Books matching: sweet emotional writing style
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Save:In "Alpha Bully" by Sam Crescent, the story revolves around Marshall, a high school bully who undergoes a transformation when he discovers that Scarlett, the girl he has mistreated, is his mate. As a werewolf, Marshall starts changing his ways to win Scarlett's trust and affection. The book explores their evolving bond amidst Marshall's efforts to right his wrongs, showcasing the challenges of a high school romance between an alpha in waiting and a human girl. The writing style is described as sweet, with a focus on high school drama and the redemption of a bad boy hero.
The pain was something he’d never forget. Marshall’s bones shattered into thousands of pieces, burning hot iron coursing around his body as the fire built to a fever pitch. Slowly, the pain started to...
(Also, see 5 recommendations for the series The Alpha Shifter Collection ) - #2
Save:Worst Wingman Ever (The Improbable Meet-Cute) by Abby Jimenez is a short and heartwarming novella about two lonely individuals, John and Holly, who connect through a series of humorous notes. John, a caring and generous character, finds himself delivering a Valentine's card to the wrong person, which sparks an unexpected and charming correspondence with Holly. The story delicately balances themes of grief and love, particularly as Holly navigates her role as a hospice nurse caring for her dying grandmother.
The writing is engaging and emotive, drawing readers in with its relatable characters and witty banter. Jimenez masterfully intertwines humor with poignant moments, creating a narrative that resonates deeply. Though some readers wished for a longer story, the novella effectively captures the essence of their growing relationship and emotional stakes in just 60 pages. Overall, it’s a sweet and impactful read that leaves a lasting impression.
(Also, see 53 recommendations for the series The Improbable Meet-Cute ) - #3
Save:'Baby I'm Yours' by Carrie Elks is a heartwarming romance that follows the story of Harper and James. Harper, an unemployed designer, and James, a physician who has been grieving the loss of his wife and son, have a one-night stand where they use fake names. When Harper discovers she is pregnant, she moves to Angel Sands to be closer to James, not knowing his true identity. As they navigate their past traumas and grief, Harper and James find healing and love in each other's company. touches on themes of loss, grief, healing, and second chances, all wrapped up in a sweet and emotional romance.
The writing style of 'Baby I'm Yours' is described as sweet, endearing, emotional, and easy to follow. The plot revolves around the development of the relationship between Harper and James, showcasing their individual growth and the healing power of love. delves into the complexities of grief and the journey towards finding happiness and hope again, making it a compelling and heartfelt read.
Okay, so it was only five minutes, and she was making it up to them by carrying in a whole cardboard tray full of barista-made coffees – the reason for her tardiness. But it was only her ninth week on... - #4
Save:Margo, the Denver Ace's new social media manager, crosses paths with Noah Blake, the team captain, who is determined to win her over despite her initial resistance. The story unfolds with steamy moments in an elevator, leading to a sweet and protective romance where Noah constantly affirms his love for Margo. The book is praised for its compelling romance, humor, and well-developed characters like Margo, who is portrayed as smart and loyal. The writing style is described as sweet, with just the right amount of spice, romance, and angst to keep readers engaged.
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Save:A Change in Tide by Freya Barker is an emotionally uplifting story about loss, love, and adapting to new realities. The book follows the lives of Jared Kesla, a retired NHL player seeking a quieter life away from the paparazzi, and Mia, a woman living in seclusion to cope with her past traumas. Their paths cross, leading to a transformative journey of healing and rediscovery. Freya Barker's writing style is praised for its ability to convey deep emotions and create vivid imagery, making the story feel like a movie playing out in the reader's mind.
His cottage—although it can hardly be qualified as such anymore—is clear across the small inlet from me on Spence Lake. Frank and Harriet, the former owners, decided to sell and move closer to their g... - #6
Save:Al Fletcher, a big guy with a unique perspective on life, unexpectedly finds love with Cambridge professor Larry Morton. Despite their differences, their relationship blossoms, showcasing themes of acceptance, love, and hope. The story is narrated from Al's point of view, offering a refreshing and touching exploration of their journey together, filled with humor, sweetness, and genuine emotion.
I know it’s just fucking, Larry and me. That’s what all his mates at college say, only they say it fancy, like “Well, quite clearly it’s not his brains Lawrence goes for,” and “God, when is he going t... - #7
Save:'Raze' by Roan Parrish is a heartfelt story that delves deep into the vulnerabilities and struggles of its characters, Felix and Huey. The book explores themes of addiction, recovery, sacrifice, and the journey towards self-discovery and fulfillment. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as they witness Felix's fear of losing himself and Huey's battle with control and trauma, all while navigating their way towards healing and learning healthy habits. The writing style of Roan Parrish is described as emotionally heavy yet satisfying, with a focus on creating flawed and human characters that readers can connect with on a personal level.
A month ago, she’d caught me in a distracted moment and given me the hard sell: “Being a random dive bar that happens to be in Brooklyn might’ve been enough to stay in business in 2003, but at this po...
(Also, see 68 recommendations for the series Riven ) - #8
Save:In 'Beauty and the Blacksmith', part of the 'Spindle Cove' series by Tessa Dare, readers are introduced to a novella that surprises with its well-written fluff and engaging characters. The story follows Diana, a young woman who has struggled with asthma all her life, as she finds herself drawn to Aaron, the local blacksmith. Despite the challenges they face in their unconventional romance, Diana and Aaron's connection is portrayed as sweet and genuine, with a focus on their emotional depth rather than just physical attraction. The writing style of Tessa Dare shines through in creating a sizzling chemistry between the characters and weaving a tale that resonates with readers on an emotional level.
Diana Highwood took her glove and worked it like a fan, chasing the flush from her throat. She was a gentlewoman, born and raised in genteel comfort, if not opulent luxury. From an early age, she’d be...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Spindle Cove )
