Books matching: themes of love and trust
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Save:'How Not to Let Go' by Emily Foster is a thought-provoking and multilayered romance novel that delves into the complexities of relationships and personal growth. The book follows the journey of Charles and Annie as they navigate the aftermath of a new romance and confront the challenges that life has thrown their way. Through the perspectives of both characters, the author skillfully weaves a narrative that explores themes of love, trust, and self-discovery. The writing style is engaging and insightful, with detailed character development and emotional depth that resonates with readers.
I’ve never driven a moving truck before, but I drive this one for twelve hours, Indiana to New York, sobbing off and on the whole way. I listen to Beck’s version of “Everybody’s Got to Learn Sometime”...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Belhaven ) - #2
Save:A Precious Jewel by Mary Balogh tells the story of Priscilla Wentworth, a young lady forced into prostitution due to dire circumstances, who meets Sir Gerald Stapleton, a confirmed bachelor seeking uncomplicated pleasures. Their relationship evolves from a business arrangement to a deep bond, exploring themes of trust, love, and self-worth. Balogh's writing style delves deep into the complex emotions of the characters, portraying a slow-building romance amidst societal challenges and personal struggles.
“IAM AFRAID SONIA IS INDISPOSED TODAY, SIR Gerald,” Miss Katherine Blythe told the young man when he was shown into her private sitting room instead of being admitted to one of the downstairs salons, ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Stapleton-Downes ) - #3
Save:To Capture a Duke's Heart by Jennifer McNare is a historical romance novel set in 19th Century England. The story revolves around Lady Penelope Houghton and Gabriel Ashcroft, the 6th Duke of Ainsworth. Their unexpected and hasty marriage leads to a journey of love, betrayal, misunderstandings, and eventual reconciliation. The author's writing style captivates readers with its detailed descriptions, emotional depth, and historical accuracy, keeping them engaged till the heartwarming conclusion.
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Save:'The Devil's Web' by Mary Balogh is a part of the series 'Web' and follows the troubled relationship between Lady Madeleine and James Parnell. The plot revolves around their deep emotional involvement, misunderstandings, and continuous quarrels. The characters are portrayed as complex and deeply wounded individuals, struggling with their past traumas and guilt. The writing style is described as historical, accurate, and seamless, with themes of love, trust, and letting go of the past.
THE CLIFFS OF THE SOUTH COAST OF ENGLAND were visible to larboard, the morning mists having lifted, though the clouds still hung low and heavy and the sea was slate gray and heaving. The Adeona, one o...
(Also, see 71 recommendations for the series Web ) - #5
Save:'Taming the Eagle' by Jayne Castel is a historical romance set during Roman times, focusing on the relationship between Fenella, a Pict woman who has faced abuse and oppression from men, and Justin, a Roman general. Fenella's past experiences make her wary of men, but she slowly discovers that Justin treats her with respect and care, unlike anyone before. The story explores themes of love, freedom, and trust as Fenella navigates her feelings towards Justin, leading to a poignant tale of romance in a harsh setting. The writing style flows well, providing a glimpse of Roman occupation as the backdrop to the evolving relationship between the two main characters.
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Save:'Phantom: Her Ruthless Fiance' by Theodora Taylor is a captivating love story that follows the journey of Olivia and Phantom, showcasing a deep and passionate relationship filled with twists and turns. The book is praised for its attention to detail, well-developed characters, and engaging writing style that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. Phantom's alpha personality and Olivia's strength in standing up for their love are highlighted as relationship goals, making this book a standout in the series.
Readers are drawn into the story by the chemistry between Phantom and Olivia, the hot and steamy romance scenes, and the unique approach Phantom takes in his relationship with Olivia compared to other characters in the series. The book is commended for its perfect blend of romance, drama, and suspense, as well as the way it explores themes of love, trust, and self-discovery. Overall, 'Phantom: Her Ruthless Fiance' is described as a must-read that leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next release from Theodora Taylor.
(Also, see 38 recommendations for the series Ruthless Triad ) - #7
Save:'Heart Trouble' by Jae is a lesbian romance novel that introduces readers to Laleh and Hope, two characters who form a unique and supernatural connection after a chance encounter in a hospital. The book is praised for its slow burn romance, diverse and interesting characters, and the seamless integration of characters from Jae's previous works. Readers appreciate the romantic and intense nature of the relationship between Laleh and Hope, as well as the well-written and engaging plot that keeps them invested from beginning to end.
The story unfolds as Laleh, a waitress with heart troubles, meets Hope, an Emergency room Doctor. A strange link is discovered between them, allowing them to share memories and emotions, leading to a slow but deepening connection that defies the norms of traditional romance novels. Through Jae's skilled writing, the book explores themes of love, trust, and family against the backdrop of a hospital setting and Persian culture, providing readers with a captivating and heartfelt love story.
What a day. Laleh paused in front of her apartment door and balanced the three Styrofoam containers against her chest while digging in her jeans pocket for her keys. She couldn’t wait to take off her ... - #8
Save:'The Long Shot' by A.L. Brooks is a heartwarming age gap romance novel that follows the story of Adrienne, a documentary maker tasked with featuring top pro golfer Morgan Spencer in a film about women's professional golf. Despite initial hesitations, the compelling plot and well-developed characters draw the readers in, showcasing themes of love, trust, and overcoming personal challenges. The writing style of A.L. Brooks captivates readers with a perfect blend of romance, character development, and an insight into the world of professional golf.
Strange how that voice only ever made an appearance at the pressure moments. Never on the practice rounds or in the gym or out on a run. Only when it was the crunch shot on the final green of the fina... - #9
Save:'Pictures of Hollis Woods' by Patricia Reilly Giff follows the story of Hollis Woods, a foster child who struggles to find a place where she belongs. She moves from one foster home to another, always feeling like she is causing trouble wherever she goes. Hollis eventually finds a home where she starts to feel at ease, but an unfortunate incident makes her run away once again. The narrative weaves between past memories and present experiences, revealing Hollis's journey of self-discovery and longing for a family. Through the lens of Hollis's artwork, the book explores themes of love, trust, and the search for a sense of belonging in a touching and poignant manner.
Hollis's story unfolds through a series of flashbacks and present-day events, allowing readers to piece together her past and present struggles. The writing style of the book is engaging and evocative, drawing readers into Hollis's world and emotions as she navigates the complexities of foster care, relationships, and personal growth. The characters are well-developed, and the plot unfolds at a pace that keeps readers invested in Hollis's journey of finding a place to call home.
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Save:"No Place to Run" in the 'KGI' series by Maya Banks follows the gripping story of Sam, a member of the Kelly family involved in a dangerous mission in Mexico. Sam meets Sophie, a woman with a dark past, and their intense affair becomes complicated when Sophie reveals she is pregnant with Sam's child. As secrets unravel and danger looms, Sam must navigate trust issues while protecting Sophie and their unborn baby from her ruthless family. weaves together themes of love, trust, family loyalty, and intense action sequences, creating a captivating blend of romance and suspense that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
She paused in her kiss, and for a long moment they stood there, their lips barely a breath apart as she stared up at him. Her mouth turned down into an unhappy moue, and he was sorry for spoiling the ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series KGI )
