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Save:'Best Friends Don't Kiss' by Max Monroe follows the story of Ava and Luke, who have been best friends since their first day at university. Despite being close for 15 years, they have only ever been friends. However, when Ava needs a fake boyfriend for her high school reunion and her sister's wedding, Luke steps in to play the role. As they navigate the complexities of pretending to be in love, their friendship takes a new turn, revealing hidden feelings they never realized they had for each other. The book explores their dynamic friendship, their individual struggles, and the support they provide each other as they transition from friends to something more. The writing style combines humor, romance, and a slow burn to create a heartwarming and entertaining story.
The plot of 'Best Friends Don't Kiss' unfolds with Ava and Luke's journey from best friends to lovers. The book portrays their deep connection, the challenges they face in their relationship, and the humorous situations they find themselves in. Through a mix of hilarious moments, heartfelt conversations, and unexpected developments, the story captures the essence of friendship evolving into something deeper, with a touch of holiday cheer and appearances by beloved characters from the author's other works.
How do I know this? Because as a thirty-three-year-old woman in the family, I took a one-way trip to hell three years ago, and my mom and great-aunts made a deal with the devil to make sure finding a ... - #2
Save:'The Fill-In Boyfriend' by Kasie West is a young adult contemporary novel that follows the story of Gia as she navigates through the complexities of high school friendships and relationships. When Gia's boyfriend unexpectedly breaks up with her right before prom, she convinces a stranger, Hayden, to pose as her fake boyfriend to save face in front of her friends. As Gia's web of lies grows, she begins to question her own actions and the authenticity of her friendships. The book explores themes of self-discovery, growth, and the importance of honesty in relationships. The writing style is light-hearted and engaging, with a focus on character development and emotional depth.
In some part of my brain, probably the logical part that seemed to be missing at the moment, I knew I should let go and walk away, maintain some of my dignity. Instead, I gripped his waist more secure... - #3
Save:Hands Down by Mariana Zapata is a slow-burn romance novel that follows the story of Zac and Bianca, childhood friends who reconnect after a ten-year separation. The book delves into their evolving relationship, exploring themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery. The writing style is characterized by detailed introspection and internal monologue, providing insight into the characters' thoughts and feelings as they navigate their emotions towards each other.
“The word is out! The Oklahoma Thunderbirds have signed quarterback Damarcus Williams to a two-year deal worth $25 million. This move comes weeks after the organization announced that Zac Travis would... - #4
Save:The Convenient Marriage by Georgette Heyer is a historical romance novel set in the Regency era. The story follows the young and impulsive Horatia Winwood who offers herself in marriage to the Earl of Rule in place of her older sister, leading to a marriage of convenience. The plot is filled with humorous situations, witty dialogue, and intricate character interactions, making it a delightful and entertaining read for fans of Regency romance. Heyer's writing style expertly captures the manners and aristocratic society of the time, with a touch of adventure and intrigue woven into the narrative.
Lady Winwood being denied, the morning caller inquired with some anxiety for Miss Winwood, or, in fact, for any of the young ladies. In face of the rumour which had come to her ears it would be too pr... 'A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again' by David Foster Wallace is a collection of essays that cover a wide range of topics, from the mundaneness of life to the experiences on a Caribbean cruise. The essays are filled with insightful observations, humor, and a mix of highbrow and lowbrow commentary. The title essay, describing a luxury cruise, stands out as a highlight, capturing the weirdness and sheer brilliance of the experience.
When I left my boxed township of Illinois farmland to attend my dad’s alma mater in the lurid jutting Berkshires of western Massachusetts, I all of a sudden developed a jones for mathematics. I’m star...- #6
Save:'A Lady of Persuasion' by Tessa Dare is the final book in 'The Wanton Dairymaid Trilogy'. The story follows Isabel Grayson, a woman with grand plans for political reform and charitable endeavors, who finds herself caught under the spell of Sir Tobias Aldridge, a charming man with a need to be everything Isabel wants. As their romance unfolds, the book weaves in characters from the previous novels in the series, adding depth to the plot. Toby's development from a bitter man seeking revenge to a romantic hero, and Isabel's journey from a righteous but frustrating heroine to a woman embracing passion and love, make for an engaging and light-hearted read.
By nature, Toby wasn’t one to hold a grudge. As a gentleman of rank, wealth, and unarguable good looks, he’d never received a slight he couldn’t simply laugh off. He called every man friend, and no ma...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Wanton Dairymaid Trilogy ) - #7
Save:Lady Angeline Dudley, a high-spirited debutante, finds herself in an unpleasant situation at an inn and is rescued by Edward, the Earl of Heyward. Despite their differences, their families push for a match between them. Angeline, who is eager for her first season in London, falls in love with Edward, while he is hesitant due to his feelings for his bookish friend, Eunice. The story follows their budding romance, along with the secondary romance between Lord Windrow and Eunice, as well as the dynamics of the Dudley family.
LADY ANGELINE DUDLEY was standing at the window of the taproom in the Rose and Crown Inn east of Reading. Quite scandalously, she was alone there, but what was she to do? The window of her own room lo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mistress ) - #8
Save:'The Law of Attraction' in the series 'Lawyers in Love' by N.M. Silber is a romantic comedy that follows the love story of Gabrielle and Braden, two lawyers with a strong chemistry and sense of humor. The plot involves humorous interactions between the characters, light-hearted courtroom scenes, and steamy romantic moments. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on funny and low-angst storytelling that keeps readers thoroughly entertained.
“Ladies and gentlemen, we live in a country where every citizen has a right to trial by his peers. The prosecution must carry its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, the highest legal standard ... - #9
Save:Duchess in Love follows the story of Gina, who was married at a young age to a Duke who abandoned her. Years later, she seeks an annulment to move on with her life, but when her husband, Cam, returns, they must confront their feelings and decide if they want to stay together. The plot unfolds at a country house party with various estranged couples intermingling, creating a riveting storyline with a touch of predictability but plenty of fun twists. Eloisa James skillfully weaves together multiple storylines within the main plot, creating a tale filled with witty characters, absurd situations, and unexpected drama.
There was a pause. “He has black hair, I remember that,” Gina said dubiously. She was sitting at her dressing table and tying a hair ribbon into small knots. Ambrogina, Duchess of Girton, rarely fidge... - #10
Save:Meet Me at Midnight by Suzanne Enoch is a Regency romance novel that follows the story of Lady Victoria Fontaine, also known as Vixen, who finds herself in a compromising situation with Sinclair Grafton, the Marquis of Althorpe. Forced into a marriage due to this scandal, the two protagonists embark on a journey filled with mystery, romance, friendship, and intrigue. The book combines elements of romance and mystery, with strong character development and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged till the end.
The writing style in Meet Me at Midnight is described as entertaining, fun, and filled with witty banter between the main characters. The book offers a mix of suspense, steamy romance, and intriguing subplots, making it a page-turner that explores themes of loyalty, family, and betrayal in a Regency setting.
Below her, Viscount Marley tightened his grip around her legs and began spinning around even more recklessly. The other dancers fled to the edges of the ballroom despite the beckoning notes of the qua...
(Also, see 9 recommendations for the series With This Ring )
