Books matching: step siblings romance
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- #1
Save:'Home for the Holidays' in the 'Holinights' series by Lee Jacquot revolves around step siblings, Adelina and Elliot, who have harbored secret crushes on each other for years. Their romance is derailed when their parents get married, making them step siblings. As their parents' divorce approaches, they finally have the chance to explore their feelings during one final Thanksgiving dinner. The novella is filled with tension, spice, and longing, capturing the characters' deep connection and chemistry. The writing style is a perfect blend of sweet and spicy, with well-developed characters and a balanced plot that keeps the readers engaged.
(Also, see 54 recommendations for the series Holinights ) - #2
Save:In the book "Prick" by Sabrina Paige, readers are introduced to Katherine Harrison, the daughter of a senator, who decides to lose her virginity to Caulter Sterling, a tattooed bad boy known for his womanizing ways. Despite their initial encounter being meant as a one-night stand, they soon find out that their parents are engaged, making them step-siblings. As they navigate their newfound relationship and deal with their parents' impending marriage, Katherine and Caulter's interactions are filled with banter, sexual tension, and unexpected chemistry. The story unfolds with a mix of humor, steamy scenes, and character development that reveals hidden depths in both protagonists.
The plot of "Prick" revolves around Katherine and Caulter's evolving relationship as they challenge each other's perceptions and expectations. The writing style captures the dynamics between the characters, showcasing their growth and the gradual unveiling of their vulnerabilities and desires. The book blends elements of romance, humor, and taboo themes, keeping readers engaged with its witty dialogue, hot scenes, and the exploration of the characters' personal journeys.
A smirk spreads across his lips, the movement excruciatingly slow, almost as if he's not the least bit surprised to see me. He looks so satisfied with himself that it’s all I can do not to walk up to... - #3
Save:"A Good Debutante's Guide to Ruin" by Sophie Jordan is a historical romance set in the regency period, focusing on the relationship between step-siblings Rosalie and Declan. Despite the initial hesitation due to their step-sibling status, the book explores their intense chemistry, scorching hot romance, and well-rounded leads. The writing style is described as sensual, with descriptive scenes that draw readers in and keep them invested in the story.
It wasn’t how Rosalie envisioned her return to London. She dreamt of bright skies and heralding trumpets. Ridiculous, but what fantasy didn’t possess a touch of the absurd? At least for her. She was a... - #4
Save:'Stepbrother With Benefits' by Mia Clark revolves around step-siblings Ashley and Ethan who engage in a friends-with-benefits relationship while their parents are away. The storyline is described as hot, steamy, and taboo, with the couple exploring their attraction despite the societal taboo surrounding their relationship. The writing style is noted to be quick and easy to read, focusing on the intimate and dramatic aspects of the characters' interactions. However, some readers express frustration at the story being divided into multiple short parts, impacting the overall reading experience.
I strip down before opening the door to Ethan's bathroom. I don't know why, it just seems like the right thing to do. And then I open the door, and he's standing there in the shower. He doesn't see me... - #5
Save:Stepbrother Untouchable is a romance novel that revolves around the unexpected relationship between college students Nate and Brynn, who find out that their parents are getting married, making them step-siblings. The story follows their journey of developing feelings for each other, facing family drama, and navigating the complexities of their new relationship. The book is described as a mix of romance, steamy scenes, and family dynamics, with a focus on the characters' personal growth and the unfolding of their love story.
Stepbrother Untouchable is written in a fast-paced and engaging style, with a plot that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. The book explores themes of love, family, and self-discovery, while also delving into the dynamics between the main characters and their parents. The author, Colleen Masters, presents a story that is both sexy and balanced, with well-developed characters and a narrative that blends romance, drama, and emotional depth.
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Save:'Wrong' by Stella Rhys is a steamy romance novel that follows the forbidden love story of step-siblings Liam, a hot MMA fighter, and Sasha, a bar lounge owner. The book is filled with debauched yet sensual scenes, angst, drama, and a roller coaster of twists and turns. The author's writing style is described as fast-paced, creative, and immersive, drawing readers into the world of Liam and Sasha's passionate and secret relationship.
The plot revolves around the challenges faced by the couple as they navigate their forbidden love, secrets, lies, and external threats. Despite the obstacles, Liam and Sasha's chemistry is undeniable, and their relationship defies societal norms with a grace that captivates readers. Stella Rhys skillfully weaves a story that is intense, hot, and emotional, keeping readers engaged from the very first page to the last.
I willed myself not to smile or smirk but his lust was instant and audible and I was immediately praying that he’d just lunge and pounce on me – grab me, fondle me, take my tits in his mouth and suck ... - #7
Save:"Step-Hero" by Dani Wyatt is a steamy romance novel that explores the taboo relationship between step-siblings, Kat and Trent. Raised together but not blood-related, their bond intensifies when Trent returns from war injured and protective over Kat. The story delves into their journey of overcoming dark secrets, embracing their desires, and navigating the complexities of a dominant-submissive dynamic. Wyatt's writing style captures the intense emotions, possessiveness, and obsession between the characters, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Sicko by Amo Jones is a dark standalone MC romance that delves into the taboo love story between Royce Sicko and his adopted sister Jade. Royce, a former rich playboy who disappeared without a trace, returns with a new identity and tattoos under his MC VP cut to protect Jade, the one woman he swore he couldn't live without. The story follows their complex relationship as they navigate secrets, a dangerous enemy, and their transformed selves, all intertwined with elements of violence, manipulation, and twisted romance. The writing style of Amo Jones is described as unique, straightforward, and able to convey heavy emotions with poetry, making the book a rollercoaster of emotions and dark themes.
I wish I could remember the day I was welcomed into the Kane family, but I was barely old enough to create vivid visions inside of my head. I was days old, dumped and left on the front doorstep of the...- #9
Save:'Sabotage' by Shantel Tessier is a dark enemies-to-lovers romance that delves into the complicated and toxic relationship between step-siblings Raylee and Colton. The book is described as intense, rough, and powerful, exploring themes of love, hate, obsession, and control. The writing style is captivating and well-protected, with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The story is set in the world of the Lords series, providing a glimpse into a gritty world of university life, complicated relationships, and dark secrets.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series L.O.R.D.S ) - #10
Save:'Hearts and Thorns' by Ella Fields is a rollercoaster of emotions, following the journey of Willa and Jackson who share a deep but complicated love. The story is filled with angst, heartbreak, and raw emotions as the characters navigate their forbidden attraction, family secrets, and the consequences of their actions. The writing style is captivating, drawing readers in from the beginning and keeping them immersed in the characters' lives, struggles, and ultimate redemption.
(Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Magnolia Cove )
