Books matching: unconventional pairing
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Save:'Dirty For Me' by Jackie Ashenden is a scorching hot romance set in gritty, up and coming Detroit, featuring the unconventional pairing of Tamara, a classy and controlled woman, and Zee, a hot, protective bad boy. The story unfolds with intense chemistry between the characters, leading to a roller coaster of emotions, tension, and dangerous situations. The writing style is captivating, with steamy and natural sex scenes that advance the storyline, showcasing the characters' depth and emotional baggage.
The plot revolves around Tamara and Zee navigating their contrasting backgrounds and personalities, with Tamara struggling to break free from societal expectations and Zee grappling with his past and emotional barriers. As their relationship develops, they face dramatic challenges and decisions, culminating in a climax full of anticipation and a satisfying resolution, leading to a heartfelt happy ever after.
Rose’s brown eyes glittered in the neon-painted darkness of the Detroit night. She was looking at the building in front them, a big, broken-down warehouse, its brick walls thick with graffiti and some... - #2
Save:'Waiting for a Scot Like You' by Eva Leigh is the third book in the 'Union of the Rakes' series and follows the journey of Duncan, a former military Scottish hero, and Beatrice, a widowed countess on a road trip adventure. The book explores their unlikely pairing, with Duncan being grumpy and adhering to tradition while Beatrice is a free-spirited older woman who enjoys her independence. As they embark on a journey filled with mishaps and intimate moments, the story delves into their evolving relationship and the challenges they face in reconciling their different desires for the future.
Summer in London lay heavy on the city streets, the heat stifling and the atmosphere still and thick. As Duncan walked through Mayfair, the urge to remove his hat and loosen the pleats of his neckclot...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Union of the Rakes ) - #3
Save:'The Brazen Bluestocking' in the series 'The Duchess Society' by Tracy Sumner is a historical romance set in London in 1822. The story follows Lady Hildegard "Hildy" Templeton, a member of the Duchess Society, who is tasked with finding matches for girls in high society. Hildy meets Tobias "Toby" Streeter, an illegitimate son of a viscount and a Romany mother, hoping to marry into high society to gain acceptance. Despite their troubled pasts, Hildy and Toby are drawn to each other, navigating societal expectations and their own desires while facing obstacles that threaten their budding relationship. The book is praised for its strong characters, engaging plot, passionate love scenes, and witty writing style that keeps readers hooked.
(Also, see 55 recommendations for the series The Duchess Society ) - #4
Save:Heart of Shadow, the first book in the Seven Swords series by Sarah K.L. Wilson, is a fast-paced fantasy novel that follows the story of Ilsaletta as she gets caught up in a treasonous plot involving monsters. The book features a unique relationship between Ilsaletta and Vargaard, a shadow sworn to protect her, which evolves from an alliance of mutual benefit into a sweet friendship. The writing style is described as immersive, gripping, and filled with witty humor and deep reflections about life and death.
The plot of Heart of Shadow is filled with intrigue, suspense, danger, love, and humor, showcasing Wilson's talent in weaving a story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The characters, especially Ilsaletta and Vargaard, are deep and realistic, with well-developed growth and strength shown throughout the story. The book explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and facing enemies in the shadows, creating an intensely immersive reading experience for fans of epic fantasy.
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Save:'Prince of Flowers' in the series 'Wild Hearts' by Nazri Noor follows the story of Locke, a struggling summoner who unexpectedly summons a powerful fae prince named Sylvain into his service. As Locke navigates the challenges of being an unconventional pair, their relationship evolves from initial distrust to a deep bond, marked by complex emotions and magical connections. The book is praised for its unique plot, engaging characters, and witty writing style that blends adventure, friendship, and magic seamlessly.
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Save:'Wed to Jack Frost' by Layla Fae is a delightful blend of steamy romance and character development. The book follows the story of Scarlet and Jack, an unconventional pairing with Scarlett's dominant personality and Jack's submissive nature. The narrative unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, showcasing a unique dynamic between the characters that is both hot and tender. Layla Fae's writing style expertly weaves together a tale of love, acceptance, and growth, making it a captivating read for fans of monster romances.
The book explores themes of dominance and submission, character growth, and the complexities of relationships in a fantastical world. The author skillfully creates a story that is both spicy and sweet, with a strong focus on character development and emotional depth. Readers will be drawn into the world of Scarlet and Jack, rooting for their unconventional love story to unfold amidst challenges and personal growth.
(Also, see 76 recommendations for the series Arranged Monster Mates ) - #7
Save:"Fire In Her Eyes" in the series "Fireblood Dragon" by Ruby Dixon is a unique and captivating story that introduces a human man and a dragon woman as the main characters, providing a refreshing change from the usual dragon tales. The plot explores the relationship between Gabe and Teva, showcasing a dynamic and compelling bond that differs from previous books in the series. The writing style is described as engaging and immersive, with steamy intimate scenes and a perfect balance of pace that keeps readers hooked from the beginning to the end.
I inhale deeply, breathing in the scent of it with delight. It smells so good, so strong and thick on the air that I can almost bathe in it. I preen at the male’s scent, because it’s like nothing I’ve...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fireblood Dragon ) Christopher Moore's 'Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal' is a clever and engaging avenue into a story about Jesus Christ's early life. The novel humorously fills in the blanks of Christ's childhood through the eyes of his best friend Biff, incorporating elements of Taoism, Buddhism, Kung Fu, and yoga into the narrative. The book offers a lighthearted and irreverent take on the missing years of Christ's life, blending humor with thought-provoking insights and a unique perspective on religious history.
The first time I saw the man who would save the world he was sitting near the central well in Nazareth with a lizard hanging out of his mouth. Just the tail end and the hind legs were visible on the o...
