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  1. #1
    Key of Valor
    Book 3 in the series:Key

    Key of Valor - Key by Nora Roberts
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    Three ordinary women are brought together to find the last Key to free the Daughters of Glass, facing danger and emotional challenges along the way. The book intertwines elements of love, friendship, family, and supernatural elements in a light and fun read, providing a satisfying conclusion to the Key Trilogy.

    ZOE McCourt was sixteen when she met the boy who would change her life. She’d grown up in the mountains of West Virginia, the oldest of four. By the time she was twelve, her father had already run off...

    (Also, see 54 recommendations for the series Key )

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    Listen to Me
    Book 1 in the series:Fusion

    Listen to Me - Fusion by Kristen Proby
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    Listen to Me by Kristen Proby is the first book in the Fusion series, following the story of former rock star Jake Keller and Addison Wade, co-owner of the hottest new restaurant in Portland, Seduction. The book explores the developing relationship between Jake and Addie, as they navigate their insecurities, fears, and hopes while finding comfort and friendship in each other. With elements of romance, friendship, passion, and humor, the story delves into the characters' personal growth and the dynamics of their interactions within a supportive network of friends.

    “ ‘In summary,’ ” Cami, one of my very best friends, and a business partner, reads from the Portland Tribune, “ ‘Seduction is a restaurant unlike any other I’ve experienced. The food is delicious, the...

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    Dublin 4 by Maeve Binchy
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    'Dublin 4' by Maeve Binchy is a collection of four short stories set in Dublin in the second half of the 20th century. The stories offer slices of life, chronicling women's lives in Ireland. The book is described as absorbing, with well-written dialogues, believable characters, and eloquent descriptions that draw the reader into the stories. The writing style is praised for making the readers feel like they are part of the characters' lives.

    The book contains a series of short stories that are slightly unpredictable but with justice served. Each story introduces different characters that feel real and relatable, allowing readers to get immersed in the narrative. The stories are said to have a calming effect, making it a good read for those feeling stressed out. However, some readers found the stories too short to be novels but too long to be short stories, leaving them with unanswered questions at the end of each story.

    She drew the dinner table six times and it always came out the same. If you put the host at one end and the hostess at the other it didn’t work out. She would sit with her back to the window and have ...

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    All My Life by Prescott Lane
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    This book, "All My Life" by Prescott Lane, tells the emotional story of Garrett, a single father to his teenage daughter Mia. Devlyn, a long-time friend who has been secretly in love with Garrett, has been a constant support in their lives. The plot revolves around the complexities of their relationships, past and present, as well as the challenges they face in a small town setting. The writing style captures the deep emotions, sacrifices, and selfless acts of love demonstrated by the characters, making it a heartfelt and engaging read.


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    Dragons of Winter Night - Dragonlance: Chronicles by Margaret Weis
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    'Dragons of Winter Night' is the second volume in the 'Dragonlance Chronicles' series by Margaret Weis. The book continues the epic fantasy tale with a focus on the characters reuniting and facing new challenges in the world of Krynn. Readers praised the intricate plot, depth of characters, and the emotional attachment they developed towards the heroes and villains. The story involves the draconian army causing chaos and destruction, while the characters stand up to evil in an act of protecting what they hold dear.

    The book is described as a timeless classic that draws readers in with its well-written characters, social commentary, action, and love. It is a fun and compelling ride that keeps readers engaged with its fast-paced story, intriguing plot twists, and memorable characters.

    Tanis Half-Elven sat in the meeting of the Council of Highseekers and listened, frowning. Though officially the false religion of the Seekers was now dead, the group that made up the political leaders...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dragonlance: Chronicles )

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    Lingus by Mariana Zapata
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    Lingus by Mariana Zapata is a romantic comedy that follows the story of Kat, a fourth-grade teacher, who meets Tristan, a law student and a porn star, at a porn convention. Despite their initial banter and friendship, Kat struggles with her feelings towards Tristan due to his profession. The book explores their evolving relationship, the challenges they face, and the unconventional setting of the porn industry.

    The writing style of Mariana Zapata in Lingus is praised for its humor, character development, and the balance between romance and real-life moments. Readers appreciate the slow burn romance between Kat and Tristan, the witty banter, and the depth of the characters, including the side ones. The book is described as sweet, funny, and sassy, with a focus on friendship turning into something more, rather than just a typical romance novel.

    This was a horrible idea. I had known it from the moment she brought it up, more than two months ago. When she mentioned coming to the convention, she had winked a sneaky eye at me and said, "We're go...

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    A Wild Winter Swan by Gregory Maguire
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    In "A Wild Winter Swan" by Gregory Maguire, the story revolves around a teenage girl named Laura living in the Upper East Side of Manhattan in 1962. Laura's life is full of struggles, both socially and academically, as she navigates through a marginalized existence. One wintery night, a mysterious boy with a wing appears on her icy window ledge, resembling a character from a fairy tale. Laura takes on the role of caring for the boy, concealing him despite close calls of discovery. The narrative unfolds with a blend of Laura's day-to-day musings, her familial relationships, and the enigmatic presence of the swan boy, leading to a journey of self-discovery and transformation for Laura.

    The writing style of Gregory Maguire in "A Wild Winter Swan" is engaging and delightful, with the use of infatuating literary techniques that compel readers to immerse themselves in the story. Through clever dialogue and intricate storytelling, Maguire masterfully weaves a tale that turns traditional fairy tales on their heads, exploring themes of love, friendship, imagination, and the power of storytelling. The book delves into Laura's struggles, her interactions with the swan boy, and the impact of fantasy on her journey towards self-realization.

    Knuckles of hail rapped against Laura’s window with a musical jumpiness. Hardly tidings of comfort and joy, comfort and joy, though, when the room was an icebox. Coming downstairs to get warm, Laura t...

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    Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom by John O'Donohue
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    'Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom' by John O'Donohue explores the concept of soul friendship and the cyclical nature of life through intimate and poetic language. O'Donohue delves into themes of solitude, friendship, love, and death, tracing the phases of the cycle in a way that brings these abstract concepts closer to the reader's understanding. His writing style is described as fresh, vibrant, and contemplative, inviting readers to contemplate on the mysteries of life and the human experience.

    If you have ever had occasion to be out early in the morning before the dawn breaks, you will have noticed that the darkest time of night is immediately before dawn. The darkness deepens and becomes m...

  9. #9
    Bad Things
    Book 1 in the series:Tristan & Danika

    Bad Things - Tristan & Danika by R.K. Lilley
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    'Bad Things' in the series 'Tristan & Danika' by R.K. Lilley follows the story of Danika, a sassy and smart-mouthed girl, and Tristan, a golden-eyed and bossy man, as they navigate their intense chemistry and complicated relationship. Set against the backdrop of broken families and past traumas, the book delves into their struggle to trust each other and overcome obstacles in their path. With a mix of explosive chemistry, raw emotions, and gripping drama, the story unfolds to reveal a love story filled with challenges and complexities.

    The writing style of R.K. Lilley is described as engaging, addictive, and emotionally charged, drawing readers into the lives of Danika and Tristan. explores themes of friendship, love, and family, showcasing the characters' growth and development as they face their pasts and confront their feelings for each other. With a mix of steamy scenes, heartfelt moments, and unexpected twists, 'Bad Things' is a captivating read that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end.

    I had the strangest shiver of premonition rock my body the first time I heard Tristan’s voice. I heard it from a room away, as he said something offhanded to my boss, Jerry, and still I knew somehow ...

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    Rough Justice - Sinner's Tribe Motorcycle Club by Sarah Castille
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    'Rough Justice' by Sarah Castille follows the story of Arianne, a strong and independent woman born into the outlaw MC life, who is determined to escape the brutal world of her father's MC club, the Black Jacks. When she is captured by a rival MC, the Sinners, led by the alpha male Jagger Knight, their attraction and loyalty are put to the test. The plot is filled with action, rivalries, and intense chemistry between the main characters as they navigate the dangerous world of motorcycle clubs. The writing style captures the gritty and suspenseful elements of the MC outlaw life while also delivering passionate and erotic scenes that add depth to the contemporary romance genre.


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