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Save:Princess Ai Li, the sixth child of the Emperor of China, flees from an arranged marriage upon discovering her betrothed is a traitor. Armed with her butterfly swords, she meets Ryam, a blue-eyed foreigner, and convinces him to help escort her back to the Imperial city. As they travel together, Ai Li and Ryam form a deep bond, navigating through dangerous situations and facing their growing attraction amidst the backdrop of Tang Dynasty China. The plot is filled with adventure, romance, and sensuality, set in a unique historical setting that offers a refreshing change from typical historical romance novels.
The story unfolds with intricate details of Tang Dynasty politics and the challenges faced by the protagonists as they fight against societal norms and personal obstacles to be together. The characters of Ai Li and Ryam are well-rounded, each possessing unique qualities that complement and attract one another. Their journey towards love and overcoming the odds is intertwined with fast-paced action, sensual encounters, and engaging sword fights, making "Butterfly Swords" a compelling historical romance that immerses readers in a vivid and vibrant world.
Ailey woke with the first hint of daylight, blinking up at the sky in disbelief. It took a moment before she had enough command of her muscles to sit up. Though she couldn’t see any stones now, she ha... - #2
Save:Lady Luck by Kristen Ashley is a gripping tale of love, revenge, and resilience. The story follows Lexie Berry, who has faced constant bad luck and finds herself under the control of a gang leader in Texas. When she is asked to pick up Ty Walker, an ex-convict seeking revenge against those who wronged him, their lives take a dramatic turn. Ty offers Lexie a deal to marry him in exchange for a fresh start after he gets his vengeance, leading to a practical arrangement that blossoms into a deep love. The book delves into themes of redemption, loyalty, and overcoming dark pasts, with a suspenseful plot involving corrupt cops and framed accusations.
The writing style in Lady Luck is described as emotionally engaging, addictive, and filled with rich character development. The author, Kristen Ashley, expertly weaves a complex and gritty story that keeps readers captivated from start to finish. The characters, especially Ty and Lexie, are portrayed as flawed yet real, with a sense of nobility and strong emotional connections that drive the narrative forward. The book touches on themes of family, friendship, and the resilience of the human spirit, creating a compelling and heartwarming story.
My eyes went out the passenger-side window, through the two guard towers, down the long tunnel created by two sides of high, cinder-block-walled fence topped with razor wire circling through lines of ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Colorado Mountain ) - #3
Save:A Heart of Blood and Ashes follows the story of Yvenne, a strong-willed and resilient woman from a line of warrior queens who has been locked away in a tower by her cruel father. When Maddek, seeking vengeance for his parents' murders, kidnaps Yvenne, their initial enmity turns into a complex alliance as they plan to take down her father and claim her family's throne. The book intricately weaves together elements of fantasy, romance, and revenge, with a focus on the evolving relationship between Yvenne and Maddek. The writing style is described as balancing world-building, character development, and a compelling storyline that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Her polished helm gleaming beneath the early-morning sun, the soldier pointed across the river. Maddek slowed his mare, his gaze scanning the opposite bank. This was a grim stretch of the Lave. On eit... - #4
Save:Facing West follows the story of Doctor West Wilde, a beloved member of a large family in Hobie, Texas, who reconnects with Nico Salerno, a black sheep who returns to town after fifteen years upon learning of his sister's passing and becoming the legal guardian of her baby daughter. The book delves into past regrets, promises of love, and the challenges of navigating a small town where everyone knows each other's business. The plot involves themes of grief, family dynamics, and the blossoming romance between West and Nico, who have to work through their differences and past traumas to find happiness together.
“Where’s the king?” I asked when my best friend Griff and his husband Sam showed up at my tattoo shop empty-handed. I’d been looking forward to their visit to San Francisco all week but was surprised ... - #5
Save:THAT KIND OF GUY by Talia Hibbert is a romance novel in the Ravenswood series that follows the story of Zach and Rae. Rae, a strong and fierce character, enlists Zach to pose as her fake boyfriend to avoid embarrassment at an author convention where her ex-husband will be present. As they navigate their fake relationship, both characters confront their own struggles and insecurities, leading to a friends-to-lovers storyline that is both uplifting and emotional. The book explores themes of self-discovery, demisexuality, and the complexities of relationships, all while showcasing Hibbert's dynamic writing style and witty dialogues.
Even Rae’s ill-advised day-drinking didn’t awaken her hibernating creativity. She spent the rest of the day grappling with her own mind and staring at the words ‘Chapter Four’ on her computer screen, ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ravenswood ) - #6
Save:The Pursuit Of... by Courtney Milan is a novella set during the Revolutionary War, following the story of John, a former slave, and Henry, the second son of a British aristocrat. The book explores themes of privilege, freedom, and equality through the unique relationship between the two main characters. Milan's writing style is described as engaging, with memorable and charming characters that leave a lasting impact on the reader.
In the heat of battle, Corporal John Hunter could never differentiate between silence and absolute noise. Years had passed since his first engagement, but every time, the sheer discord of sound blende...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Worth Saga ) - #7
Save:'The Unhoneymooners' by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy novel about Olive and Ethan, who are forced to take a honeymoon trip to Hawaii together after everyone else at a wedding reception falls ill except for them. Initially, they dislike each other, but as they spend time together, their feelings start to change. The book features witty banter, funny incidents, and a fake honeymoon scenario that leads to unexpected twists and turns in their relationship. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor, romance, and relatable family dynamics that keep the readers entertained and invested in Olive and Ethan's journey.
In the calm before the storm—in this case, the blessed quiet before the bridal suite is overrun by the wedding party—my twin sister stares critically down at a freshly painted shell-pink fingernail an... - #8
Save:In "Perfect Imperfections" by Cardeno C., the story follows rock superstar Jeremy Jameson as he meets bartender Reggie Moore and proposes a unique arrangement for companionship and adventure. The book is described as a low-angst, sweet love story that focuses on the development of a relationship between the two main characters. The writing style is praised for its lightness, humor, and good-natured texture, offering a feel-good read with witty one-liners, humor, and a mix of angst and passion.
WITH THE worn-to-hell baseball cap pulled low over his face, Jeremy Jameson walked into the bar. At least he assumed it was a bar, based on the lopsided sign out front that simply said “Bar” in peelin... - #9
Save:"The Road Trip" by Beth O'Leary is a comedic and romantic story that follows Addie and Dylan, two exes who find themselves trapped in a car together on their way to a wedding. The narrative alternates between the past and present, exploring the complexities of their relationship, the reasons behind their breakup, and their journey towards reconciliation. Filled with humor, banter, and unexpected twists, the book delves into themes of love, redemption, and forgiveness, all while keeping the reader entertained with quirky characters and witty dialogue.
My head whips up so fast my glasses go flying backwards off my ears and over the headrest. Someone screams. Oww, fuck – a pain shoots up my neck, and all I’m thinking is God, what did I do? Did I hit ... - #10
Save:'Truly' by Carmel Rhodes is a dark and angsty romance novel that follows the main characters Truly and Noah. The story starts with Truly being dumped by her boyfriend, Noah's brother, on her high school graduation day. Noah then aggressively pursues Truly, disregarding her limits and crashing her summer road trip with her best friend. Despite their tumultuous beginning, Truly and Noah share a raw and intense connection, exploring themes of possessiveness, passion, and toxic relationships. The book delves into the complexities of their evolving relationship, including dubcon and noncon scenes, as well as the characters' growth and self-acceptance.
The writing style of Carmel Rhodes in 'Truly' is described as emotional, raw, and honest, capturing the characters' teenage struggles and development authentically. The narrative explores themes of innocence, impulsivity, and the challenges faced by the characters as they navigate dark and intense emotions, showcasing a realistic portrayal of young adults grappling with their past traumas and relationships.
“You’re breaking up with me?” I ask, my frail voice barely audible in the noisy auditorium. The summer after senior year is supposed to be the best summer of my life. It’s supposed to be full of adven...
