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'Road Trip' by Addison Arrowdell follows the story of Hailee who leaves a toxic relationship and embarks on a journey to Vegas where she meets three incredible men. The dynamics between the characters are explored deeply, showcasing their emotional connections and how they form a cohesive family. The plot weaves together elements of romance, self-discovery, and found family, with a focus on character development and relationships. The writing style is described as steamy, brilliant, and beautifully written, with a balance between spicy scenes and meaningful emotions.
If you liked Road Trip, here are the top 29 books to read next:
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Fail Seven Times by Kris Ripper is a compelling story about Justin, a character struggling with deep insecurities and self-worth issues, who finds himself entangled in a complex web of relationships with his best friends. Ripper's writing style weaves together themes of growth, self-acceptance, and humor, creating an engaging narrative that explores Justin's journey of overcoming his inner demons and learning to embrace his desires. The book delves into Justin's obsession with the artist Hazeltine, adding a layer of intrigue and depth to the storyline as he navigates his shifting sexuality and emotional turmoil.
The book portrays Justin's internal struggles with disordered eating, toxic self-image, and shame, offering a raw and authentic portrayal of his emotional journey. Through the lens of Justin's experiences, readers witness a story of love, friendship, and personal growth set against the backdrop of Ripper's well-crafted universe, providing a compelling narrative that resonates with themes of hope, redemption, and self-discovery.
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'The Price We Pay' in the series 'The Path of Temptation' by author Auryn Hadley is a captivating fantasy novel following the journey of Nariana, a young girl marked by the gods for a special destiny. Set in a world filled with gods, magic, and Victorian-era science and fashion, Nariana is chosen by the God of Temptation, Zeal, to become a priestess and navigate the challenges of her training. As Nariana grows up within the Temple of Temptation, she forges deep relationships with her harem, mentors, and friends, all while uncovering secrets about her lineage and the dying gods.
The book intricately weaves together themes of friendship, love, temptation, and self-discovery, offering readers a fully immersive experience into Nariana's world. Through rich world-building and well-rounded characters, the story delves into Nariana's growth from a young girl into a woman, exploring her education, relationships, and devotion to Zeal, all while maintaining a steady pace that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
There was only one thing more terrifying to a child than the Temple of All Gods: knowing I wasn't wanted. Hauled up the stairs by a rough hand on my wrist, I bumped my bare toe into the frigid stone. ... - #3
'The Courage to Love' by Samantha Kane is an M M F erotic romance set in the Regency era, following the story of Jason Randall, Anthony Richards, and Katherine Collier. The book explores the dynamics between the three characters as they navigate their relationships and desires, with a focus on steamy sex scenes and emotional connections. Despite some flaws in historical accuracy and writing style, the book introduces the series 'Brothers in Arms' and sets the stage for future storylines involving other characters.
She tried to control her breathing, to push the panic down deep, where all her other secrets were hiding. She shouldn’t have come. This wasn’t her life anymore; she had left it behind, and gladly. But... - #4
In "Lilacs and Leather" by Thora Woods, the story revolves around Lydia, an omega with a traumatic past who finds solace and love within the Pack Saint Clair. The book explores themes of found family, complex relationships, and overcoming past traumas. The writing style is praised for its authenticity in portraying the dynamics of MMFFM relationships within an omegaverse setting, with a touch of suspense and angst that keeps readers engaged.
Nothing gets me out of bed in the morning quite like my wedding day alarm. A chorus of church bells and cheering crowd noise fills my apartment, pulling me from sleep. I already feel the smile tugging... - #5
'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.
Her cackle makes me smirk, even if she’s forcing me to play the game with the worst graphics in history. Minecraft is the babysitter for grade school kids who are all jacked up on Mountain Dew when mo... - #6
'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.
The actors below stepped back from their final curtain call, and Aubrey slid his palm from Rupert’s thigh, where it had lain for half the last act. Rupert, whose warm hand had rested absently over his... - #7
"Rough, Raw, and Ready" by Lorelei James revolves around a love triangle involving ranchers and rodeo cowboys. The plot follows the characters Trevor, Chassie, and Edgard as they navigate their complex relationships and emotions. Set in a small Western town in Wyoming, the story delves into the raw and passionate dynamics between the trio, exploring themes of love, longing, and self-discovery. The writing style is described as steamy and sensual, with a focus on authentic emotions and character development, making the relationships between the main characters feel genuine and relatable.
Visitors were few and far between at the remote West homestead, especially on foot in the frigid month of February. The mildly warm day and clear skies could change in a helluva hurry on the high plai...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rough Riders ) - #8
"Faking with Benefits" by Lily Gold is a contemporary romance novel that follows Layla, a successful lingerie designer, who is struggling in her love life. With the help of her three hot neighbors and best friends, Zack, Luke, and Josh, Layla agrees to a fake dating experiment for their relationship advice podcast. As the experiment progresses, Layla navigates through polyamorous relationships, fake dating, and best friends to lovers trope, while also dealing with her past traumas and high school bullies. The story is told from multiple points of view, delving into the emotional journeys of each character and their unique personalities.
Standing in the wings, I take a deep breath, staring out at the runway. It stretches out in front of me, impossibly long and lit up by spotlights. Music blares from the speakers in the hall, mixing wi... - #9
'Queen Takes Knights' is a paranormal romance that introduces a refreshing take on vampires. The story follows Shara Isador as she discovers her true identity as a Queen and forms a unique bond with her Blood, Alrik and Daire. The book is praised for its intricate world-building, a mix of mythology, and a balance between plot and spicy scenes. The characters are described as deeply connected and devoted, with a storyline that keeps readers engaged and eager to explore more of the series.
I’d lose them for a few weeks at a time, but then I’d start to get that old familiar itch down my spine. I’d feel the eyes at dusk. Shadows crowded around my cheap room, testing the doors and windows,... - #10
'Written' in the series 'The Librarian's Coven' by Kathryn Moon is a captivating tale set in a University, focusing on the staff rather than the students. The story follows FMC Joanna, aged 27, and her relationship with three older professors, Callum, Aiden, and Isaac. The book beautifully weaves together elements of magic, romance, and intrigue, with steamy and enchanting scenes that grip the reader's imagination. The worldbuilding is exceptional, introducing a unique concept of magic that differs from the usual tropes, adding depth and richness to the narrative. The alternating points of view provide insights into the characters' thoughts and motivations, creating a well-rounded and engaging storyline.
I felt invisible, frozen in place. The Canderfey University campus was stuffed with people, pouring out of brick buildings and lounging in the grass under massive trees of the Hand Woods that surround...