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'Behind These Doors' by Jude Lucens is a multifaceted historical romance set in Edwardian London, focusing on a deeply tender romance between two men, Lucien and Aubrey. The book delves into complex relationship dynamics, including a polyamorous romance thread, while also exploring themes of class awareness, gender inequality, and political struggles such as the Women's Suffrage Movement. The writing style is described as beautifully written, well-researched, and engaging, with characters who are vividly depicted and easy to sympathize with.

In the book 'Beautiful Things' by Emily Rath, readers are introduced to Rosalie, a strong and independent woman living in regency England. Unexpectedly invited to Alcott House by the duchess, Rosalie finds herself entangled in the lives of the duchess' sons - the second son and his two friends. As their paths cross, relationships are built, and tensions rise, leading to unexpected twists and romantic entanglements. The book is praised for its strong female lead, engaging plot, witty banter, and unique take on regency romance with a reverse harem twist.

"Her Band of Rakes" by R.A. Steffan is a regency romance novel with a twist of reverse harem. The story follows the main character Cassandra, who navigates through a blend of historical elements and modern twists. The book is filled with a mix of drama, romance, humor, and intrigue, creating a well-balanced and engaging plot. The writing style is described as brilliant, with beautifully detailed characters and a captivating storyline that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.

"Guarding the Countess" by Jess Michaels is the fifth book in "The Scandal Sheet" series. The story follows Naomi Barnaby, the Countess of Walridge, who seeks the help of private investigators Captain Marcus Ridgeway and Everett Bryant, Marquis of Glenmarrow, as someone is targeting her husbands. A mix of mystery and romance unfolds as Naomi forms a relationship with both men, leading to a steamy MMF romance. The novella is fast-paced, with well-developed relationships and internal conflicts taking precedence over the external mystery, resulting in a satisfying read for fans of menage romances.

"Their Marchioness" by Jess Michaels revolves around a married couple, Merritt and Elliott, who have been together for ten years. Elliott surprises Merritt by arranging a holiday that includes her first love, Peter, leading to a series of intimate encounters where they explore their emotions and desires. The story delves into themes of love, passion, and the complexities of relationships, with a mix of steamy scenes and heartfelt moments. Readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery and emotional growth as the characters navigate their feelings for each other amidst the backdrop of a sensual and intense storyline.

'Simply Sexual' by Kate Pearce is an erotic Regency romance novel set in 1815 Southampton and London, England. The story follows Lord Valentin Sokorvsky, a former sex slave with insatiable desires, as he marries Sara Harrison, a strong and open-minded woman. The plot delves into Valentin's dark past, their unconventional marriage, and the challenges they face, including dealing with Valentin's traumatic history and maintaining fidelity.

The writing style of Kate Pearce in 'Simply Sexual' is described as explicit, graphic, and darkly sensual. The book incorporates numerous sex scenes, including ménage à trois and same-sex encounters, along with themes of redemption, acceptance, and overcoming past traumas. The story explores the complex dynamics between the characters, especially Valentin and Sara, as they navigate their relationship in the backdrop of London's House of Pleasure.

'Three Part Harmony' by Holley Trent is a heartwarming story about three main characters, Bruce, Raleigh, and Everley, who navigate a complex polyamorous relationship. The book explores themes of love, respect, self-acceptance, and chosen family. The plot unfolds slowly, allowing the relationships to develop authentically, while also incorporating steamy scenes that add depth to the characters. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on feelings and emotional connections rather than just physical intimacy, making it a satisfying read for fans of romance and polyamorous relationships.

'She Whom I Love' by Tess Bowery is a historical romance set in the 1800s, focusing on a polyamorous relationship between Meg, Sarah, and James. The story revolves around the complex dynamics and struggles within this unconventional trio, as they navigate love, relationships, and societal expectations. The writing style is praised for its vivid characters, well-rounded personalities, and engaging plot that weaves together individual dramas with the romance storyline seamlessly.

'Torn Apart' in the 'Torn and Bound Duet' series by Nikki Ash and K. Webster delves into the complex relationships and emotional entanglements of four characters - Ashton, Mia, Drew, and Brayden. The story explores themes of confusion, sexuality, friendship, love, and self-discovery as the characters navigate their feelings for each other amidst a web of secrets, desires, and unresolved tensions. The writing style is described as engaging, fast-paced, and emotionally intense, drawing readers in with its intricate portrayal of messy relationship dynamics and the characters' struggles with self-identity and societal labels.

In "Gifting Me To His Best Friend" by Katee Robert, Emma and Grayson, a married couple, spend the Christmas holidays with Grayson's best friend Derek, leading to a steamy exploration of their fantasies and emotions. The story delves into themes of friendship, love, and open communication as the characters navigate a taboo relationship dynamic in a cozy cabin setting. Katee Robert's writing style is described as steamy, quick-paced, and emotionally engaging, with a focus on character development and deep emotional depth within a short novella format.