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Save:"Mercy" by Jodi Picoult revolves around the lives of Cameron and Allie MacDonald in the small village of Wheelock, Massachusetts. Set in a town rich in Scottish history, the story delves into the complexities of love, marriage, and moral dilemmas. The plot unfolds with unexpected events that lead the characters down a path of questions, desires, and challenges. From the act of mercy committed by Jamie MacDonald towards his cancer-stricken wife to the introduction of Mia, a new character who disrupts Cam and Allie's marriage, the book explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and forgiveness in a thought-provoking manner. Picoult's writing style is described as informative, compelling, and poetic, with a focus on character development and controversial topics that engage readers' minds.
For a long while they sat side by side, staring out a streaked window at a town neither of them knew very well. He watched her breathing pattern in the reflection of the glass, and tried to slow his o... - #2
Save:Marnie McGraw meets Blix at a holiday party and the magic begins. Blix, an eccentric great aunt, influences Marnie's search for love and a good life. The book follows Marnie's journey as she inherits Blix's brownstone in Brooklyn, leading to unexpected changes in her life and her relationships with quirky characters.
I shouldn’t have come, and that’s the truth of it. It’s not even five o’clock in the afternoon, and I’m already fantasizing about a swift, painless coma. Something dramatic, involving a nice collapse ... - #3
Save:In the world of 'The Safe-Keeper's Secret' by Sharon Shinn, we are introduced to a land where Safe Keepers, Truth Tellers, and Dream Makers hold significant influence over the people living there. The story follows Fiona and Reed, raised by Damiana the Safe Keeper, as they navigate their desires and destinies in a world filled with secrets, mysteries, and the delicate balance of magic. The plot unfolds with elements of family, friendship, coming of age, and the discovery of one's place in the world, all set in a rural and peaceful setting with hints of darkness and intrigue. Sharon Shinn's writing style is described as warm, well-written, and emotionally satisfying, drawing readers into a world full of beauty, peace, and dark secrets, with a touch of fantasy that keeps them engaged until the last page.
Her mother, of course, was first, followed closely by her brother, Reed. Her aunt Angeline was next, then Elminstra, then Lacey and Isadora. Of all the people she knew, Thomas was the very last, the p... - #4
Save:'Damned If He Does' by Marcella Burnard follows the story of Darsorin Incarri, an incubus damned to spend eternity seducing sleeping women in their dreams for his master. When he meets Fiona Renee, a pharmacist with the power to resist his charms, their unlikely friendship and evolving relationship create conflict in both Heaven and Hell. The book explores themes of love, acceptance, sacrifice, and self-discovery as Dar and Fiona navigate their unique connection amidst the struggles of their respective worlds. The writing style blends humor, light and dark elements, historical sleuthing, and unexpected twists to deliver a story that defies genre expectations and keeps readers engaged in the evolving dynamics between the characters.
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Save:The Brat-tastic Jayk Parker in the series Wacky Wednesday by J.A. Rock is a delightful sequel that follows the relationship between Jayk and Amon, exploring their deep love, kinkiness, and communication. The book is a mix of humor, steamy romance, and introspection, with elements of body swapping, BDSM, and gender exploration woven into the story. The writing style is engaging, with a good balance of lightheartedness and emotional depth, making the reader laugh and reflect on the complexities of relationships.
(Also, see 4 recommendations for the series Wacky Wednesday ) - #6
Save:The Art of Avoiding Your Alpha is the second book in the Wildwood series by Lola Glass. The story follows Tori, a half vampire, half wolf shifter, who is seeking freedom after being raised in captivity by vampires. The plot thickens when Ronin, who believes Tori is his destined mate, vies for her attention while she struggles to evade his claims and the confines of her past. Tori's character develops at a slow pace and appears more shallow compared to her role in the first book, which affects the reader's connection with her.
Lola Glass's writing style combines witty dialogue and lighthearted banter, making for an engaging read. The chemistry between Tori and Ronin is palpable, leading to a cute and steamy romance. Although the plot mirrors elements from the first book, it maintains reader interest with humor and relatable emotional turmoil. It’s an uncomplicated and enjoyable book, perfect for an afternoon escape, despite a desire for deeper exploration of Tori's backstory.
(Also, see 22 recommendations for the series Wildwood ) - #7
Save:The Story of the Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke follows the journey of Artaban, the fourth wise man who sets out to meet the three wise men to find the King of the Jews. However, Artaban gets delayed along the way as he stops to help those in need, leading him on a different path to ultimately find the true meaning of his quest. This poignant tale explores themes of sacrifice, love, and the importance of helping others, all wrapped in a beautifully written narrative that transports readers to an ancient world.
The book is written in a poetic and descriptive style that captures the essence of the characters and settings, drawing readers into Artaban's quest to find the King of Kings. Through vivid descriptions and emotional storytelling, Henry Van Dyke weaves a tale that resonates with readers of all ages, delivering a powerful message of selflessness and the true meaning of faith and love.
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Save:"If You Find Me" by Emily Murdoch is a compelling and poignant novel that focuses on family bonds and the true meaning of love. The story follows Carey and her younger sister, Jenessa, who have lived in the woods with their drug-addicted mother until they are found and brought to live with their father and his family. The book delves into themes of drugs, abuse, mental illness, and the importance of family, showcasing the girls' journey of adjusting to a new life while dealing with their past traumas. The writing style is described as beautiful, unique, and haunting, with a strong emphasis on the protagonist's voice and emotions.
The narrative of "If You Find Me" is heart-wrenching and explores the resilience and strength of the main character, Carey, as she navigates the challenges of her past and strives to protect her sister. The story unfolds with flashbacks and memories that reveal the girls' experiences in the woods and their transition to a modern farm life, highlighting themes of survival, healing, and the complexities of family dynamics. The author, Emily Murdoch, creates a gripping and emotional tale that resonates with readers through its realistic portrayal of difficult situations and its portrayal of love and triumph amidst adversity.
Mama says no matter how poor folks are, whether you’re a have, a have-not, or break your mama’s back on the cracks in between, the world gives away the best stuff on the cheap. Like, the way the white... - #9
Save:'Dear John' by Nicholas Sparks is a romantic drama that follows the story of John, a soldier who falls in love with Savannah. The plot revolves around their love story, the challenges they face due to John's military service, and the sacrifices they have to make for each other. The book is described as a tearjerker, portraying themes of love, sacrifice, and heartbreak. The writing style is emotional, with a focus on human conditions such as autism and Asperger's, treated with respect and compassion.
My name is John Tyree. I was born in 1977, and I grew up in Wilmington, North Carolina, a city that proudly boasts the largest port in the state as well as a long and vibrant history but now strikes m... - #10
Save:'Can't Say Goodbye' by Eden Finley is a captivating story that follows Brady, Kit, and Prescott as they navigate a unique and passionate throuple relationship. The book beautifully portrays their journey of self-discovery, unconditional love, and the challenges they face in building a non-traditional but deeply meaningful connection. The author's writing style intricately weaves together time jumps, steamy yet caring sex scenes, and heartwarming moments that make the reader root for the trio to overcome obstacles and find happiness together.
