Books matching: age gap romance
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Save:A sizzling, funny nanny-boss romance loaded with heart, heat, and family feels - perfect if you want your love stories dramatic, sexy, and a little bit messy.
'Mr. Masters' by T.L. Swan is a steamy romance novel that follows the story of Brielle, a young nanny from Australia, who begins working for Judge Julian Masters, a widowed father of two. The book explores their complex relationship, filled with heated sexual attraction, bickering, and funny episodes that lead to a slow-building romance. Through dual POVs, the story delves into personal struggles, family dynamics, and emotional growth, all portrayed with honesty and depth. The writing style is described as different and captivating, with well-developed characters and a balance of humor, romance, and angst.
Customs is ridiculously slow, and a man has been pulled into the office up ahead. It all looks very suspicious from my position at the back of the line. “What do you think he did?” I whisper as I cran...May 2018•468 pages - #2
Save:If you crave a broody, duty-bound mafia boss and a heroine who refuses to be a doormat, Bound by Duty delivers. Expect slow-burn angst, gritty family drama, and a satisfying emotional payoff - provided you don't mind the cold hero thawing on his own timetable.
Bound by Duty is the second book in the Born in Blood Mafia Chronicles by Cora Reilly. The story follows Valentina, a widow who enters into an arranged marriage with Dante Cavallaro, the Capo of the Outfit in Chicago. Despite both characters being consumed by loss from their previous marriages, they navigate their relationship, filled with secrets and challenges. The book delves into the mafia world, showcasing power struggles, loyalty, and the complexities of arranged marriages in this dangerous setting. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on character development, relationships, and the emotional growth of the protagonists.
Of course I’d known it would happen. My father had made his standpoint clear the moment my first husband Antonio had been buried. I was too young to stay unmarried. But I hadn’t expected my father to...2015•266 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Born in Blood Mafia Chronicles ) - #3
Save:A heartfelt, spicy single dad x nanny romance with great character growth and found family feels; perfect for anyone craving emotion-driven hockey romance with lots of heat!
'Learn Your Lesson' by Kandi Steiner is a heartwarming story about Will, a single dad and professional hockey player, who struggles to find a nanny for his daughter Ava. When he offers the job to Chloe, Ava's teacher, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways. As their relationship evolves from professional to personal, Chloe's impact on both Will and Ava's lives is profound. The book beautifully captures the complexities of their individual growth, the dynamics of their budding romance, and the importance of family and found connections. Kandi Steiner's writing style shines through in the emotional depth of the characters and the engaging storyline that keeps readers invested till the end.
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Save:Heartfelt, slow-burn romance with a strong but damaged heroine and a grumpy hero learning to open up. It’s a top-notch comfort read for fans of Zapata’s style, but may drag for readers who prefer snappier pacing or dual perspectives.
Luna and the Lie by Mariana Zapata follows the story of Luna Allen, who had a difficult upbringing but managed to build a life for herself, taking care of her siblings and finding solace in her work at a repair garage. The book explores Luna's journey of personal growth, her developing friendship with her grumpy boss, Lucas Ripley, and the slow burn romance that blossoms between them. The writing style is described as character-driven, with a focus on the gradual progression of the relationship between Luna and Ripley, as well as the emotional depth and relatability of the characters.
If I had to guess why I was the lucky winner of that mouth being turned down, it might have been because I’d had my eyes closed for… I glanced at my old but faithful G-Shock watch... the last twenty m...December 2018•627 pages - #5
Save:A steamy, swoony, and heartfelt Victorian romance that’s perfect for fans of big age-gap love - and for anyone who enjoys emotional, character-rich storytelling. Not without its quirks, but certainly worth a read for historical romance lovers.
In 'December Heart' by Merry Farmer, Mariah Travers, a jilted woman with a scandalous past, finds herself betrothed to Lord Peter de Vere, the Earl of Dunsford, in an arranged marriage orchestrated by her father. Despite the significant age gap between them, Mariah and Peter embark on a journey of love and self-discovery, each carrying their own emotional baggage and secrets. The story unfolds with themes of romance, betrayal, societal expectations, and the challenges of navigating relationships in Victorian England. The book delves into the complexities of age gap relationships, family dynamics, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
The writing style in 'December Heart' is praised for its descriptive nature, historical accuracy, and the ability to bring characters to life. Readers appreciate the realistic portrayal of the era, the depth of the characters, and the intricate weaving of plots that include elements of humor, adventure, and camaraderie. The book explores themes of love, loss, redemption, and personal growth, drawing readers into a world filled with passion, danger, and emotional depth.
May was the most beautiful month in the English countryside. Everyone said so. Meticulously tended gardens and sprawling, wildflower meadows alike glowed with fresh, colorful blooms. Trees stood tall,...January 2018•379 pages - #6
Save:A deliciously steamy and surprisingly tender age-gap romance that’s heavy on the feels, mild on the kink, and absolutely worth a read if you like heat and heart in equal measure.
'Daddy Crush' by Adriana Anders is a steamy romance novel that follows the story of Jerusha, a sheltered young woman who seeks intimate lessons from her older neighbor, Karl. Despite their age gap and past experiences, Karl and Jerusha develop a passionate relationship that challenges societal norms. The book explores themes of self-discovery, desire, and breaking free from traditional expectations. Adriana Anders crafts a captivating narrative that blends sweet moments with intense sensuality, creating a story that keeps readers engaged from beginning to end.
Quick, decisive footsteps scuff down a set of wooden stairs, over a few feet of sidewalk, then up onto my porch. It’s Karl, my neighbor. Like every other time I’ve seen him, something flops around in...November 2020•245 pages - #7
Save:A spicy, surprisingly sweet age gap romance that's heavy on heart and heat - as long as you don't mind a few kinks and a lot of tender moments, 'The Wild One' is perfect for fans of unconventional love stories.
Beck, a 37-year-old single mom to 8-month-old Jett, meets Beau, a 26-year-old mechanic, after a broken AC leads her to him. Despite a rude first impression, Beau realizes Beck is what he needed to sort out his problems. Together, they navigate love, family, and partnership as they learn to overcome their insecurities and age gap. The story progresses naturally, showcasing the personal growth of each character and the realistic portrayal of motherhood. The relationship between Beck and Beau is developed authentically, with Beau's maturity and determination shining through as he adores Jett and prioritizes their family.
September 2022•454 pages - #8
Save:A gripping, emotional romance for angst-lovers who don't mind taboo topics, age gaps, or heartbreaking twists. But beware: this book will yank your heartstrings - and maybe stomp on them - so check content warnings first!
'The Confidence of Wildflowers' by Micalea Smeltzer is a book that delves into the complex relationships and emotional struggles of the main character, Salem. The story follows Salem, an eighteen-year-old who forms a unique bond with her older neighbor, Thayer, a single dad. Despite facing dark topics, emotional triggers, and taboo tropes, the book captures the blossoming relationship between Salem and Thayer, intertwining themes of romance, enduring love, and heartbreak. The plot unfolds with unexpected twists, leaving readers gasping and emotionally invested in the characters' journeys.
No one says that, not explicitly, but it’s implied in the way you’re expected to have a college picked out, an entire career path already in mind. A plan on where you want to be and who you want to be...March 2022•414 pages - #9
Save:A bold, emotionally charged romance with plenty of suspense and depth - perfect for fans of military love stories and adventurous pairings willing to root for an older hero and a whip-smart heroine.
In 'The Admiral's Bride' by Suzanne Brockmann, Admiral Jake Robinson, a revered war hero, teams up with Dr. Zoe Lange, a young expert on chemical weapons, to recover stolen canisters of a deadly nerve gas. The two must pose as a married couple to infiltrate a compound where the nerve gas is stored. As they navigate their undercover mission, they face challenges such as age differences, lingering feelings for lost loved ones, and the unexpected development of real feelings for each other. The book combines elements of action, romance, and suspense, with a focus on character development and relationship dynamics.
'The Admiral's Bride' is praised for its well-developed characters, particularly Admiral Jake and Dr. Zoe Lange, who are depicted as strong, independent individuals facing personal struggles and professional challenges. The book explores themes of love, second chances, and sacrifice against a backdrop of military operations and espionage. Readers appreciate the blend of romance, suspense, and character growth, as well as the engaging writing style that keeps the plot moving at a steady pace.
Her boss, Patrick Sullivan, had told her only that she was a candidate for an important and potentially long-term assignment. Zoe had figured that appropriate dress for such a meeting meant comfortabl...1999•289 pages
(Also, see 40 recommendations for the series Tall, Dark & Dangerous ) - #10
Save:'Another Dawn' by Sandra Brown is the second installment in the Coleman Family Saga series, set in the rough and rugged Territory of Texas in the 1890s. The story revolves around the characters Banner Coleman and Jake Langston, the offspring of Lydia, Ross, and Ma Langston from the previous book. The plot unfolds with 18-year-old Banner's disrupted wedding ceremony, leading to a series of events filled with love, lust, suspense, and complicated relationships. The writing style is described as engaging, with a blend of romantic fantasy, vividly depicting the Old West with its challenges and envious relationships.
She felt every bit a bride as she stood at the back of the church, out of sight behind a flower-bedecked screen, and gazed at the people who had given up a Saturday afternoon to come see her marry Gra...June 1985•466 pages
(Also, see 75 recommendations for the series Coleman Family Saga )
