Books matching: supportive relationships
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In "Alien Orc for Christmas" by Ursa Dax, the story revolves around the heartwarming romance between Maggie, a dedicated bakery owner, and Archibald, a charming and flirtatious orc pub owner. The book is described as a sweet holiday tale filled with vivid descriptions, adorable characters, and a festive spirit. The plot follows Maggie and Archibald as they navigate their undeniable attraction, witty banter, and the challenges of running their respective businesses, culminating in a spicy and heartwarming romance set against the backdrop of Christmas.
The writing style in "Alien Orc for Christmas" is praised for its humor, sweetness, and steamy scenes, creating a perfect blend of romance and holiday cheer. Readers appreciate the slow burn romance, the well-developed characters, and the vivid world-building that make Elora Station come alive, providing a delightful and satisfying read for fans of festive romances.
(Also, see 56 recommendations for the series Holiday Romances of Elora Station ) - #2
No Man of Woman Born by Ana Mardoll is a collection of short fantasy stories that play on the concept of gendered prophecies, focusing entirely on gender identity. The stories are beautifully written, featuring trans and nonbinary main characters who challenge traditional gender roles and prophecies. The book provides a fresh and diverse perspective on the wide spectrum of gender, with a narrative style that affirms and respects the characters' identities.
Mist rolled over the bay in the wake of the summer storms, bringing a wet chill that seeped through every crack and soaked each blanket. The bitter morning wind forced Wren to bundle up in xer second ... - #3
'Exit, Pursued by a Bear' by E.K. Johnston follows the story of Hermione Winters, a high school cheerleader who is raped at a cheerleading camp. The book explores Hermione's journey of recovery, the support she receives from her friends and family, and her resilience in the face of victim blaming and slut shaming. Through strong writing and characterization, the book addresses sensitive topics like sexual assault, abortion, and the importance of support systems in the healing process.
I SWEAR TO GOD, LEO, if you throw one more sock, I am going to throw you in the lake myself!” I shout, knees sticking to the vinyl as I turn to face the back of the bus. The boys had claimed the back ... - #4
Falling for the Omega in the series Hobson Hills Omegas by C.W. Gray is a heartwarming tale of love, family, and acceptance. The story follows Carter, an omega who finds unexpected friendship and love in Elijah, an alpha, amidst a backdrop of a close-knit and quirky Wilson family. The book is filled with humor, sweet moments, and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged. Despite some challenges and obstacles, the characters navigate through them with love, support, and a touch of spice from the Wilson family.
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Abducted from Earth, Joanie finds herself in the arms of Nemon, an alien with tentacles from an ocean-like planet. Despite their traumatic pasts, they fall in love, navigating a world filled with genetically engineered soldiers, alien abductions, and a developing romance. The story explores character development, consent, and a unique take on the alien romance genre, all while hinting at a larger plot unfolding in the series.
When the pain grew too great, I retreated into memory, but I had to be careful where I tread. There were minefields in my past, and one wrong step on memory lane could send me into deeper suffering t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Iriduan Test Subjects ) - #6
A Few Tables Away: Glenhaven Book One by Deb Rotuno is a contemporary romance that revolves around the characters Evan and Dani. The story follows the relationship between the two main characters as they face challenges and obstacles, mainly from external sources rather than within their relationship. Evan is depicted as an introverted and shy individual with a traumatic past, while Dani is portrayed as a supportive partner who helps him overcome his struggles. The book focuses on themes of love, understanding, family dynamics, and character growth, creating a heartwarming and emotional narrative that resonates with readers.
The writing style of A Few Tables Away is praised for its ability to evoke a range of emotions in readers, from humor and romance to moments of angst and vulnerability. The author, Deb Rotuno, is commended for her storytelling skills and her knack for creating relatable and well-developed characters. The plot of the book is described as sweet, moving, and engaging, with a focus on the growth of the main characters both individually and in their relationship, making it a compelling read for fans of contemporary romance.
He cursed under his breath because she was either right or he liked her enough to shut up. I turned just enough to see it was a guy from my Lit class who spent more time on his phone than taking notes... - #7
'Southern Seducer' in the 'North Carolina Highlands' series by Jessica Peterson follows the story of Annabel and Beau, best friends who navigate the complexities of their feelings for each other while dealing with postpartum depression and chronic brain disorder. The author weaves a deeply emotional and personal tale, delving into themes of friendship, love, family, and overcoming struggles with honesty and realism. Readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery, support, and communication, as the characters find solace and healing in each other's presence.
Shit, shit, shit. I didn’t want to lose it today. I wanted to keep it together for Maisie’s four-month checkup. Show, well, I don’t know who that I can handle motherhood, and that I love it, the way e... - #8
'You Had Me at Hockey' by Kelly Jamieson is the second book in the 'Bears Hockey' series. The story revolves around Josh Heller, a hockey player who has been traded to the New York Bears. After a tragic accident in his past, Josh is reluctant to embrace change. Sara Carrington, an influencer known for her YouTube videos and podcasts, meets Josh when he appears on her podcast. Despite their contrasting personalities, an instant attraction sparks a friendship between them. As they spend more time together, they discover support and understanding in each other, helping them deal with their past baggage and forming a deep connection.
The book beautifully portrays the evolving relationship between Josh and Sara, showcasing their individual growth as they learn from each other's differences. Through heartwarming and heartbreaking moments, the story delves into themes of friendship, compromise, self-discovery, and overcoming past traumas. With a blend of humor, romance, and emotional depth, the author weaves a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from the first page to the last.
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'Smile Like You Mean It' follows the story of Charlotte Reynolds, a teenage girl who has faced a difficult childhood marked by loss, abuse, and struggles with trust. When her Uncle Arthur takes her in, Charlotte forms a strong bond with his stepson, Sebastian, and his group of friends. The narrative focuses on the evolving relationships between Charlotte and these five boys, as they provide her with love, support, and a sense of belonging. explores themes of friendship, trust, and self-discovery, set against a backdrop of teenage life and the characters' past struggles.
Delightfully written with a focus on character development and relationships, 'Smile Like You Mean It' captures the essence of a sweet romance centered around 16-year-old characters. Despite dealing with darker themes such as past traumas and juvenile detention, the story maintains an underlying sweetness and positivity, highlighting the supportive dynamics between the characters and their growth throughout the narrative.
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Iris After the Incident by Mina V. Esguerra is a contemporary romance novel set in Manila, the Philippines, focusing on the aftermath of a sex scandal that deeply impacts the protagonist, Iris Len Larioca. The book delves into Iris's journey of healing and self-discovery after her intimate video is leaked online, leading to her isolation and struggles with trust. Through her encounters with Gio Mella, a neighbor who shares a similar experience, Iris navigates the complexities of relationships, personal growth, and reclaiming her life from the shadows of her past. Esguerra's writing style is praised for its compelling narrative, authentic characters, and emotional depth, offering readers a poignant and empowering story of resilience and love.
Blue-Eyed Boy was not calm. Sure, he was trying to be, but when the elevator remained stalled between floors five and six for more than a few seconds, those eyes stopped looking up at the frozen displ...
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