Books matching: taboo relationship
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Save:In the book 'Daisy Unchained' by Elena Dawne, readers are taken on a journey with Cyrus, the eldest son of a successful businessman, who returns home to a contentious familial setting. Upon his arrival, Cyrus is introduced to his new step sister, Daisy, whom he initially harbors ill intentions towards. However, as their relationship develops, Cyrus finds himself unable to resist Daisy's allure, leading to a forbidden love story filled with raw desire and unconventional relationships. The narrative explores themes of love, desire, and transformation as Daisy and Cyrus navigate through their taboo relationship, pushing the boundaries of what is traditionally deemed acceptable.
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Save:'Stepbrother Broken' in the 'Hawthorne Brothers' series by Colleen Masters follows the taboo relationship between Sophie and Luke, who discover they are soon to become step-siblings. The story delves into their intense chemistry and struggles as they navigate their feelings while facing family drama and societal expectations. The writing style includes multiple perspectives, detailed descriptions, and a mix of romance, drama, and mystery that keeps readers engaged throughout the book.
(Also, see 5 recommendations for the series Hawthorne Brothers ) - #3
Save:'Love Unexpected' by Q.B. Tyler is a story that delves into the taboo and forbidden realm of a stepfather-stepdaughter relationship. The plot follows Stassia, a young girl who develops a crush on her stepfather, Dominic, ultimately leading to a complex and emotional journey of forbidden love, passion, and raw emotions. Despite societal taboos and challenges, the book explores the evolving relationship between the characters, navigating grief, infatuation, and the pull of the heart over the mind.
The writing style of 'Love Unexpected' is described as beautifully written, captivating, and emotionally engaging. Readers praise the author for blending romance with real-life elements, creating a story that is both spicy and highly recommended. The book intricately weaves together themes of age gap, grief, and forbidden love, leaving a lasting impression on readers and showcasing the author's ability to craft compelling narratives.
“STASSI VALE, GET UP!” His voice booms through the house and I cringe hearing the way he says my name. First of all, my name is Stassia. Pronounced Stah-See-Uh. It was allegedly a nod to my father and... - #4
Save:'Forbidden' by Tabitha Suzuma is a controversial and taboo novel that delves into the complex and heartbreaking story of a brother and sister who find themselves falling in love after being abandoned by their neglectful mother. The book skillfully handles delicate themes of incest, poverty, and high school life, offering a unique perspective on the struggles faced by the protagonists as they navigate their forbidden relationship. The writing style is described as emotional, sensitive, and thought-provoking, evoking strong reactions from readers who found themselves both uncomfortable and captivated by the story.
I gaze at the small, crisp, burned-out black husks scattered across the chipped white paint of the windowsills. It is hard to believe that they were ever alive. I wonder what it would be like to be sh... - #5
Save:Fearless by Lauren Gilley is a captivating and immersive tale that follows the lives of Ava Teague, the daughter of the Lean Dogs MC VP, and Felix "Mercy" Lecuyer, a Cajun biker. The story covers 14 years of their lives, showcasing a torrid love affair that stands the test of time despite societal perceptions and challenges. The writing alternates between focusing on Ava and Mercy, delving into their evolving relationship from friendship to romance in a way that challenges and engages the reader. The book skillfully navigates taboo themes, such as age gap and complex relationships, while maintaining a slow but engaging pace that captures the reader's attention from start to finish.
“There are no facts, only interpretations.” Friedrich Nietzsche had said that. A professor who’d been too smart for the school, and too underappreciated by his students, had lectured her on Nietzsche.... - #6
Save:Picture Perfect by Evangeline Anderson is a hot novella that focuses on the physical relationship between step siblings Kurt and Mel during an erotic photoshoot. The story revolves around their attraction to each other, escalating from hesitation to exploring their feelings in a provocative setting. The writing style is described as hot, well-written erotica with unrealistic scenarios that serve as a steamy fantasy for readers who enjoy quick, intense reads in the genre.
“Will you get off my case, Kurt?” I demanded, whirling to face my annoying stepbrother. “For the last time, I know what I’m doing. I’ve been modeling for the past five years now, in case you haven’t n... - #7
Save:'Like Father Like Son' by Leigh Lennon revolves around the emotional journey of Holland, a young widow who finds herself grappling with the sudden loss of her husband, Scott. Struggling with grief, loneliness, and the challenge of starting anew, Holland is taken under the wing of her father-in-law, Maguire, who honors his son's dying wish by helping Holland rebuild her life. As they navigate their shared loss and unexpected feelings, a forbidden relationship begins to blossom between them. The story unfolds with themes of resilience, healing, and the complexities of love amidst tragedy, culminating in a slow-burn romance that is both poignant and bittersweet.
The author Leigh Lennon weaves a tale that delves deep into the characters' emotional turmoil, capturing the heartache, love, and second chances they encounter. Through a blend of angsty moments, steamy scenes, and heartfelt interactions, Lennon's writing style immerses readers in the characters' journey of self-discovery, healing, and forbidden desires, making 'Like Father Like Son' a compelling read that tugs at the heartstrings.
My life as a dad had not been what I’d imagined it would be when I held him for the first time. We weren’t geographically close. Christine made sure of that. As Scott grew up, each year until he was t... - #8
Save:ELORA by Beanie Harper is a reverse harem romance novel that follows the story of Elora, an orphan raised by a group of seven protective vampires. As she grows older, she finds herself in romantic and sexual relationships with these vampires, navigating themes of innocence, forbidden love, and danger from supernatural enemies. The plot includes elements of BDSM, punishment, degradation, praise, primal play, group scenes, and intricate power dynamics within the vampire community, all while facing threats to her life and the political intrigue surrounding the vampire families and wolf shifters.
The writing style of ELORA is described as engaging, with a perfect blend of romance, spice, and plot that keeps readers hooked. The characters, especially Elora, are well-developed, and the relationships between them evolve from familial to romantic and passionate, creating a captivating dynamic that explores themes of love, protection, and acceptance amidst a dark and dangerous supernatural world.
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Save:Tiernan de Haas, a young woman who has been neglected her whole life, finds herself emotionally stunted and withdrawn following the sudden death of her parents. Seeking to escape the Hollywood spotlight, she travels to live with her father's estranged stepbrother and his two sons in a remote mountain town in Colorado. The story unfolds as Tiernan navigates the complex emotional journeys of herself and the three men, delving into unconventional relationships and pushing boundaries between love and obsession.
Credence by Penelope Douglas is an emotionally intense and gripping novel that explores dark and twisted themes through complex character relationships. The narrative follows Tiernan's journey of self-discovery and human connection, intertwining mystery and suspense with unique and well-developed characters facing their own demons and seeking resolutions in the remote town of Chapel Peak.
It’s strange. The tire swing in the yard is the only thing that makes it look like a kid lives here. There were never any drawings in the house. None on the fridge or walls. No children’s books on the... - #10
Save:'The Accident Season' by Moira Fowley-Doyle is a haunting and magical story that follows Cara and her family as they navigate through an annual season of accidents. The plot weaves mystery, otherworldliness, and family secrets, creating an atmospheric narrative that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy. The writing style is described as beautiful and lyrical, with elements of magical realism that keep readers entranced until the very end.
I only noticed this last night, clearing six months’ worth of pictures off my phone. She is in the locker room at lunchtime. She hovers at the corner of the frame on school tours. She is in every scho...
