Books matching: unconventional ladies
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Save:'A Night to Surrender' by Tessa Dare is a historical romance set in Spindle Cove, England, where unconventional ladies find refuge from society's expectations. The story follows the leader of Spindle Cove, Susanna Finch, who is determined to keep the village free of unruly men. When Lieutenant Colonel Bramwell arrives, wounded from war and tasked with forming a local militia, sparks fly between him and Susanna. The book explores themes of personal growth, humor, passion, and the battle of the sexes in Regency England, all while delivering a heartwarming romance with witty banter and steamy scenes.
Bram shifted his weight to his good leg, feeling the stab to his pride. He was a lieutenant colonel in the British army, and at over six feet tall, he was said to cut an imposing figure. Typically, a ... - #2Outby:
Save:'Out' by Natsuo Kirino is a gripping thriller that follows the story of four Japanese women working together in a boxed lunch factory. When one of the women kills her abusive husband, the others help her dispose of the body, leading them into a dark and dangerous journey involving the yakuza, loan sharks, and a psychopath. The novel delves into the complexities of female relationships, societal pressures, and the consequences of desperate actions in a gritty and realistic portrayal of the underbelly of Japanese society.
The writing style of 'Out' is described as powerful, disturbing, and intense. The novel combines elements of crime fiction, social commentary, and psychological thriller, showcasing the struggles and vulnerabilities of the characters as they navigate through a world filled with darkness, violence, and unexpected twists. presents a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche, morality, and the blurred lines between good and evil.
She got to the parking lot earlier than usual. The thick, damp July darkness engulfed her as she stepped out of the car. Perhaps it was the heat and humidity, but the night seemed especially black and... - #3
Save:'Love me, If you Dare' in the 'Wagers and Wallflowers' series by Alyssa Clarke revolves around the unconventional widow, Theo, who runs an exclusive ladies club where women can be themselves away from society's judgment. When Sebastian's sister runs away to avoid marriage, he blames Theo and demands her help to locate his sister, leading to a merry chase across England. The relationship between Sebastian and Theo is riveting, with a forceful attraction between them setting the stage for a discovery of romance, love, and self-doubt amidst the constraints of Regency England.
The writing style of Alyssa Clarke in 'Love me, If you Dare' is described as witty, with great character development and a focus on the strong and fierce lead characters. explores themes of breaking societal norms, female empowerment, and the journey towards self-discovery and love, all wrapped in an engaging and quick-paced narrative that keeps readers immersed in the story.
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Save:'Bearly a Lady' by Cassandra Khaw is a light-hearted and humorous novella that follows the story of Zelda, a plus-sized werebear living in London. The book focuses on Zelda's romantic mishaps and her juggling of interests in three different people, including two men and one woman. Despite the supernatural theme of shapeshifting, the plot primarily revolves around Zelda's love life and her interactions with various potential love interests. The writing style is described as lively, fast-paced, and filled with snarky humor, making it an engaging and fun read for those looking for a light-hearted romance.
