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Save:"The Cutthroat Countess" by Minerva Spencer, the third book in "The Wicked Women of Whitechapel" series, follows the story of Jo Josephine Brown, a blade thrower in a female-centric circus, and Elliot Wingate, a British spy working for the Crown. Set in France and England, the book intertwines their agendas, pasts, and dangerous skills, creating a plot filled with espionage, romance, and loyalty. The writing style of the book is described as entertaining, sexy, and unique in its spin on historical romance, with a focus on strong, jaded heroines and heroes who fall hard for them.
(Also, see 64 recommendations for the series The Wicked Women of Whitechapel ) 'Down' by Ally Blue is a science fiction horror novel set in the depths of the ocean floor at the BathyTech 3 mineral mining facility. The story revolves around the discovery of a mysterious spherical rock that triggers strange occurrences among the crew, leading to hallucinations, physical transformations, and a sense of impending doom. As the horror unfolds, the main characters, Mo and Armin, navigate through a claustrophobic and terrifying environment, trying to unravel the mysteries behind the rock and the eerie plague that befalls the facility. The writing style is described as crisp, spare, and fast-paced, keeping readers on edge with unexpected twists and genuine chills.
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Save:'I'm Not the Hero' by SourpatchHero follows the journey of two young heroes, Daniel and Orrin, as they navigate a world filled with politics, non-human races, a looming Demon Lord threat, and the approaching war of nations. The storyline is engaging, with the characters growing and learning as they face challenges together. combines elements of video games, RPGs, and Dungeons and Dragons, creating a unique world that keeps readers captivated. The friendship between Daniel and Orrin, along with the introduction of a new character Madi, sets a solid foundation for the story to develop further.
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Save:In "Saving Grace" by Julie Garwood, Lady Johanna, a young woman who endured an abusive marriage, finds herself in an arranged marriage to Scottish laird Gabriel MacBain. Together, they navigate the challenges of merging two clans while Johanna rediscovers her courage and confidence. The book is a medieval romance filled with comical moments, strong themes of empowerment, and a focus on the plight of women in the medieval ages.
Kelmet, her faithful steward and senior in charge since Baron Raulf Williamson’s hasty departure from England on the king’s personal business, was given the responsibility of telling his mistress the ... - #5
Save:'Caught Looking' by Tara Wyatt revolves around the forbidden romance between Abby Gossman, the first female coach in the MLB, and Jake Landon, a veteran catcher. The story delves into their secret relationship that becomes complicated when Jake is traded to Abby's team, the Dallas Longhorns. As they navigate the challenges of their romance being against the rules, they are forced to make tough decisions between love and career. The book is praised for its well-developed characters, steamy romance, and the inclusion of baseball details that add depth to the storyline.
The plot of 'Caught Looking' is filled with tension, passion, and emotional depth as Abby and Jake struggle to balance their love for each other with their professional responsibilities. The writing style is engaging, keeping readers hooked with the push and pull dynamic between the main characters. The book also highlights themes of sacrifice, respect, and the pursuit of dreams in the backdrop of a forbidden romance in the world of professional baseball.
(Also, see 19 recommendations for the series Dallas Longhorns ) - #6
Save:"The Pretenders" by Joan Wolf follows the story of Baron Reeve of Ormsby, Earl of Cambridge, and Deborah Deb, who pretend to be engaged so that Reeve can access his inheritance. The plot revolves around their fake engagement, financial troubles, family dynamics, and unexpected love that blossoms between them. The writing style is described as engaging, with a first-person narrative that offers insights into the characters' emotions and growth throughout the story.
It was three o’clock in the afternoon, on a beautiful but blowy day in mid-May, and I was, as usual, in the Earl of Cambridge’s stable office talking with his head groom. I was lounging in my chair, i... - #7
Save:Armageddon: A Novel of Berlin by Leon Uris is a gripping historical saga that delves into the aftermath of World War II, specifically focusing on the fall of Germany and the Berlin Airlift. The narrative follows Major Sean O'Sullivan, an Allied Governor, as he navigates the complexities of governing occupied German cities and the divided city of Berlin. The book vividly portrays the challenges faced by the Western Allies in rebuilding war-torn Germany while also highlighting the tensions with the Soviet Union during the early stages of the Cold War.
The novel seamlessly weaves together historical events with fictional characters, offering a compelling insight into post-war Germany and the political dynamics of the time. Leon Uris skillfully combines inspiration, heartache, and historical reenactments to create a captivating story that sheds light on a crucial period in European history.
CAPTAIN SEAN O’SULLIVAN LIFTED the blackout curtain. A burst of dull light grayed the room. Christ, he thought, doesn’t the sun ever shine in London. He heard planes droning overhead toward the Englis... - #8
Save:'Arrogant Devil' by R.S. Grey follows the story of Meredith, who leaves her husband and travels to Texas to stay with her estranged half-sister Helen. Helen arranges for Meredith to work for her boss, Jack, at his ranch. Initially, Jack expects Meredith to leave once put to work, but as the story progresses, both characters grow and the slow burn enemies-to-lovers romance between them unfolds. is praised for its well-paced plot, character development, and the humor infused in the writing style.
EVERYONE HAS HEARDthe rumors about the Olympic village—not the details of the world-class amenities and supercharged meal plans, but the whispers about the trouble athletes get into once they’re off t... - #9
Save:American Ella Durran, a young political consultant with a bright future, wins a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford and the political job of her dreams. Once in Oxford, she meets and falls for a brilliant, handsome and mysterious local, and changes the course of her life. The book follows Ella's journey as she navigates her year abroad at Oxford, her unexpected romance, and the challenges and surprises that come her way.
The customs agent beckons the person in front of me and I approach the big red line, absently toeing the curling tape, resting my hand on the gleaming pipe railing. No adjustable ropes at Heathrow, ap... - #10
Save:Jaclyn Wilde, a wedding planner, finds herself entangled in a murder mystery when a bridezilla, Carrie Edwards, is brutally murdered after a violent encounter. Detective Eric Wilder is assigned to the case and must navigate through a web of suspects while trying to keep Jaclyn safe, who becomes a prime suspect. The story unfolds with a blend of romance, suspense, and humor, as the characters grapple with intense situations and unexpected twists, all while trying to unravel the truth behind the murder.
All Jaclyn Wilde could think was that her mother, Madelyn, who was her partner in Premier, the events planning firm to hire in the greater Atlanta area if you wanted your guests to be impressed, must ...
