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Save:"The Arrangement" by Mary Balogh is part of the Survivor's Club series and follows the story of Vincent Hunt, a blind member of the survivors' club who unexpectedly inherits a title and wealth. Vincent's family tries to manipulate him into a marriage, but he forms a practical and loving relationship with Sophia Fry, a poor relation known as the "mouse." Together, they navigate the challenges of their circumstances and grow closer, ultimately finding love and support in each other.
When it became clear to Vincent Hunt, Viscount Darleigh, that if he stayed at home for the remainder of the spring he would without any doubt at all be betrothed, even married, before summer had prope... - #2
Save:"Second Sight" in the series "Away From Keyboard" by Patricia D. Eddy follows the story of Dax, an ex Special Forces soldier who was blinded after 15 months of captivity and torture. Running an elite investigative firm, Dax crosses paths with Evianna, a brilliant woman facing struggles in uncovering who is sabotaging her life-changing project. As Dax and Evianna navigate their own personal challenges and past traumas, they find themselves drawn to each other, forming a deep connection amidst a backdrop of mystery and suspense. The writing style is described as fluid, honest, and direct, engaging readers with memorable moments and a deep emotional connection to the characters.
So why can’t I pick up the damn phone? Pushing to my feet, I stalk over to the window and press my hands to the glass. Sun warms my palms, brightens the perpetual thick haze surrounding me, and I try ...
(Also, see 45 recommendations for the series Away From Keyboard ) - #3
Save:In "Romancing the Duke," Izzy Goodnight, a penniless and determined heroine, inherits a castle from her godfather, only to find the brooding and disfigured Duke of Rothbury, Ransom, still in residence. As the two clash over ownership of the castle, their mutual attraction grows, leading to a romance filled with humor, emotion, and sparring that defies their initial impressions of each other. The story unfolds with elements of fairy tales, humor, and a touch of realism, as Izzy and Ransom navigate their individual traumas and ultimately find love in a unique and entertaining way.
Because the name Isolde Ophelia Goodnight also suggested romance. Swooning, star-crossed, legendary romance. And for as long as she could remember, Izzy had been waiting—with dwindling faith and incre... - #4
Save:In "Dearest Rogue" by Elizabeth Hoyt, Lady Phoebe Batten, a young woman struggling with her blindness and societal restrictions, finds herself under the protection of Captain James Trevillion, a former dragoon with his own physical limitations. As they navigate their budding romance amidst danger and family dynamics, the story explores themes of overcoming challenges, finding joy in life's circumstances, and defying societal expectations. The book is praised for its sweet and sensual romance, well-handled portrayal of disabilities, and engaging banter between the protagonists.
Captain James Trevillion, formerly of the 4th Dragoons, was used to dangerous places. He’d hunted highwaymen in the stews of St Giles, apprehended smugglers along the cliffs of Dover, and guarded Tybu...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Maiden Lane ) - #5
Save:'Yours Until Dawn' by Teresa Medeiros is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Gabriel Fairchild, a blinded war hero, and his nurse, Samantha Wickersham. The book explores their relationship as Samantha tries to bring Gabriel out of his dark and isolated world. The plot features a twist on the 'Beauty and the Beast' trope, with elements of love letters, heartwarming moments, and a surprising ending. The writing style is described as light-hearted, engaging, and filled with witty banter between the main characters.
From somewhere deep in the sprawling Jacobean mansion, a tremendous crash sounded. Although the portly butler who was conducting the interview visibly flinched and the housekeeper standing at rigid at... - #6
Save:The Proposal by Mary Balogh is the first book in the Survivor's Club series, focusing on the romance between Gwendoline, Lady Muir, and Hugo, Lord Trentham. The story delves into the psychological struggles and healing journey of the lead characters, who are both survivors of past traumas. Balogh's writing style intertwines philosophy, human emotions, and the drive to survive, creating an engaging narrative set in the early 1800s.
The plot unfolds slowly, revealing the deep emotional wounds and dark secrets of Gwendoline and Hugo as they navigate misconceptions and misunderstandings while grappling with their growing attraction. The book explores themes of resilience, companionship, and the complexities of relationships against the backdrop of a historical romance, making it a compelling read for fans of the genre.
Gwendoline Grayson, Lady Muir, hunched her shoulders and drew her cloak more snugly about her. It was a brisk, blustery March day, made chillier by the fact that she was standing down at the fishing h... - #7
Save:In Shana Galen's "Third Son's a Charm," readers are introduced to Lady Lorraine Caldwell, a headstrong and impulsive woman who believes she is in love with Francis, despite warnings from others. Ewan Mostyn, an ex-soldier with a troubled past, is tasked with protecting Lorraine from her reckless behavior, leading to a tumultuous relationship filled with intrigue and romance. As Ewan and Lorraine spend more time together, their inner longings are revealed, bringing them closer despite their differences and challenges.
Shana Galen's writing style brings the beginning of the nineteenth century to life in a captivating way, immersing readers in a world of balls, beautiful gowns, societal rules, and intricate family relationships. The story is entertaining, filled with twists, suspense, and charming romance, making it a delightful read that keeps readers engaged and eager to follow the characters' journey.
Ewan Mostyn, third son of the Earl of Pembroke, prowled the main room of Langley’s gaming hell like a golden-maned lion stalked the savannah. Ewan moved through the ornate room with its red and black ... - #8
Save:'Kill Switch' by Penelope Douglas is the third book in the 'Devil's Night' series, focusing on the character of Damon. The book delves into Damon's dark past, revealing his vulnerabilities and the events that shaped him into the complex character he is. Winter, a strong and independent character, enters Damon's life, bringing about a transformation in him. The book intricately weaves together past and present timelines, exploring the dynamics between the characters and uncovering deep emotions and secrets. Penelope Douglas's writing style is described as exquisite, drawing readers into the story and making them feel like a part of the intense and passionate moments.
My ballet slipper brushes the hardwood floor as I slowly step down the long hallway. The glow of the candles on their pedestals line the dark walls, and I fidget with my fingers as I glance left to ri...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Devil's Night ) - #9
Save:Corrupt by Penelope Douglas is a dark and suspenseful romance novel that follows the unique and intense relationship between Rika and Michael. The story is filled with mind games, dangerous pranks, and boundary-pushing freedom, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The plot switches between past and present, revealing a mysterious and lust-filled narrative that challenges the characters' sense of right and wrong.
I didn’t need a new dress. I already had several I’d only worn once, and at nineteen, I could definitely pick out my own clothes. Not that he would be here to see it anyway, and if he was, he wouldn’t... - #10
Save:'Rush' in the series 'City Lights' by Emma Scott follows the intertwined stories of Charlotte, a Julliard graduate violinist struggling with grief and loss, and Noah, an adrenaline junkie journalist and extreme sports enthusiast who becomes blind after a near-fatal accident. As these two broken individuals come together, they embark on a journey of healing, acceptance, and love. The narrative explores themes of resilience, anger, grief, acceptance, hope, and the transformative power of love in the face of life-altering challenges. Emma Scott's writing style beautifully captures the emotional depth of the characters, their struggles, and their journey towards healing and finding solace in each other.
