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Save:'That Perfect Fit' by Lizzie Stanley is a novella that follows the unique and heartwarming love story between Faith and Damon. Both characters have had their fair share of struggles in past relationships, but they find solace and understanding in each other. Despite their physical differences and insecurities, they come to realize that they are truly made for one another. The book is a quick and fun read, filled with adorable moments, humorous conversations, and a touch of steaminess that keeps the readers engaged and rooting for the couple's happily ever after.
The author, Lizzie Stanley, expertly weaves a tale of love, self-acceptance, and finding the perfect match in unexpected places. The writing style is light-hearted, engaging, and filled with relatable characters that readers will instantly connect with. Through Damon and Faith's journey, the book explores themes of body positivity, inclusivity, and the idea that everyone has a chance at finding their perfect fit if they keep an open heart and mind.
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Save:Nineteen-year-old Emma Gershmann Bau, a Jewish woman, finds herself caught in the turmoil of World War II as she navigates love, loyalty, and resistance in the face of Nazi occupation. The novel delves into Emma's complex relationships with her husband, Jacob Bau, a Polish Jewish resistance fighter, and Kommandant Georg Richwalder, a high-ranking Nazi official. Set in Krakow, Poland, the book explores themes of love, sacrifice, and moral dilemmas against the backdrop of historical events such as the formation of the Krakow Ghetto and the Polish Resistance movements.
Despite being a work of historical fiction, the narrative skillfully weaves together elements of romance, tension, and historical accuracy to create a compelling story that sheds light on lesser-known aspects of World War II history, such as the Polish Jewish underground and the complexities of human emotions amidst wartime atrocities. Pam Jenoff's writing style vividly portrays the setting of Krakow and captures the emotional turmoil of the characters, making the reader emotionally invested in Emma's journey through love, loss, and resilience.
As we cut across the wide span of the market square, past the pigeons gathered around fetid puddles, I eye the sky warily and tighten my grip on Lukasz’s hand, willing him to walk faster. But the chil... - #3
Save:A Life of Shadows by Kristen K.N. Banet is an Urban Fantasy Reverse Harem novel following the story of Sawyer, a strong and capable protagonist who is trying to stay hidden from a psycho ex while running from the law. The book delves into Sawyer's past, her struggles, and her journey to cope with her dark side and deep well of sadness. As she navigates through her challenges, she forms relationships with a team of interesting and unique individuals, all while facing dangerous situations and trying to protect those she loves. The writing style is immersive, with compelling world-building, a complex storyline, and a slow burn romance that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
Sawyer stood quietly on the roof of the skyscraper, looking down to the second, lower roof. Her black domino mask was hot. Sweat already stung her eyes, and the job hadn’t even started yet. Her cloth ... - #4
Save:'Viridios' in the series 'Mates of the Forest Gods' by author L.A. Holloway follows the story of Dr. Alaya Monroe, a scientist studying a unique ecosystem who gets abducted by a sentient tree creature named Viridios. Initially, Alaya is mistaken as a pet by Viridios, but as they bond and learn to communicate, their relationship grows into something deeper. explores themes of romance, alien encounters, and the unique connection between a human and a plant-like being. The writing style is described as heartwarming, thought-provoking, and engaging, with a focus on character development and emotional connections.
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Save:'Sweet Agony' by Charlotte Stein is a unique romance novel that follows the story of Molly, a girl from a hard knock family who becomes a housekeeper for Cyrian Harcroft, a reclusive man living in a gothic house. The book delves into the relationship between Molly and Cyrian, exploring themes of trust, self-worth, and mutual understanding. The narrative is described as quirky, with a mix of erotic scenes, dom sub dynamics, and a touch of Beauty and the Beast retelling.
The writing style of 'Sweet Agony' is noted for its gushy and genuine voice of the protagonist, Molly. The story is told mainly from Molly's point of view, providing insights into her thoughts and emotions as she navigates her feelings for Cyrian and discovers his vulnerabilities beneath his stoic exterior. The book is praised for its unconventional plot, engaging dialogue between the characters, and the titillating exploration of restraint and intimacy.
The advert says ‘Seeking Housekeeper’, which I guess sounds innocent enough. Even the other stuff underneath is only pretty weird, rather than very. It just asks for excellent tea-making skills, and n... - #6
Save:'Daughter of Shades' in 'The Venatrix Chronicles' series by Sylvia Mercedes is a captivating fantasy novel that introduces readers to a rich and original world. The book follows the main character, Ayleth, a fierce, ambitious, and intelligent Venatrix, as she navigates a world filled with shades and mysteries. The writing style of Sylvia Mercedes is described as powerful and immersive, drawing readers in with vivid world-building and well-developed characters like Ayleth and her shade, Laranta. The plot unfolds with a mix of action scenes, intriguing mysteries, and emotionally engaging relationships, keeping readers engrossed from start to finish.
The miller had just loaded the final sack of freshly ground flour into his wagon, preparing for a trip into the village, when he saw the Red Hood ride down the main road past his mill. He drew in a sh... - #7
Save:'I Think Knot' by Sinclair Kelly is an emotionally intense Omegaverse novel that follows Bexley, an independent Omega who becomes a social media influencer promoting self-acceptance and individuality. The plot revolves around Bexley's interactions with a group of Alphas and a Beta from RideAnAlpha, who initially clash with her online but end up forming unique relationships in person. The story is told in multiple points of view, providing insights into each character's emotions and past experiences. The writing style is described as beautifully written, with a focus on character development and building strong relationships amidst challenges such as stalkers and jealous exes.
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Save:Haven by Astra Rose introduces readers to Hannah, a fierce and resilient woman on the run from an abusive relationship. After her car breaks down in a small town called Haven, she encounters three charming men who each develop unique relationships with her. The plot balances themes of family and love, as Hannah navigates her new life filled with steam and tension. The book features spicy scenes and explores Hannah's different connections with each man, contributing to a captivating and dynamic storyline.
The writing style is engaging and fast-paced, providing a quick read under 200 pages. While some readers wished for deeper character development, many appreciated the lively banter and details throughout. The blend of romantic elements and dual perspectives keeps the narrative interesting, despite hints of darker themes. Overall, Haven is a fun and spicy read that might appeal to fans of reverse harem stories and unique love dynamics.
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Save:"Wielder's Prize" in the series "Lady Witch" by Melissa Mitchell follows the story of Aramina and Rixon, two characters who have been bonded and sent across the country to support a settlement. The plot involves demons along the way, a questionable past, and a slow-burn romance between the two main characters. The writing style is described as detailed, with well-developed characters, a perfect balance between smut and plot, and a magic system that adds depth to the world-building.
'Savage Appetites: Four True Stories of Women, Crime, and Obsession' by Rachel Monroe delves into the issue of women's obsession with true crime. Monroe presents the stories of four different cases, each examining a separate study. From discussing the psychology behind women's fascination with true crime to exploring the lives of women involved in crime in various capacities, the book offers a unique perspective on the genre. Through well-researched narratives, Monroe sheds light on lesser-known stories within the true crime world, captivating readers with her respectful and entertaining presentation of the subject matter. also provides an in-depth analysis of why women are so engrossed with true crime, breaking it down into four archetypes and telling a story related to each, leaving readers questioning their own fascination with the genre.
