We made exceptions for you to join the Lady Mustangs. Try to acknowledge that and save your little side... Mary Daly's 'Gyn/Ecology: The Metaethics of Radical Feminism' delves into the war between women and patriarchy, challenging societal norms and perceptions. Through thought-provoking writing, Daly explores the deep-rooted issues of gynocide, femininity, and the impact of language on gender politics. The book encourages readers to question established beliefs and advocates for the liberation of women from oppressive systems, offering a radical feminist manifesto that aims to awaken the Divine Feminine within individuals.
I wish that more people could fly into space. It would make for a lot better world. Donald K. Slayton, Astronaut I would like to take part in a flight that could continue for a long time around the ea...- #3
Driving Sideways by Jess Riley is a novel that follows Leigh, a young woman who sets off on a road trip to thank the family of her organ donor and to seek some control over her life after a kidney transplant. Along the way, she picks up a teenage hitchhiker, Denise, and the two embark on a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns. The book captures the essence of road trips, portraying the increasing irritability and exhaustion that can come with long drives, while also delving into themes of organ donation, friendship, and self-discovery. The writing style is described as smart, fun, and humorous, with well-developed characters that bring the story to life.
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'Branded' in the 'Fall of Angels' series by Keary Taylor follows the story of Jessica, a recluse who stays awake to avoid her haunting dreams. She finds herself drawn to Alex, the new owner of the house she takes care of, but is hesitant to let him in due to her mysterious past. As Jessica navigates her friendships with Alex, Sal, and others, she starts to unravel the secrets behind her dreams and the markings on her back. combines a unique twist on Angel lore with a dark theme, captivating readers with its intriguing plot and relatable characters.
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Savvy by Ingrid Law follows the story of Mibs Beaumont, who is about to turn 13 and discover her special talent, known as her "savvy." However, her excitement is overshadowed when her father is injured in a car accident, leading Mibs on a journey to find her father and unlock her savvy. The book is a coming-of-age tale filled with magical elements, family bonds, and self-discovery as Mibs navigates through challenges and adventures with her unique family members and newfound abilities.
When my brother Fish turned thirteen, we moved to the deepest part of inland because of the hurricane and, of course, the fact that he’d caused it. I had liked living down south on the edge of land, n... - #6
'Handsome Devil' in the 'Cocky Hero Club' series by Sara Cate is a steamy romance novel that follows the journey of Laila and Henry on a road trip to Vegas for Laila's best friend's wedding. Despite their age gap and the taboo nature of their relationship, sparks fly between them as they navigate through unexpected emotions and deep feelings during the trip. The story is filled with humor, quirky characters, spicy scenes, and a well-rounded plot about finding love in unexpected places. Sara Cate's writing style keeps readers engaged with a mix of romance, humor, and emotional depth, making it a quick and enjoyable read.
(Also, see 28 recommendations for the series Cocky Hero Club ) - #7
In "The Road to Roswell," Francie Driscoll travels to Roswell, New Mexico, to dissuade her friend Serena from marrying a UFO enthusiast. However, Francie's plans take an unexpected turn when she encounters an alien creature that she is forced to drive out of town. Along the way, she picks up a quirky group of characters, including a UFO abduction insurance salesman, a UFO enthusiast, a gambling granny, and an RV owner, all while forming a bond with the alien they nickname Indy. The plot unfolds with twists and turns that include miscommunication, media frenzy, and a love story, all in Connie Willis' signature style that combines humor, charm, and unexpected developments.
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"Butterflies in November" follows the journey of a thirty-three-year-old woman who is recently dumped by both her lover and husband. When her pregnant best friend gets injured and hospitalized, she is tasked with caring for her friend's deaf mute son, Tumi. Following a series of unexpected events including lottery wins, they embark on a road trip around Iceland's coast, leading to self-discovery and life-changing decisions. The narrative style is characterized by quirky characters, unusual happy-go-lucky behavior, and a mix of humor and intelligence that captivates the reader.
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Infinity + One by Amy Harmon is a unique romance audiobook gem that follows the journey of Bonnie Rae Shelby, a country music sensation controlled by her star-crazed grandmother, and Finn Clyde, a mathematical genius determined to start anew. As Bonnie joins Finn on his cross-country journey, their epic friendship blossoms into love, despite their mismatched backgrounds and the public opinion shaping their futures. The expert narration by Tavia Gilbert brings this one-of-a-kind story to life, capturing the essence and personality of each character with distinguishable voices.
The voice came out of nowhere, making me jerk, making my stomach shudder and drop as if I’d actually just let go and was free falling through the fog. I couldn’t see anyone. The mist was thick, giving... - #10
'Runaway Road' by Devney Perry follows the story of Londyn McCormack, a woman who embarks on a road trip across the country after a divorce, only to have her journey interrupted by a flat tire in a small town. There, she meets Brooks Cohen, a kind and caring man who turns her life upside down in unexpected ways. As their relationship deepens, the tension between them grows amidst the backdrop of a cozy small town in West Virginia. The author, Devney Perry, weaves a heartwarming tale of love, friendship, and self-discovery, capturing the emotions and experiences of the main characters with vivid descriptions and relatable dialogue.
The plot unfolds with Londyn's past struggles and her journey towards finding happiness and stability, intertwined with Brooks' role as a single dad and mechanic in Summers. Through dual perspectives, the readers witness the blossoming connection between Londyn and Brooks, highlighting themes of family, love, and overcoming past traumas. Perry's writing style immerses the readers in the small town setting, creating a sense of warmth and nostalgia, while also delivering a blend of romance, steamy moments, and emotional depth that keeps the readers engaged till the end.
“Goodbye, Thomas.” I ended the call. Since he usually called back five seconds after I hung up on him, I turned the damn thing off and tossed it across the bed to my best friend, who stood on the othe...