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Save:Emotional, thoughtful, and refreshingly inclusive - if you crave slow-burn, character-driven romance with depth and heart, "Free Hand" is a must-pick. Just expect some heavy themes and a leisurely pace.
“I’m surprised you took your boyfriend’s cock out of your mouth long enough to check up on your old man.” The cruelty in the voice didn’t faze Derek much anymore, though tonight his defenses were low.... - #2
Save:A sweet, slow-burn college romance full of heart and Disney sparkle; perfect for fans of character-driven love stories, but might feel a bit meandering for those after punchier pacing.
The adorable youngling at the student union entrance, for example, would make a nice appetizer, despite the fact that the kid looked as if he’d stepped out of Mayberry. Sex, however, would have to wai... - #3
Save:Connection Error by Annabeth Albert is a heartwarming story that follows the journey of Ryan, a Navy SEAL undergoing rehabilitation for his injuries, and Josiah, a geeky and endearing character coping with ADHD. Their chance meeting on a flight leads to an unexpected connection as they navigate personal challenges, physical limitations, and a long-distance relationship. The book delves deep into themes of love, resilience, and growth, portraying a realistic and engaging storyline that captivates readers with its well-developed characters and heartfelt moments.
Somewhere between the third newsstand and the fourth moving sidewalk in LAX, Josiah regretted not joining his friend Ravi in training for a 10k charity race. Nothing like a flat-out sprint from the ch...
(Also, see 30 recommendations for the series #gaymers ) - #4
Save:A unique, steamy, and touching historical romance with a brilliantly unconventional hero; a must-read for fans of character-driven love stories - though not everyone will vibe with the hotter scenes or the suspense subplot.
“I find that a Ming bowl is like a woman’s breast,” Sir Lyndon Mather said to Ian Mackenzie, who held the bowl in question between his fingertips. “The swelling curve, the creamy pallor. Don’t you agr... - #5
Save:'In the Absence of Light' by Adrienne Wilder is a heartfelt story about a man who leaves behind his illegal business and moves to a quiet town, encountering a severely autistic man named Morgan. The plot delves into their developing relationship, the challenges they face, and the town's unique dynamics. The writing style is praised for its compassionate portrayal of autism, the depth of character exploration, and the engaging storytelling that mixes romance with elements of suspense and drama.
Toolies was located on one of the few paved roads running through Durstrand. Breakfast—hot, deep fried, and homemade—could be ordered all day long. At night when the church-going people were at home r... - #6
Save:A fun, spicy, and surprisingly heartfelt rom-com that brings representation and real-life struggles to the romance genre. Recommended for fans of smart heroines, cinnamon roll heroes, and anyone after a modern love story with emotional depth - just be ready for open-door steam and some classic romance beats!
“You’re the best superintendent we’ve ever had,” she cooed from the bathroom doorway, clasping one wrinkled hand to her bony chest. Her shock of white hair fairly quivered with emotion. Bit of a drama... - #7
Save:A moving, tender romance with standout neurodiverse and mental health representation - perfect for readers craving empathy and hope.
I saw Jeremey the day we moved into our house in Ames, Iowa. We moved there before I started my freshman year at Iowa State University. Jeremey’s house was across from ours in the back, on the other s... - #8
Save:A fresh, heartfelt sports romance with complex characters and real emotional punch - a must-try if you want something different in the New Adult genre.
It was move-in day at Harkness College, and parents of the new frosh were oohing and ahhing all around campus. As the official tour guides will tell you, three of the last six presidents held at least... A must-read, compelling collection that will challenge, move, and expand your understanding - everyone should pick up Disability Visibility at least once.
He insists he doesn’t want to kill me. He simply thinks it would have been better, all things considered, to have given my parents the option of killing the baby I once was and to let other parents ki...- #10
Save:A charming, gentle romance about second chances, overcoming old fears, and finding happiness where you least expect it - perfect for fans of emotional, mature love stories in a rural setting.
David sat against the rough wooden boards of the cow stall and watched Gertrude die. She opened her big brown eyes once toward the end and gazed at him for a long moment. In the glow of the lantern li...
