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Save:The Hating Game by Sally Thorne revolves around the workplace rivalry between Lucy and Josh, who despise each other but find themselves sharing an office after a merger. As they compete for the same promotion, their interactions are filled with witty banter, mind games, and emotional vulnerability. The story is a mix of romance, comedy, and tension, with a slow burn enemies-to-lovers plot that keeps readers engaged. Thorne's writing style is described as cute, light-hearted, and funny, making it an entertaining and enjoyable read for fans of contemporary romance and chick lit.
Love and hate are visceral. Your stomach twists at the thought of that person. The heart in your chest beats heavy and bright, nearly visible through your flesh and clothes. Your appetite and sleep ar... - #2
Save:'Sweet Temptation' by Cora Reilly tells the story of Cassio, an Underboss and single father, who unexpectedly finds love with Guilia, a young woman who steps into the role of caring for his two young children after the death of his wife. The book explores themes of mystery surrounding Cassio's past, unexpected joy, and the growth of a romance that defies mafia stereotypes. Readers appreciated the natural progression of Cassio and Guilia's love, as well as the heartwarming relationships they built with each other and the children.
Gaia and I had been married for eight years. On the day of our anniversary, death ended our marriage. A fitting end to a bond that had been doomed from the very start. Maybe it was fate that today was... - #3
Save:"Shipped" by Angie Hockman follows the story of two co-workers, Henley and Graeme, who are competing for the same promotion at a unique cruise line. They are tasked with boosting the company's Galapagos destination adventure cruise and go on the cruise together, experiencing magical moments while also dealing with witty banter and humorous situations. The book explores their journey towards a happily ever after as they navigate their rivalry, personal growth, and budding romance amidst the backdrop of the Galapagos Islands.
The door beside me opens with a wash of music and laughter. I jolt and my bag slips down the slick fabric of my raincoat to the crook of my elbow, wrenching my arm, and I almost drop my phone. Fumblin... - #4
Save:'Red Rope of Fate' in the series 'The Elves of Lessa' by K.M. Shea is a fantasy romance story about Tari, a female elf, and Arion, a male human, who are bonded during a ceremony that aims to promote friendships between humans and elves. The plot revolves around their unique ability to understand each other despite speaking different languages, their efforts to bridge the gap between their peoples, and their journey from friendship to something more. The writing style of the book is described as clean, suitable for teenagers, with a focus on the sweet and slow romance between the main characters, Tari and Arion.
Talon—their only male cousin who was to be matched today—shook his head as he leaned against the door that would lead into the Celebration Hall, the location of the Nodusigm ceremony. “No, I’m not muc... - #5
Save:Gene Wilder's novella, 'My French Whore,' tells the tale of Paul Peachy, an American soldier who, during World War I, assumes the identity of an infamous German spy named Harry Stroller. Peachy finds himself in extraordinary circumstances as he successfully deceives the Germans and is even welcomed into their camp. The story unfolds as Peachy navigates through unexpected adventures and forms a heartfelt connection with a French woman named Annie. The writing style is described as simple yet engaging, with Gene Wilder's talent for storytelling shining through, making the narrative play out like a movie in the readers' minds.
The novella offers a charming and straightforward storyline that captivates readers from start to finish. As Peachy's subterfuge unravels, the plot takes unexpected turns, culminating in a surprising and fitting ending that reflects the noble character of the protagonist. The book is praised for its nostalgic feel, evocative storytelling, and the way it immerses readers in a World War I setting filled with memorable characters and heartfelt moments.
I USED TO BE A CONDUCTOR ON THE TRAIN THAT ran back and forth from Milwaukee to Chicago. Two or three times a year I acted in our local community theater, playing small roles mostly, but occasionally ... - #6
Save:"Truth or Beard" in the series "Winston Brothers" by Penny Reid is a small town romance set in Tennessee, revolving around the Winston family. The story follows Jessica James, a math teacher with a wanderlust spirit, who returns to her hometown and gets entangled in a romantic dilemma between the Winston twins, Beau and Duane. Mistaken identities, childhood crushes, family dynamics, and a touch of suspense with biker gangs create an engaging and humorous plot. The writing style is described as easy to read, with dual perspectives providing insights into the characters' thoughts and emotions, making the story relatable and enjoyable for readers.
Even though it was Halloween, inducing heart attacks in the geriatric population was not on my agenda. Unfortunately for everyone within earshot, my truck made a ghastly, high-pitched whining sound. T... - #7
Save:The Happy Ever After Playlist by Abby Jimenez is a romance novel that follows the story of Sloan Monroe, who is still grieving the death of her fiancé, Brandon, after a motorcycle accident two years ago. Sloan's life takes a turn when she rescues a stray dog named Tucker, which leads her to develop a friendship with the dog's owner, Jason Larsen, a famous musician. As Sloan navigates through her grief and Jason's rising fame, their relationship faces challenges that they must overcome to have a happy ever after.
The book explores themes of grief, love, communication, and the complexities of relationships, set against the backdrop of the music industry and personal growth. The writing style is described as light, enjoyable, and engaging, with a mix of humor, angst, and heartwarming moments that keep the readers invested in Sloan and Jason's journey towards finding love and healing.
My car idled at the red light next to a sidewalk lined with worn-out businesses and thirsty, drought-resistant oaks that looked like the lack of rain had finally broken their spirit. I baked in the bl...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Friend Zone ) - #8
Save:Take a Hint, Dani Brown is a romantic comedy focusing on the relationship between Danika Brown, a PhD student, and Zafir Ansari, a rugby player turned security guard. The story follows their journey from a fake relationship to a real one, intertwined with themes of personal growth, mental health, and the importance of communication. The book is praised for its diverse characters, engaging dialogue, and steamy yet realistic romance scenes. Talia Hibbert's writing style is described as charismatic, funny, and emotionally compelling, making the story an easy and enjoyable read.
The student union’s coffee shop was like a bad pop song: painfully repetitive and unnaturally upbeat. Milk was steamed, names were chirped, and baristas beamed as if there were any call for such abomi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Brown Sisters ) - #9
Save:'Private Lives, Public Property' by Jessie L. Star is a book that captivates readers with its engaging plot and relatable characters. The story unfolds in a way that keeps readers hooked, making them laugh out loud and lose themselves in the narrative for hours. The book is known for its realistic and enjoyable storyline, with well-developed characters facing real-life problems. The writing style is praised for its depth, superb quality, and the ability to create swoon-inducing romance moments.
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Save:'One in a Million' by Lindsey Kelk is a modern update of 'My Fair Lady', where the heroine, Annie, a social media guru, bets her team that she can make a grumpy history professor, Dr. Samuel Page, into an influencer. The book follows the transformation of Dr. Page into an internet sensation, intertwined with a swooning romance and Lindsey Kelk's signature humor. The story unfolds slowly, allowing the characters to grow and the romance to blossom realistically, without rushing into cliches of instant love. The book is a delightful and compelling read, with witty writing that captures the warmth and heart of the story.
‘Hands up if you think Annie Higgins is the most wonderful human being in the whole wide world?’ Miranda yelled, lining up an armful of champagne bottles on her desk. Well, leftover Marks & Sparks cav...
