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Save:'A Girl Like Her' by Talia Hibbert is a contemporary romance novel set in Ravenswood, featuring Ruth, an autistic, plus-sized web comic creator who has isolated herself due to a past abusive relationship. When Evan, a kind ex-military neighbor, moves in next door, their friendship blossoms over food and comics. The story explores themes of consent, survivor's guilt, and the power of self-acceptance. Talia Hibbert's writing style is engaging, with vivid descriptions and realistic character interactions that draw readers in.
Inside her mind, the sort of excitement she struggled to process in real life became accessible. She could slow it down and compartmentalise it, like a TV show she controlled utterly. And she could tr... - #2
Save:Not So Nice Guy by R.S. Grey is a romantic comedy centered around the friendship between Sam and Ian, who teach at the same high school. Both secretly harbor feelings for each other but are afraid of risking their friendship. When a rumor spreads that they are dating, it forces them to confront their true emotions. The book is filled with humor, banter, and a slow burn friends-to-lovers storyline that keeps the readers engaged. The writing style is light-hearted, funny, and characterized by witty dialogue and endearing characters like Sam and Ian.
This morning, we’re having sex inside the army barracks again. It’s hot and heavy. The enemy is advancing—we might not make it out alive. Explosions rumble in the sky and in my pants. I’m sweating. Ia... - #3
Save:The Remaking of Corbin Wale by Roan Parrish tells the romance of baker Alex Barrow and the titular Corbin. After losing his job and boyfriend, Alex returns to his hometown and opens a bakery. There, he meets Corbin, a mysterious and solitary man with a unique perspective on the world. As their connection grows, Corbin must confront personal demons to be with Alex, creating a sweet and magical tale that blends realism with a touch of fantasy.
A month ago, he’d had friends, a lover, and a prestigious job in New York. A week after that, he’d found himself back in his Michigan hometown, where he hadn’t spent more than a week since leaving a d... - #4
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:Artist Jennifer Silver travels to the French Pyrenees to meet her cousin who is entering a convent, only to discover that her cousin has died in a car accident under suspicious circumstances. Jennifer, along with a man named Stephen, delves into mystery and intrigue surrounding the convent, uncovering high drama, chases, and danger. The novel is filled with suspense, a touch of romance, and features a plucky heroine determined to unravel the truth amidst a picturesque yet secluded setting.
The Hotel du Pimené, Gavarnie, takes its name from the great peak of the High Pyrenees in whose shadow, at early morning, it lies. Beyond the palisade of trees shading its front courtyard runs the roa... - #6
Save:'Wanna Bet?' by Talia Hibbert, previously titled 'The Roommate Risk', follows the story of Jasmine and Rahul, best friends who navigate their evolving relationship from friends to lovers. The book delves into themes of unrequited love, self-discovery, and personal growth as the characters confront their past traumas and insecurities. The writing style is praised for its steamy scenes, emotional depth, and relatable character development, creating a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of relationships and individual struggles.
Inside her mind, the sort of excitement she struggled to process in real life became accessible. She could slow it down and compartmentalise it, like a TV show she controlled utterly. And she could tr...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dirty British Romance ) "Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating" by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy that follows the quirky and eccentric Hazel as she reconnects with Josh, her college acquaintance, years later. The story revolves around their hilarious plan to set each other up on blind double dates, which leads to everyone around them questioning why they aren't dating each other. The plot is filled with humor, awkward moments, and heartwarming interactions between the characters, making it a fun and enjoyable read for fans of contemporary romance.
Anyone who knew me in college might be horrified to hear that I ended up employed as an elementary school teacher, responsible for educating our wide-eyed, sponge-brained youth, but in truth, I suspec...- #8
Save:"Imago" by N.R. Walker follows the story of Lawson Gale, a genius butterfly researcher, who teams up with Jack Brighton, a Parks and Wildlife officer, to search for a rare butterfly species believed to be extinct. The romance between Jack and Lawson blossoms alongside their quest, with sweet and simple moments shared between the two men. The writing style is described as cute, adorable, and low on angst, focusing on the connection between the characters and their shared passion for wildlife and conservation.
The flight from Melbourne to Launceston was usually uneventful. A quick hour across the Tasman Sea, away from the rat race of city life, back to my home state of Tasmania where the air was clean and t... - #9
Save:'Red Dirt Heart' by N.R. Walker is a romance novel set in the Australian Outback, featuring two main characters, Charlie and Travis, who work on a cattle farm. The story follows their journey of self-discovery, challenging beliefs, and finding happiness and contentment amidst the red dirt landscape. The book is praised for its sensual and intimate build-up of attraction between the characters, as well as the detailed descriptions of life on the station, showcasing the author's ability to transport the readers to the Outback.
Just on sundown, I got off the motorbike,kicked the stand down so the bike stood upright without me andclosed the gate. I’d been out all day in the South paddocks doing afinal check of fences and wate... - #10
Save:Blue-Eyed Devil by Lisa Kleypas follows the story of Haven Travis, a woman who escapes from an abusive marriage and finds solace in the arms of Hardy Cates, a self-made oil man. The novel delves into themes of domestic abuse, family dynamics, and personal growth. The writing style is described as emotionally engaging, thought-provoking, and tackling difficult subjects with sensitivity.
I FIRST SAW HIM AT MY BROTHER’S WEDDING, AT THE back of the reception tent. He stood with the insolent, loose-jointed slouch of someone who’d rather spend his time in a pool hall. Although he was well...
