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Readers are taken on a journey through the life of Grace Porter, a character who has just achieved her Ph.D. in Astronomy and is struggling with the pressure to have her life figured out. The story delves into themes of self-discovery, mental health, social justice, and the impact of familial expectations on one's identity. Set in Portland and Las Vegas, the book explores Grace's relationships with her friends, her unexpected marriage to Yuki, and her internal struggles with perfectionism and finding her place in the world.
The writing style of "Honey Girl" by Morgan Rogers is described as a mix of appealing and unsatisfying, with the author making a decent effort in her first book but falling slightly short. The narrative is praised for addressing deeper themes beyond romance, such as loneliness, connection, societal standards, and the struggle of people of color in academia. Despite some inconsistencies and distractions in the plot, the book is commended for its attempt to provide valuable commentary on personal sacrifice, abstract goals, and the importance of living authentically.
Grace wakes up slow like molasses. The only difference is molasses is sweet, and this—the dry mouth and the pounding headache—is sour. She wakes up to the blinding desert sun, to heat that infiltrates... - #2
"Lick" by Kylie Scott follows the story of Evelyn who wakes up in Las Vegas after her 21st birthday with a rock star, David, as her husband and no memory of the night before. As they navigate the aftermath of their impulsive decision, they start to fall for each other despite the challenges they face. The writing style is described as flowing and thoughtful, with natural conversations and descriptive sex scenes that enhance the storytelling. offers a blend of passion, drama, humor, and romance, making it an engaging and addictive read for fans of rock star romances.
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Diary of a Drug Fiend by Aleister Crowley is a novel that delves into the world of drug use and abuse, exploring the journey of protagonists who start using drugs as a recreational activity but soon fall into addiction. Crowley introduces the idea that one can do whatever they like, but there is always a price to pay, emphasizing the importance of channeling willpower to overcome desires. The narrative provides a glimpse into a different era in Europe, where the rich led a lifestyle above societal norms, and encourages readers to reflect on their actions and choices.
Yes, I certainly was feeling depressed. I don't think that this was altogether the reaction of the day. Of course, there always is a reaction after the excitement of a flight ; but the effect is more ... - #4
Wyatt and Natalie, the boss and his assistant, embark on an unexpected trip to Vegas, leading to a wild night filled with drinks, adventures, and a spontaneous wedding. As they return to New York, Wyatt struggles with his feelings towards Natalie, especially after the annulment of their marriage doesn't go as planned. The story unfolds with humor, romance, and heat, showcasing the journey of two individuals navigating their unexpected love story. Written in a male point of view, the book captures the essence of a romantic comedy with witty banter, quirky moments, and fantastic chemistry between the characters.
I’m going to let you in on a little secret about guys. When we see a chick we like, we all say she is hot for us. Doesn’t matter who the woman is, what her situation might be, or if we even have a clu...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Big Rock ) - #5
"The Seduction Of Elliot McBride" by Jennifer Ashley is a captivating romance novel that delves into the complex character of Elliot McBride, who suffers from PTSD after being captured and tortured. The story follows Elliot's reunion with his childhood crush, Juliana St. John, as they navigate through his inner demons and embark on a passionate and heartwarming journey of love and healing. Set against the backdrop of a crumbling castle in the Scottish Highlands, the book intricately weaves together themes of trauma, redemption, and the power of unconditional love.
The narrative skillfully combines elements of mystery, suspense, and romance, creating a compelling storyline that keeps readers engaged from beginning to end. Jennifer Ashley's writing style shines through as she expertly portrays the emotional depth of the characters, the complexities of their relationships, and the challenges they face in overcoming past traumas. Through vivid descriptions and well-developed characters, the book explores themes of resilience, forgiveness, and the enduring bond between two souls destined to be together.
Juliana St. John’s fiancé was an hour late to his own wedding. While Juliana sat waiting, resplendent in satin and yellow roses, various friends and family members were dispatched through rainy Edinbu...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series MacKenzies & McBrides ) - #6
In "Good Time," the second book in the 'Vegas Billionaires' series by Jana Aston, readers are taken on a wild and hilarious ride with the main characters, Payton and Vince. Payton, a quirky and impulsive young woman, meets Vince, a serious and enigmatic strip club owner, leading to a drunken marriage after a night of chaos on Fremont Street. The story follows their unconventional relationship as they navigate the repercussions of their sudden union and decide whether to annul the marriage or give it a chance. The writing style is filled with humor, witty banter, and unpredictable situations, making it a fast-paced and engaging read that keeps readers laughing and swooning throughout.
Hmm. I like the sound of that so I keep listening. I’ve never been interested in CEO-ing anything, much less myself, but now that I hear it, it sounds right. Plus the advice is coming from a bona fide... - #7
'Shenanigans' in the 'Brooklyn' series by Sarina Bowen follows the unexpected marriage between co-workers and friends, Charli and Neil, after a drunken night in Vegas. As they navigate the aftermath of their spontaneous decision, they find themselves falling in love amidst a backdrop of supportive friends and humorous escapades. Charli, a fierce and independent professional hockey player, struggles with vulnerability due to past hurts, while Neil, a charming billionaire heir living with Type 1 diabetes, proves to be a soft and understanding partner. Their journey is filled with banter, laughter, and steamy moments, ultimately leading to a heartwarming happily ever after.
The story of 'Shenanigans' is characterized by its engaging plot, relatable characters, and Sarina Bowen's skillful writing style that blends humor, romance, and emotional depth seamlessly. The Brooklyn Bruisers and Bombshells, along with other series characters, provide a supportive and entertaining backdrop to Charli and Neil's love story, making it a delightful and engaging read that touches on themes of vulnerability, trust, and second chances.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Brooklyn ) - #8
Marrying Mr. Wrong is a heartwarming story of two childhood neighbors, Sophie and Cox, who find themselves unexpectedly married in Vegas. As they navigate their new legal bond, their relationship evolves from strangers to lovers, filled with moments of passion, humor, and drama. The book follows Sophie, a bubbly and clumsy woman, and Cox, a successful businessman with a troubled past, as they discover the depth of their feelings for each other amidst misunderstandings and unexpected twists. The plot is a delightful mix of romance, comedy, and drama, with a touch of mystery from conniving secondary characters.
With a storyline that explores mistaken identities, second chances, and unexpected love, Marrying Mr. Wrong captures the journey of Sophie and Cox as they transition from a drunken Vegas marriage to exploring real feelings for each other. The writing style is engaging, with readers praising the humorous and charming interactions between the characters and the development of a sweet and romantic love story. The book is part of the Dirty Martini Running Club series by Claire Kingsley, known for its interconnected stories of friendship and love among a group of sassy and smart women.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dirty Martini Running Club ) - #9
Out on a Limb by Hannah Bonam-Young is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Win and Bo, two individuals with physical disabilities who meet by chance at a Halloween party. Despite their initial connection leading to an unexpected surprise - Win's pregnancy - they decide to navigate their relationship as friends. The book explores themes of trust, independence, and the challenges of embracing new beginnings in the face of past traumas. Through witty banter and genuine communication, Win and Bo's relationship evolves into a deep, respectful partnership as they prepare for the arrival of their baby.
The author's writing style in Out on a Limb is praised for its excellent portrayal of emotions, detailed character development, and meaningful representation of disabilities. The book delves into the characters' past relationships, careers, and feelings, allowing readers to connect with Win and Bo on a personal level. With a blend of humor, vulnerability, and heartwarming moments, the story unfolds with a mix of charm and authenticity, making it a delightful read for those looking for a unique and touching romance.
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In the winter of 1926, Joe Trace, a door-to-door salesman, shoots his teenage lover, leading to a chain of events involving his wife, Violet, and their tumultuous relationship. The narrative jumps back and forth in time, exploring themes of love, obsession, betrayal, and forgiveness within the backdrop of black urban life in the 1920s. Toni Morrison's writing style in "Jazz" is described as lyrical, haunting, and non-linear, echoing the structure and improvisational nature of jazz music.
Sth, I know that woman. She used to live with a flock of birds on Lenox Avenue. Know her husband, too. He fell for an eighteen-year-old girl with one of those deepdown, spooky loves that made him so s...