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Save:Readers of 'The Long Game' by Rachel Reid praised the emotional depth and struggles faced by the main characters, Ilya and Shane, in their journey towards a happily ever after. The book explores themes of mental health struggles, selflessness, sacrifices, and the importance of seeking help. The writing style was described as beautifully written, touching, and filled with steamy scenes that made the readers laugh, cry, and love with the characters.
Shane felt like his chest was going to explode, but he huffed and pushed himself harder, refusing to give up. The pounding of sneakers on the trail and of Shane’s own heartbeat almost drowned out the ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Game Changers ) - #2
Save:'A Rogue's Proposal' in the 'Cynster' series by Stephanie Laurens follows the story of Demon Cynster, a member of the Bar Cynster known for his rogue ways. When Demon discovers Felicity 'Flick' Parteger working in his stables disguised as a boy, his interest is piqued by this woman he has known for years. As they get entangled in a plot involving horse race fixing, their relationship evolves from friendship to a passionate romance. The story is filled with steamy encounters, mysteries to solve, and strong-willed characters navigating love and danger in 19th-century England.
The plot of the book revolves around Demon's reluctance to commit to marriage and his growing feelings for Flick, a determined and unafraid woman with a passion for horses. As they uncover the syndicate fixing horse races, their bond deepens, leading to a tale of romance, intrigue, and self-discovery. Stephanie Laurens weaves a story filled with strong character development, steamy romance, and engaging plot twists that keep readers enthralled till the very end.
With an arrogant smile, Harold Henry Cynster—Demon to everyone, even to his mother in her weaker moments—drew his curricle to a flourishing halt in the yard behind his Newmarket stable. Tossing the re...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cynster ) - #3
Save:"More than Meets the Ink" by Elle Aycart follows the story of Tate and James, who meet under unusual circumstances when Tate is visiting her mother at a senior's complex in Florida. Despite Tate's initial judgmental attitude towards James due to his tattoos, they eventually get together. The plot revolves around Tate's struggles running the family restaurant, dealing with a stalker, and her emotional issues, all while navigating her evolving relationship with James. The writing style is described as humorous, steamy, and engaging, with a focus on the emotional buildup leading to the intimate scenes.
silhouetting the imposing figure nearby, she had no doubt it wasn’t her mom’s neighbor. If for nothing else than because the senior complex only accepted residents from fifty-five years old and up, an... - #4
Save:Nico Toscani, the capo of his family, and Mia Cordano, a skilled hacker, find themselves entangled in a dangerous web of family rivalries and mafia politics. Despite their families' troubled history, Nico and Mia are drawn to each other, navigating a forbidden love that puts both their families at risk. The story unfolds with suspenseful twists, showcasing a mix of bad mafia, dirty cops, and strong characters facing danger and betrayal, all set against the backdrop of a gritty mafia world.
Nico and Mia's relationship is portrayed as passionate and intense, going beyond physical attraction to reveal a deep emotional connection. The characters are complex and well-developed, with Mia's independence and strength complementing Nico's alpha male persona. As they confront external obstacles and learn to trust each other, their chemistry becomes palpable, leading to a modern-day Romeo and Juliet scenario with a mafia twist.
Mia raced through the Casino Italia, around brides-to-be, newlyweds, old men with bulging wallets, and young women in short skirts. She ran past slot machines, craps tables, and one of the highest sta... - #5
Save:"Too Wild to Tame" by Tessa Bailey is the second book in the Romancing the Clarksons series, focusing on the story of Aaron Clarkson and Grace. The book delves into the complex dynamics between the characters, particularly exploring Grace's unique personality and Aaron's career-driven nature. The writing style of the author brings the characters to life, making the reader feel deeply connected to their emotions and journey throughout the book.
Welcome to hell,” Aaron muttered, maneuvering the Suburban to avoid a patch of ice on the narrow road. In the passenger seat, Old Man lifted his white, furry head—and if dogs could grimace, Aaron’s ne...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Romancing the Clarksons ) - #6
Save:'Ready or Not' by Melissa Brayden is the final installment in the Soho Loft series, focusing on Mallory Spencer, the last single friend in the group. The book explores themes of preconceptions and personal growth as Mallory navigates her emotions and relationships with her friends and bartender Hope. The writing style is characterized by well-developed characters, witty banter, and steamy romantic scenes, set against the backdrop of the Soho Loft series' familiar settings like the Savvy offices and Showplace bar.
(Also, see 78 recommendations for the series Soho Loft ) - #7
Save:In "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre, a human, is thrust into the dangerous world of the Fae where she must navigate treacherous politics and dark magic. Bound to the High Lord of the Spring Court, Tamlin, Feyre embarks on a journey of love and sacrifice to save both the Fae and human realms. The book weaves a tale of intrigue, romance, and magic, set against a backdrop of curses, tests, and court drama, appealing to readers of fantasy romance with its unique twist on the Beauty and the Beast story.
Maas expertly crafts a world that is both grounded in familiar fairy tales yet entirely original and captivating. The story is action-packed, filled with twists and turns that keep readers engaged, while the characters, particularly Feyre, are portrayed as flawed and relatable, making the narrative more immersive. The writing style, though at times criticized for being too descriptive or slow-paced, is praised for its ability to create a vivid and enchanting world that draws readers in.
I’d been monitoring the parameters of the thicket for an hour, and my vantage point in the crook of a tree branch had turned useless. The gusting wind blew thick flurries to sweep away my tracks, but ... - #8
Save:'Perks of Office' by Liz Rain is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Emma, a likable character who starts her first job at The Minister's field office. The book explores Emma's workplace romance with her boss, Bridget, and the challenges they face due to Bridget's closeted status and career-driven nature. Readers appreciated the witty dialogue, sultry romantic scenes, and the endearing age gap workplace love story portrayed from Emma's point of view.
The book is described as a light and enjoyable read with lovely characters, believable dialogue, and a nicely paced plot. The story offers a good balance of humor, angst, and steamy romance, making it a satisfying and engaging read for those looking for a feel-good book with a happily ever after.
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Save:'White Nights' by Anna Zaires and Charmaine Pauls follows the story of Kate, a strong and selfless ER nurse, who crosses paths with Alex Volkov, a playboy, alpha male billionaire involved in shady businesses. Their initial encounter leads to a complicated relationship filled with ups and downs, instant attraction, hidden threats, and a world of danger that Kate never imagined. The plot unfolds with steamy romance scenes, dark undertones, and a cliffhanger ending, keeping readers on edge and eager to discover what happens next in this lavish yet brutal world.
The full impact of the last twelve hours only hits me when Alex Volkov’s private plane comes in for landing over St. Petersburg, Russia. I sit up in the double bed where I’ve been sleeping and look ou... - #10
Save:In 'Radiance' by Grace Draven, the book follows the story of Ildiko, a human with pink skin and red hair, and Brishen, a Kai warrior prince with grey skin and silver hair, who are forced into an arranged marriage to solidify treaties between their races. Despite finding each other physically unattractive at first, they choose to look beyond appearances and develop a deep and abiding love for each other. The novel explores the cultural clash between the Kai and humans, as well as the challenges they face in maintaining their alliance amidst political intrigues and external threats. The writing style is described as a slow romantic build-up with a focus on character development, world-building, and a touch of humor, creating a unique and engaging fantasy romance.
Her maids refused to meet her gaze while they laced her into her gown and twitched the train into perfect folds, but she’d caught their looks of pity mixed with horror from the corner of her eye. Ildi...
