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Save:The novella "Crybaby" by Marina Vivancos is a steamy friends-to-lovers romance that explores themes of self-discovery and acceptance. The story follows Jason as he navigates his desires and struggles with a newfound kink, all while developing a deeper connection with his best friend, Sasha. Through humor, sentiment, and hot moments, the book delves into the journey of these two characters as they transition from friends to lovers, with a writing style that is described as quick, sweet, and spicy.
Sasha and Jason's relationship is portrayed as charming, fun, and surprisingly candid, with moments of vulnerability and emotional depth that add layers to the characters. The plot unfolds swiftly, with little angst and a focus on the evolving dynamics between the protagonists, leading to a satisfying and heartwarming conclusion. The author's ability to blend humor, sensuality, and genuine emotion in a concise format makes "Crybaby" a captivating and delightful read for fans of friends-to-lovers romance.
'Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Identity, and the Meaning of Sex' by Angela Chen is a thought-provoking exploration of asexuality, desire, and the societal perceptions surrounding sex and sexuality. Through personal anecdotes, academic research, and interviews, the author delves into the complexities of asexuality, discussing its overlap with other forms of discrimination and challenging societal norms regarding sex and romance. Readers find the book to be well-structured, insightful, and eye-opening, providing a comprehensive introduction to asexuality while encouraging self-reflection on one's own desires and experiences.
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Save:'The Birthday of the World' by Ursula K. Le Guin is a collection of short stories exploring themes of love, relationships, gender roles, and societal pressures across different worlds. The stories delve into complex sociological and anthropological concepts, challenging readers to think about topics such as gender fluidity, sexuality, religious beliefs, cultural norms, and interpersonal relationships. Le Guin's writing style weaves intricate worlds with thought-provoking narratives that range from formalized rituals of sex to the impact of generational ships on human society.
I live in the oldest city in the world. Long before there were kings in Karhide, Rer was a city, the marketplace and meeting ground for all the Northeast, the Plains, and Kerm Land. The Fastness of Re... - #4
Save:'Cupid Calling' by Viano Oniomoh is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the enchanting love story between Obiora and Ejiro, set against the backdrop of a reality dating show. The book beautifully captures the evolving relationship between the main characters, blending elements of enemies-to-lovers and friends-to-lovers tropes. The writing style is engaging and immersive, with a perfect balance of sweetness, spice, and emotional depth. The author skillfully addresses important themes such as consent, grief, abuse, and love, making the story both captivating and thought-provoking.
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Save:Set The Record Straight by Hannah Bonam-Young is a heartwarming sapphic holiday romance novella that follows the story of lifelong friends Clara and Evan. Unbeknownst to each other, they harbor deep-seated feelings for one another, which come to light when they decide to fake date. The book beautifully portrays their evolving relationship, filled with sweet and spicy moments, heartfelt communication, and understanding. The dual POVs of Clara and Evan offer insights into their childhood friends to lovers journey, fake dating escapades, and the development of a found family. The book also touches on important themes like mental health representation, neurodiversity, and LGBTQ+ identities, creating a cozy and engaging read.
The writing style of Hannah Bonam-Young in Set The Record Straight is described as delightful, charming, and easy to follow. Readers praise the author for her ability to infuse humor into every page, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere throughout the novella. The story is fast-paced, entertaining, and filled with cheesy, heartfelt, and laugh-out-loud moments, making it a perfect holiday read that leaves readers smiling and wanting more.
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Save:Not Otherwise Specified by Hannah Moskowitz follows the story of Etta, a black bisexual former ballerina dealing with an eating disorder in Nebraska. Etta struggles to fit in various aspects of her life, from her sexuality to her desire to become a ballerina. The book delves into themes of self-acceptance, friendship, and the challenges faced by bisexual individuals in finding acceptance and dealing with bullying. The writing style, characterized by long, descriptive sentences and a stream of consciousness narrative, brings Etta's vibrant and authentic voice to life, making her a relatable and complex character.
The plot revolves around Etta's journey of self-discovery and coming to terms with her identity amidst societal pressures and personal struggles. The book explores the complexities of relationships, both toxic and supportive, while highlighting the importance of embracing one's uniqueness and finding acceptance in a world that often tries to categorize and label individuals.
TIME FOR THE ETTA-GETS-HER-GROOVE-BACK PARTY. It would be easier if I’d been invited, or if this party actually existed, but whatever. I made my entire Halloween costume this year from a bag of sequin... - #7
Save:'Captive' by Jex Lane in the series 'Beautiful Monsters' tells the story of Matthew, a vampire captured by incubi, particularly focusing on his complex and tumultuous relationship with Tarrick. The plot involves a dark and erotic exploration of the supernatural world, with themes of captivity, forbidden attraction, and intricate character dynamics. Lane's writing style captivates readers with its action-packed narrative, creative world-building, and complex character development, leaving them eager to delve deeper into the story.
Matthew grabbed his chest as a wave of ecstasy washed through him. Every part of him had been on edge since he had first felt the strange sensation a few moments ago. He ran his hands through his dark... - #8
Save:Writing Her In is a polyamorous romance novel that delves into the complex relationships between a married couple, Adrien and Dara, and a woman named Stacia. The story explores themes of love, desire, and communication as the characters navigate their feelings and desires for each other. Set in the backdrop of the entertainment industry, the book portrays a unique and unconventional love story that challenges traditional relationship norms.
The narrative is beautifully written, with a focus on real and believable emotions experienced by the characters. The plot unfolds in a way that captures the readers' attention, as the characters strive to find happiness not only for themselves but also for each other. The book skillfully weaves together the characters' journeys towards self-discovery and fulfillment, creating a captivating and heartwarming romance.
Stacia Leonard pulled her lips into a tight smile. She nudged the signed hardcover copy of her book across the electric-blue tablecloth printed with her publisher’s insignia. Athena Publishing was big... - #9
Save:'Starfish and Coffee' by Kele Moon is a heartwarming love story that follows the journey of Matt and Alex, two men from different backgrounds who find themselves falling in love on Mirabella Island. The author, Kele Moon, expertly weaves a tale of love, loss, and second chances, drawing readers into the emotional connection and desire between the main characters. The plot revolves around the instant chemistry between Matt and Alex, their struggles with identity and societal expectations, and the depth of emotions they experience as their relationship develops.
The book delves into themes of love, fear, heartache, and the complexities of relationships, offering a realistic portrayal of the challenges and joys that come with finding true love. Kele Moon's writing style immerses readers in the story, making them feel the emotional connections between the characters and rooting for a second chance at love for Matt and Alex.
Alex loved the beach at sunrise, when streaks of pink stretched across the night sky spreading the hope of a new day. He walked across the sand, feeling at home because this was where he was supposed ... - #10
Save:'A Curious History of Sex' by Kate Lister is a non-fiction book that delves into the history of sex with a mix of humor, wit, and thorough research. The author presents various aspects of sexuality throughout history, challenging societal norms and providing insight into different cultural perspectives. The book covers a wide range of topics, from the history of contraception to societal views on gender and sexuality, all presented in an engaging and informative manner.
The truth is that I should not have used ‘whore’ in the Whores of Yore website; it’s not my word, and if you’re not a sex worker, it’s not yours either. It’s a term of abuse that sex workers hear ever...
