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    Shipped by Angie Hockman
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    "Shipped" by Angie Hockman follows the story of two co-workers, Henley and Graeme, who are competing for the same promotion at a unique cruise line. They are tasked with boosting the company's Galapagos destination adventure cruise and go on the cruise together, experiencing magical moments while also dealing with witty banter and humorous situations. The book explores their journey towards a happily ever after as they navigate their rivalry, personal growth, and budding romance amidst the backdrop of the Galapagos Islands.

    The door beside me opens with a wash of music and laughter. I jolt and my bag slips down the slick fabric of my raincoat to the crook of my elbow, wrenching my arm, and I almost drop my phone. Fumblin...

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    Always the Bridesmaid by Lindsey Kelk
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    'Always the Bridesmaid' by Lindsey Kelk follows the story of Maddie, an assistant at an events planning agency who is struggling to be taken seriously by her family, friends, and colleagues. Despite facing various challenges in her personal and professional life, Maddie is determined to navigate through them with humor and resilience. The book is filled with wacky scenarios, best friends bonding, and Maddie's journey of self-discovery, all presented in a fun and engaging rom-com style that keeps readers hooked from the first page.

    Maddie's character is portrayed as relatable and endearing, making readers root for her as she navigates through love, friendship, and career obstacles. With a mix of humor, relatable moments, and intriguing plot twists, 'Always the Bridesmaid' offers a heartwarming story that delves into themes of love, friendship, and self-acceptance, making it a delightful and entertaining read for fans of chick lit and rom-com genres.

    Obviously there are a lot of weirdoes knocking around on social media: that girl from your old job who likes everything you put on Facebook, the boy you hung out with during the first week of universi...

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    The Spanish Love Deception by Elena Armas
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    'The Spanish Love Deception' by Elena Armas is a slow burn enemies-to-lovers romance novel that follows the story of Catalina and Aaron. Catalina, in need of a fake boyfriend for her sister's wedding, reluctantly accepts Aaron's offer. As they navigate through the deception, family drama, and personal struggles, their chemistry and tension grow, leading to a lush and emotionally detailed love story between two stubborn individuals. The book is told solely from Catalina's perspective, with a writing style that expertly conveys the emotions and challenges faced by the characters.

    Rosie—my best friend and colleague in InTech, the New York City–based engineering consulting company, where we had met and worked—slowly nodded her head. I watched her dark curls bounce with the motio...

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    The Other Black Girl by Zakiya Dalila Harris
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    'The Other Black Girl' by Zakiya Dalila Harris is a novel that delves into the challenges of promotion within a small organization, shedding light on institutional racism and the various ways individuals navigate and confront the system. The story follows Nella, a Black woman working in a predominantly white publishing company, who welcomes a new Black coworker, Hazel, only to discover that Hazel's intentions are not what they seem. As the plot unfolds, secrets, betrayals, and manipulations come to light, intertwining themes of race, ambition, and workplace politics. The narrative weaves together elements of satire, psychological thriller, and speculative fiction, keeping readers engaged as the characters navigate issues of identity and self-worth in a cutthroat industry.

    The book explores themes of competition, betrayal, and the complexities of racial dynamics in the workplace, offering a thought-provoking commentary on the challenges faced by Black professionals in predominantly white spaces. Through a mix of real-world scenarios and elements of magical realism, the author presents a nuanced portrayal of the struggles and tensions that arise when ambition clashes with integrity, and when individuals are forced to confront the realities of systemic racism while navigating personal ambitions and professional relationships.

    When it initially crept around the wall of her cubicle, Nella was too busy filing a stack of pages at her desk, aligning each and every one so that the manuscript was perfectly flush. She was so inten...

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    The One I Love to Hate - The Romano Sisters by Amanda Weaver
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    'The One I Love to Hate' by Amanda Weaver follows the story of Jessica, a determined young woman aspiring to become a successful reporter, who finds herself in a rivalry with Alex, her nemesis from journalism school. Despite their initial animosity, their past history and undeniable chemistry lead them on a journey of self-discovery, banter, and eventually, love. is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the slow burn of the enemies-to-lovers relationship between Jessica and Alex. Amanda Weaver's writing style is described as witty, intelligent, and fun, with a perfect balance of heat and romance that keeps readers hooked until the very end.

    Jessica Romano eyed the line of coffee-starved New Yorkers snaking toward the door of Ému Coffee and Tea with grim resignation. In Brooklyn, it seemed the only constant was change. Ému’s coffee was un...

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    Meet Hate Love by Stevie J. Cole
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    Meet Hate Love by Stevie J. Cole is a romantic comedy centered around the characters Blake and Vance. The story is filled with witty banter, se ual tension, and hilarious escapades as the two characters navigate their love-hate relationship. Set in romantic locations like Paris and Rome, the book captures the chemistry between the characters and their quirky interactions, making it a fun and engaging read. The writing style is described as humorous, relatable, and unexpectedly hilarious, keeping readers entertained and invested in the unfolding story.


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    I Hate You, I Love You by Elizabeth Hayley
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    From the opinions provided, it is evident that "I Hate You, I Love You" by Elizabeth Hayley revolves around the story of two college professors, Naomi and Sebastian, who are fierce rivals competing for a prestigious university award. The book delves into their tumultuous relationship, filled with banter, animosity, and underlying chemistry as they are forced to work together, eventually leading to a romance blossoming between them. The plot unfolds with both characters having scarred pasts, trauma, and shared experiences, ultimately culminating in a true romance that transcends their initial animosity towards each other. The writing style of the book is described as engaging, with heated banter, emotional depth, and a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers trope that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.


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    State of the Onion - White House Chef Mystery by Julie Hyzy
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    'State of the Onion' by Julie Hyzy follows the story of Olivia "Ollie" Paras, an assistant chef at the White House who becomes embroiled in a complex web of mysteries, including preparing state dinners, navigating her romantic relationship with a Secret Service agent, and identifying a dangerous individual known as The Chameleon. As Ollie competes for the position of Head Chef against a manipulative TV host, she must also deal with personal and professional challenges, all set against the backdrop of the White House kitchen. The writing style of the book is described as engaging, with a charming narrative voice that immerses readers in the behind-the-scenes world of the White House.

    The plot of 'State of the Onion' is filled with twists and turns, incorporating elements of romance, suspense, and culinary intrigue. Ollie's interactions with a diverse cast of characters, including supportive kitchen staff, a protective Secret Service boyfriend, and a villainous adversary, add depth to the storyline. With a mix of subplots and well-developed personalities, the book offers a compelling glimpse into the daily challenges faced by those working in the White House, all while maintaining a cozy mystery atmosphere that keeps readers engaged and eager to uncover the next clue.


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    Penalty Clause - Risqué Contracts by Fiona Davenport
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    In "Penalty Clause" by Fiona Davenport, the story revolves around Caleb, a young billionaire who becomes obsessed with Madeleine at a charity event. Caleb is determined to make Madeleine his, using devious methods and a strategic plan to claim her. Despite Madeleine's initial resistance, Caleb's relentless pursuit leads to a contract that forces her to submit to his desires. The book is described as a sizzling hot, sinfully seductive, and passionate romance, showcasing the intense chemistry between Caleb and Madeleine.

    Caleb's alpha determination, Madeleine's strong and confident character, and the steamy push-and-pull dynamic between the two main characters drive the plot forward. The writing style is fast-paced, with a mix of insta-love, BDSM elements, and a billionaire romance trope that keeps the readers engaged from start to finish.


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    Dating You / Hating You by Christina Lauren
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    Dating You / Hating You by Christina Lauren is a fast-paced and entertaining romance novel set in the competitive world of Hollywood agents. The story follows Evie and Carter, two ambitious agents who meet at a mutual friend's party and instantly connect, only to find themselves in direct competition for the same job when their agencies unexpectedly merge. As they navigate office warfare, pranks, and a growing attraction, the book explores themes of workplace sexism, rivalry, and the challenges of balancing career ambitions with personal relationships. The writing style is witty and engaging, with alternating points of view between Evie and Carter, providing insights into their thoughts, emotions, and humorous interactions.

    La Cienega Boulevard is a never-ending hell of snaking concrete, but it’s a necessary evil in this town. Running north to south in Los Angeles, it forms an enormous artery cutting through the “thirty-...

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