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'Fallen Too Far' by Abbi Glines follows the story of Blaire, a 19-year-old girl who, after facing several hardships in her life, seeks refuge with her estranged father's new family. She finds herself drawn to Rush, her stepbrother, who is the epitome of a bad boy with a mysterious past. As their attraction grows, they navigate through family secrets, forbidden love, and unexpected twists that threaten their happiness. The writing style of the book is described as heartwrenching, compelling, and filled with intense emotions that keep the readers hooked until the end.
If you liked Fallen Too Far, here are the top 100 books to read next:
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'Breathe' by Abbi Glines is a heartwarming yet heart-wrenching story that revolves around Sadie, a strong and independent teenage girl forced into adult responsibilities due to her neglectful mother. When she takes on a summer job at the house of rockstar Jax Stone, their unexpected romance blossoms, leading to a rollercoaster of emotions and challenges. The book beautifully captures the undying dream of teenage girls to fall in love with a rockstar, while also delving into themes of responsibility, love, and sacrifice. Abbi Glines's writing style brilliantly weaves together moments of humor, sadness, and romance, making the story engaging and emotionally captivating.
This was it. Finally. The last stop on my tour. I shoved open the door to my private suite, and Kane, my bodyguard, closed it firmly behind me. The screaming on the other side of the door had only mad... - #2
'Stepbrother Dearest' by Penelope Ward is a contemporary romance novel that explores the complex relationship between step-siblings Greta and Elec. The story is told from both Greta and Elec's perspectives, providing insight into their emotional struggles and connection. The plot follows their journey of reuniting after years apart, navigating their intense attraction while facing obstacles that challenge their relationship. The writing style incorporates humor, emotional depth, and unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged throughout the book.
Cold air fogged the bay window in our living room as I nervously waited in front of it and struggled to see outside. Any minute now, Randy’s Volvo station wagon would be pulling into the driveway. He’... - #3
'The Place on Dalhousie' by Melina Marchetta is a heartwarming story that follows the lives of characters in contemporary suburban Australia. The narrative weaves through life's connections and coincidences, celebrating the importance of family, friendship, and community. The plot unfolds with characters facing various trials such as loss, abandonment, reconciliation, and personal growth, all while maintaining a realistic and relatable tone. The writing style is described as beautifully crafted, with well-developed characters and a story that is both heartbreaking and funny, showcasing the depth of human emotions and relationships.
Up on the meat-raffle stage, the pot-bellied chief of emergency services is trying to get a word in. He’s just mentioned the words ‘forced evacuation’ and the whole place is in an uproar. Some old blo... - #4
Breaking Him by R.K. Lilley is a duology that follows the tumultuous relationship between Scarlett and Dante, childhood loves turned enemies who can't seem to let go of each other. The plot is filled with flashbacks revealing the history between the characters, alternating between past and present to create a gripping storyline. The writing style is described as angsty and emotional, with strong character development and a focus on the toxic yet intense dynamic between Scarlett and Dante.
I always traveled with two pairs of shoes. One on my feet and one in my carryon. Work heels and killer heels. Work heels were for work, i.e. all of the grunt work on the airplane and keeping my bal... - #5
'Beautiful Disaster' by Jamie McGuire revolves around the tumultuous and passionate relationship between Abby and Travis, two college students with complex personalities. The story delves into their dysfunctional yet intriguing romance, filled with intense emotions, constant ups and downs, and a rollercoaster of events. The plot explores themes of love, obsession, forgiveness, and self-discovery, portraying a narrative that is both captivating and controversial. The writing style of the book is fast-paced, with a mix of steamy romance, angst, and dramatic encounters that keep readers hooked from beginning to end.
MAGGIE PENNY, A PROFESSOR of biochemistry at the University of Missouri tugged at the hem of her turquoise cocktail dress and not so silently cursed to herself about what she was going to do to her bo... - #6
'Twenty-Eight and a Half Wishes' follows the story of Rose Gardner, a young woman who, after having a vision of her own death, decides to break free from her controlling mother and create a bucket list of things she wants to do before she dies. As Rose starts checking off items on her list, she gets entangled in a murder mystery that threatens to upend her life. The plot is filled with suspense, humor, and a touch of romance, keeping readers engaged as they follow Rose's journey of self-discovery and uncovering the truth behind the crime.
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'Need' in the series 'Need' by K.I. Lynn, N. Isabelle Blanco follows the intertwined lives of Kira, Brayden, and Ryan from childhood through their teenage years. Brayden, who has always felt protective of Kira, finds himself struggling with his growing feelings for her as they navigate the challenges of forbidden romance, family drama, and heartbreak. The plot is filled with angst, forbidden love, and emotional turmoil as the characters grapple with their evolving relationships and personal struggles. The writing style captures the reader's emotions, drawing them into the complex dynamics and intense emotions of the characters.
This is so stupid. “Come on, let’s go!” I stomp my foot. Ryan and I were finishing up our tree house, about to have our first climb up, and now we’re stuck waiting for Kira because Ryan’s mom says we ... - #8
'Fancy Pants' by Susan Elizabeth Phillips is a sprawling novel covering the years from the 1930s to the 1980s, focusing on the transformation of the main character, Francesca. Francesca, a down-on-her-luck British socialite, meets Dallie, a hardworking Texan, and they form an unlikely connection as complete opposites. Throughout the story, the characters reinvent themselves multiple times, navigating drama, humor, and unexpected twists in their lives. delves into themes of personal growth, relationships, and the journey towards becoming better individuals.
When Francesca was first placed in her mother's arms, Chloe Serritella Day burst into tears and insisted that the sisters at the private London hospital where she had given birth had lost her baby. An... - #9
'Heart Bones' by Colleen Hoover is a heart-wrenching romance novel that follows the journey of Beyah and Samson as they navigate complicated love, heartbreak, loneliness, and self-discovery. The story is filled with raw emotions, unexpected twists, and characters that feel painfully real. Colleen Hoover's writing style captivates readers, drawing them into a beautiful and sweet story of trust, secrets, and personal growth, making it a must-read for fans of romance.
There’s a picture of Mother Teresa that hangs on our living room wall where a television would go if we could afford the kind of television that hangs on the wall, or even a home with the kind of wall... - #10
'Sabotage' by Shantel Tessier is a dark enemies-to-lovers romance that delves into the complicated and toxic relationship between step-siblings Raylee and Colton. The book is described as intense, rough, and powerful, exploring themes of love, hate, obsession, and control. The writing style is captivating and well-protected, with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The story is set in the world of the Lords series, providing a glimpse into a gritty world of university life, complicated relationships, and dark secrets.
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