Books matching: themes of acceptance and love
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Save:'Cursed Opal' in the series 'The Cardinal Winds' by Kathryn Ann Kingsley follows the story of Opal, a dying prostitute who is offered a second chance at life by becoming one of the animal-human hybrid creations of Hugo Finch, the West Wind. Hugo, a shy and sweet scientist with a dark secret, plans on Opal being his last patient. As sparks fly between them, lies threaten to tear them apart, leading to a unique and steamy love story. combines elements of science fiction, romance, and suspense, with vivid characters and an engaging plot that keeps readers hooked until the end.
The writing style of 'Cursed Opal' is described as engaging, steamy, and captivating by readers. The interactions between Opal and Hugo are highlighted for their chemistry and banter, making the plot compelling and immersive. delves into themes of acceptance, love, and redemption, with a touch of mystery and intrigue that adds depth to the storyline and keeps readers eagerly turning the pages.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Cardinal Winds ) - #2
Save:'Winkie' by Clifford Chase follows the story of a teddy bear who comes to life and is mistaken for a terrorist, leading to a series of absurd events including court proceedings and self-discovery. The writing style is described as a mix of farce, introspection, and eccentricity, exploring themes of acceptance, love, and freedom amidst the bizarre and humorous narrative. The plot unfolds with Winkie's journey from being a beloved toy to a defendant in a show trial, highlighting the complexities of life and the human experience through the eyes of a stuffed bear.
Some months earlier, outside a moonlit shack in the forest, dozens of helmeted figures crept into position. Pantomimed orders; crouched runs from tree to tree; a relay of nods; stillness again. It was... - #3
Save:Defenseless by Elizabeth Dyer is a fast-paced romantic suspense novel that follows the story of Georgia, a strong and determined female bodyguard, and Parker, a geeky but brilliant programmer with special forces training. The book delves into themes of guilt, redemption, and the complexities of relationships in a world filled with danger and intrigue. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of action, romance, and sizzling tension that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
If Georgia Bennett were a glass-half-full sort of person, she’d probably find the gently falling snow beautiful. Lying flat on her back, the wind knocked from her chest, she had the perfect view of th... - #4
Save:'Always Only You' by Chloe Liese is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Frankie, a social media marketer for a hockey team, and Ren, one of the star players on the team. Frankie, who is on the autism spectrum and deals with arthritis, struggles to let Ren into her life despite his unwavering affection towards her. The book beautifully portrays their evolving relationship, delving into themes of acceptance, love, and personal growth. The detailed sports aspect adds depth to Ren's character, making the story engaging and relatable. Chloe Liese's writing style shines in accurately representing autism and chronic illness, creating a perfect blend of insight, inclusivity, and romance.
In the three years I’ve known him, I’ve seen him not smiling twice. Once, when he was unconscious on the ice, so I hardly think that counts, and the other time, when an extreme fan shoved her way thro...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bergman Brothers ) - #5
Save:Finding North by Carmen Jenner is a heartfelt story of two childhood friends, Will and North, navigating their feelings for each other in a small Australian town filled with bigotry and narrow-mindedness. The book delves into themes of acceptance, love, and self-discovery as the protagonists struggle to overcome societal expectations and embrace their true identities. Through a mix of flashbacks and present-day events, the author weaves a tale of friendship, heartbreak, and ultimately, the enduring power of love to conquer all obstacles.
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Save:'Rocket Science' by Emily Mayer is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Lennon, a socially awkward rocket scientist with a passion for geeky trivia. When her friend sets her up with Sebastian, a famous soccer player, their initial meeting is far from love at first sight. As the story unfolds, readers witness Lennon's journey of pushing herself out of her comfort zone, navigating social anxiety, and forming a unique connection with Sebastian. The book primarily focuses on Lennon's day-to-day life, her friendships, and her growth as she learns to deal with her social anxiety. The writing style is described as easy, funny, and engaging, with a strong emphasis on humor and relatable character interactions.
I could feel my right eye starting to twitch to the rhythm of Kyle’s pen. Since I couldn’t reach over and knock the pen out of his hands, I pressed two fingers into the muscles above my eye hoping to ... - #7
Save:'Badd Boy' in the series 'Badd Brothers' by Jasinda Wilder revolves around the love story between Xavier, the most intelligent and unique brother in the family, and Harlow, an upcoming movie star seeking solace in Ketchikan Alaska. Xavier's high-functioning autism and his idiosyncrasies are central to the plot, as Harlow embraces him for who he is, leading to a deep emotional and intense relationship. The writing style of the book is praised for its explicit sex scenes, dynamic characters, and emotional depth, with readers expressing a strong connection to Xavier and his journey towards finding love and acceptance.
I’m sitting in the saloon of a stunning 35’ yacht in Ketchikan harbor beside a beautiful young woman who might as well be one of Homer’s sirens. And, to be fair to myself, I’m pretty sure any guy woul... - #8
Save:'Mail Order Vow' in the series 'Bombshell Brides' by author Cassie Mint is a sweet and enchanting love story about two lonely misfits, Jessica and Murray, who find each other through a mail-order bride program. Jessica, the shy and awkward one among her sisters, decides to take a chance on a better life by becoming a mail-order bride to Murray, a grumpy and scarred lighthouse keeper. As they meet and spend 24 hours together to decide if they are compatible, they both find themselves drawn to each other despite their insecurities and past traumas. The story beautifully captures their journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and finding love in unexpected places.
The plot of 'Mail Order Vow' is filled with emotions, humor, and depth, as it explores the blossoming relationship between Jessica and Murray. The writing style of Cassie Mint is engaging and heartwarming, creating a captivating narrative that delves into themes of loneliness, self-esteem, and the courage to open up to love. Readers are taken on a journey of love, acceptance, and second chances in this charming and heartfelt short story.
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Save:"Pumpkin" by Julie Murphy is the third and final book in the series that started with "Dumplin'" and includes "Puddin'". The story revolves around Waylon Brewer, a fat, femme gay hero in a small town in Texas. The book explores themes of self-discovery, acceptance, and growth as Waylon navigates through high school life, dealing with personal conflicts, relationships, and societal perceptions. The writing style is described as introspective, honest, and heartwarming, capturing the truth and feelings of being a big girl and providing a positive example of a modern family and community accepting and loving teens for who they are.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dumplin' ) - #10
Save:'Boyfriend Goals' by Riley Hart is a heartwarming and adorable story that follows the romance between Milo and Gideon. The book showcases neurodivergent characters in a positive light, providing a sweet and romantic narrative that explores themes of acceptance, love, and understanding. The alternating points of view between Milo and Gideon offer a unique perspective that allows readers to connect deeply with both characters. The writing style is engaging, with a good pace to the story, character development, and a satisfying happily ever after.
