Books matching: second chance romance
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Save:'Paradise' by Judith McNaught follows the love story between Meredith Bancroft and Matt Farrell, two individuals from different social classes who are drawn to each other despite numerous obstacles. The plot delves into their childhood backgrounds, their struggles in adult life, and the challenges they face in their relationship, including betrayal, family dynamics, and societal expectations. The writing style of the book is described as emotionally engaging, well-paced, and involving elements of love, class mobility, and heartwrenching emotions that keep readers invested in the story.
With her scrapbook opened beside her on her canopied bed, Meredith Bancroft carefully cut out the picture from the Chicago Tribune. The caption read, Children of Chicago socialites, dressed as elves, ... - #2
Save:Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren is a heartwarming story of Macy and Elliot, childhood friends turned lovers whose bond is shattered by a mysterious event, leading to years of separation. The book alternates between the past and present timelines, unraveling the deep connection between the characters and the emotional journey they undertake to rediscover their love and friendship. The writing style seamlessly weaves together themes of first love, loss, second chances, and personal growth, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Sabrina wipes a smudge of foamy milk from her upper lip. As much as she understands my avoidance of cars, I know there’s a part of her that thinks I should just power through it and get a Prius or Sub... - #3
Save:'Ghosted' by J.M. Darhower is a second chance romance novel that delves deep into the lives of Kennedy and Jonathan. The story follows their tumultuous journey of love, heartbreak, redemption, and forgiveness. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as they witness the complexities of their relationship unfold through past and present narratives. Darhower's writing style intricately weaves together the characters' struggles, making the storyline angsty, heartbreaking, and poignant. The book is praised for its realistic portrayal of the characters and their raw emotions, drawing readers in from the very beginning.
The beeping of the checkout scanner is monotonous, a dull drone I barely hear anymore, as it melds with Wilson Philips’s Hold On playing on the loudspeaker radio. The same songs, day in and day out. S... - #4
Save:"Again the Magic" by Lisa Kleypas is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Lady Aline Marsden and John McKenna, who grow up as childhood friends but are torn apart by societal differences. Aline's father forces her to send McKenna away, leading to misunderstandings and heartbreak. Twelve years later, McKenna returns as a successful businessman seeking revenge, only to realize his feelings for Aline have never truly faded. The book also intertwines the love story of Aline's sister, Livia, and Gideon, adding depth and complexity to the plot. The writing style blends romance, intrigue, and emotional depth, making it a compelling read for fans of historical romance.
A stable boy wasn’t supposed to speak to an earl’s daughter, much less climb up to her bedroom window. God knew what would happen to him if he was caught. He would probably be whipped before being boo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Wallflowers ) - #5
Save:The Sweet Gum Tree by Katherine Allred is a poignant and emotional tale of love and second chances. The story follows the lives of Alix and Nick, childhood friends who grow up together in the South. The book explores themes of love, tragedy, forgiveness, and misunderstandings, spanning nearly three decades of their relationship. The writing style is described as poetic, beautiful, and atmospheric, with a focus on character development and emotional depth.
Growing up in the Crowley Ridge area of Arkansas, I paid little attention to the sweet gum trees except to admire their brilliant colors during the fall. And maybe to laugh when the Judge cursed each... - #6
Save:Walk Through Fire by Kristen Ashley is a second chance romance that delves into the passionate and tumultuous love story between Millie and High. The book explores their intense connection, the heartbreak of their separation, and their journey towards reconciliation after twenty years. Through flashbacks, readers witness the depth of their love and the challenges they face in the present day as they navigate hurt, anger, and a desire to rebuild what they once had. Kristen Ashley's writing style weaves together past and present, creating a compelling narrative that evokes emotions and captures the complexities of love and relationships.
Therefore, I was standing in line at Chipotle, trying to decide on pinto or black beans for my burrito, telling myself I was going to have salad for dinner (this would not happen but I was telling mys... - #7
Save:Naomi and Nicholas are engaged but have fallen out of love. Instead of calling off the wedding, they engage in a war of sabotage and pranks to make the other break up. As they navigate this battle, they discover new sides to each other, leading to growth and a rekindling of their relationship. The book explores themes of love, communication, and self-discovery, with a writing style that includes humor, sarcasm, and vivid character descriptions.
What an ugly, crappy day. Rain pelts off the windshield of my coworker’s likewise crappy car, which smells like cold McDonald’s French fries and pine trees. Leon taps his fingertips on the steering wh... - #8
Save:Letters to Molly by Devney Perry is a second chance romance novel that delves into the complexities of love, communication, and forgiveness. The story follows Molly and Finn, a divorced couple who are brought back together by a series of letters that force them to confront their past mistakes and unresolved feelings. The book is described as a heartfelt and emotional journey that showcases the struggles and growth of the characters as they navigate their way back to each other. The writing style is praised for its realism and ability to evoke a range of emotions from readers, making it a captivating and relatable read.
Why did they even need to ask that question? Every loan application, PTA volunteer form and church questionnaire wanted to know your marital status. I was going to start checking the single box. What ... - #9
Save:'The Trouble with Love' by Lauren Layne is a second chance romance that delves into the complicated history between Emma and Alex, who were once engaged but faced a disastrous breakup. The book follows their journey of rediscovering each other while working in the same field, unraveling past misunderstandings, and navigating the unresolved tension and emotions between them. The plot is filled with warmth, love, angst, heartbreak, and emotional depth, drawing readers into a story of forgiveness, growth, and the possibility of a happy ending. Lauren Layne's writing style is praised for its ability to evoke strong emotions, create engaging character dynamics, and deliver a satisfying blend of romance and drama.
Still. There were worse things than coming into work with your hair soaking wet and your makeup nonexistent, dressed in a hot-pink bridesmaid dress from your cousin’s wedding that was the only dry ite...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sex, Love & Stiletto ) - #10
Save:'Happy Place' by Emily Henry is a heartwarming story told in dual timelines. In one timeline, a group of friends embarks on their annual trip to a small town in Maine, where the protagonist Harriet and her ex, Wyn, fake being together. The other timeline delves into the past, narrating how Harriet and Wyn met and fell in love. The story revolves around themes of love, vulnerability, miscommunication, and finding happiness, with a setting that includes a beach cottage in Maine, adding a swoon-worthy backdrop to the emotional journey. The writing style is described as emotional, humorous, and engaging, with witty banter between characters that adds depth and relatability to the story.
