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Save:'Always Only You' by Chloe Liese is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Frankie, a social media marketer for a hockey team, and Ren, one of the star players on the team. Frankie, who is on the autism spectrum and deals with arthritis, struggles to let Ren into her life despite his unwavering affection towards her. The book beautifully portrays their evolving relationship, delving into themes of acceptance, love, and personal growth. The detailed sports aspect adds depth to Ren's character, making the story engaging and relatable. Chloe Liese's writing style shines in accurately representing autism and chronic illness, creating a perfect blend of insight, inclusivity, and romance.
In the three years I’ve known him, I’ve seen him not smiling twice. Once, when he was unconscious on the ice, so I hardly think that counts, and the other time, when an extreme fan shoved her way thro...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bergman Brothers ) - #2
Save:'That Kind of Guy' by Stephanie Archer is a contemporary romance set in the small town of Queen's Cove on Vancouver Island. The book follows the story of Avery and Emmett, who start off as not-quite enemies but end up in a fake dating scenario that evolves into a marriage of convenience. The plot is filled with humor, spice, and a gradual development of real feelings between the characters. The writing style is described as funny, touching, and addictive, with well-developed supporting characters that add depth to the story.
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Save:King of Sloth by Ana Huang follows the tumultuous romance between Sloane, a dedicated, grumpy career woman, and Xavier, a rich, carefree man. Their relationship is filled with misunderstandings and playful tension, but also dips into unexpected moments of steaminess, leaving readers both entertained and shocked. The rollercoaster of emotions is a mix of sweet romance and edgy intimacy, such as unanticipated sexy scenes that might catch readers off guard.
The writing style is engaging, capturing both the light-hearted banter of the couple and the heavier emotional undercurrents. The story presents a classic 'grumpy girl meets sunshine boy' trope, with relatable characters and moments of chemistry that keep the plot lively. While some readers felt it could have explored deeper storylines, many appreciated the fun and captivating dynamics between Sloane and Xavier, making it a memorable addition to Huang's collection of billionaire romances.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Kings of Sin ) - #4
Save:'Revved to the Maxx' by Melanie Moreland is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Charly, a woman in desperate need of a fresh start after facing betrayal and financial struggles. When she responds to a job ad placed by Maxx, a grumpy and reserved mechanic, their unexpected chemistry and growing connection complicate their working relationship. As they navigate misunderstandings and confront their past traumas, Charly brings light and laughter into Maxx's life, ultimately leading to a steamy and passionate romance filled with banter and tension.
The book is characterized by its light and playful writing style, engaging plot filled with humor and heartfelt moments, and the dynamic between the two main characters, Charly and Maxx, who have a slow-burn romance that evolves from bickering to intense connection. Readers can expect a story that balances angst, romance, banter, and humor, with well-developed characters and secondary characters that add depth and charm to the narrative.
I hurried into the small kitchen and yanked open the drawer. I pulled out the envelope and grabbed the slips of paper. I turned, startled when I realized Terry had followed me into the kitchen. I didn... - #5
Save:'Home Game' by Odette Stone is a heartwarming sports romance that follows the journey of Zoey, a homeless and vulnerable young woman, and Ryan, a professional hockey player who steps in to help her. The plot revolves around their slow-burn romance, where Ryan's genuine care and support for Zoey lead to a deep emotional connection. The writing style is described as engaging and emotional, capturing the characters' growth and the development of their relationship in a realistic and heartfelt manner.
“Shit,” I said under my breath, looking in dismay at the screen of my laptop. I was in a cafe trying to get my receipts submitted to Frank, my accountant, who had threatened to disown me if I didn’t g... - #6
Save:'Against A Wall' in the 'Stonecut County' series by Cate C. Wells follows the story of Glenna, who has faced hardships in life and is misunderstood by the townsfolk. Cash, who has been in love with Glenna since they were young, tries to win her heart back after unintentionally hurting her in the past. The book explores the growth and self-realization of both characters, showcasing how they learn to communicate and face their emotions. The small-town setting, enemies-to-lovers trope, and well-developed characters create a heartwarming story with elements of drama and steamy scenes.
The writing style of Cate C. Wells is described as light, funny, and witty, providing a refreshing take on a small-town enemies-to-lovers romance. The author skillfully navigates complex themes of privilege, classism, and racism, while also highlighting the growth and development of the main characters, particularly Cash and Glenna. The book delves into the past of the characters, revealing how seemingly small acts can have lasting impacts and how individuals can evolve over time to understand and support each other.
I peer out the front window, and there’s Cash Wall, parking his monster truck half on the sidewalk, not quite blocking the fire hydrant, but definitely within a foot. Chrome nuts hang from the trailer... - #7
Save:Slightly Dangerous is the final novel in the Bedwyn Series by Mary Balogh, focusing on the story of Wulfric, the Duke of Bewcastle, and the widowed Christine Derrick. The book explores the unlikely and captivating romance between the seemingly cold and authoritarian Wulfric and the lively schoolteacher Christine, with a talent for calamity. Balogh's writing style expertly weaves together a tale of complex characters, personal secrets, and unexpected connections, set away from the fashionable ton environment of London.
The plot unfolds at a house party where Wulfric and Christine meet, initially appearing as polar opposites but gradually revealing a powerful attraction and a meeting of minds. As their relationship develops, Christine brings joy and spontaneity into Wulfric's life, while he provides her with a sense of companionship and freedom from past pain. Balogh pays tribute to Pride and Prejudice in this novel, blending familiar character dynamics with a refreshing twist, creating a compelling and heartwarming story of love and self-discovery.
YOUR CHEEKS ARE LOOKING ALARMINGLY FLUSHED, Christine,” her mother remarked, setting her embroidery down in her lap the better to observe her daughter. “And your eyes are very bright. I hope you are n... - #8
Save:Colonel Lord Aidan Bedwyn and Eve Morris find themselves in a marriage of convenience due to unforeseen circumstances, leading to a slow-building romance. The book is set in Regency England and follows the journey of the characters as they navigate societal expectations, family dynamics, and their growing feelings for each other. Mary Balogh's writing style is appreciated for its attention to detail in historical accuracy and character development, making the story engaging and immersive.
THERE WAS A SHADY DELL SLICING THROUGH THE woods on the western side of the park at Ringwood Manor in Oxfordshire. The water of the brook gurgling over its rocky bed joined up eventually with a larger... - #9
Save:Sebastian Malheur, a rake and an up-and-coming scientist, is hiding two secrets - that the scientific work he presents is actually his best friend Violet Waterfield's, the Countess of Cambury, and that he is in love with her. The book explores their complex relationship, Violet's past traumas, and the challenges they face in a society that restricts women's intellectual pursuits. The writing style is described as fluid and easy to read, with a focus on societal expectations, scandal, and the different forms of love and acceptance.
Other women of her station might despise sitting in a lecture hall elbow-to-elbow with any person off the streets, no mark of distinction setting her apart from the old friend who sat on her left or t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Brothers Sinister ) - #10
Save:'If the Duke Demands' by Anna Harrington is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Miranda Hodgkins and Sebastian Carlisle. Miranda, infatuated with Robert Carlisle, sneaks into his room to seduce him, but ends up in the bed of his brother, Sebastian, the Duke of Trent. A pact is made between them - Sebastian needs a wife, and Miranda wants Robert. As they navigate the complexities of their feelings, scandal and passion ensue, leading to a delightful tale of love, lust, and secret passion. The book is described as a mix of humorous sass and spicy seduction, with a focus on the emotional journey of the characters and the development of their relationship.
Miranda Hodgkins peeked out cautiously from behind the morning room door. The hallway was empty. Thank goodness. Drawing a deep breath of resolve, she hurried toward the rear stairs and reached a hand...
