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    Fairest of Them All - Once Upon a Time by Teresa Medeiros
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    In the book 'Fairest of Them All' by Teresa Medeiros, the story revolves around Holly de Chastel, a beautiful lady in England in 1325 who disguises herself as plain to avoid unwanted attention. She becomes the prize in a tournament arranged by her father and is won by Sir Austyn of Gravenmore, a Welsh knight looking for a plain wife due to a family curse. As their love story unfolds, secrets of family curses, deception, and hidden identities are revealed, leading to a tale of humor, passion, and love set in the Middle Ages.

    Holly smothered a yawn into her hand as the minstrel strummed his lute and drew breath for another verse. She feared she’d nod off into her wine before he got around to praising any attributes below h...

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    The Danger of Desire - Sinful Suitors by Sabrina Jeffries
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    'The Danger of Desire' in the 'Sinful Suitors' series by Sabrina Jeffries follows the story of Delia Trevor and Warren Corry, Marquess of Knightford. Delia, seeking revenge for her brother's death, disguises herself as a man to uncover the man responsible, while Warren is tasked with keeping an eye on her by his cousin. As the two characters navigate secrets, dangers, and a forced marriage, they find themselves drawn to each other in unexpected ways, leading to a complex and emotional journey of trust and love. The writing style captures the emotional struggles of the characters, the mystery surrounding Delia's quest, and the evolving relationship between Delia and Warren.

    When Warren Corry, Marquess of Knightford, arrived at a Venetian breakfast thrown by the Duke and Duchess of Lyons, he regretted having stayed out until the wee hours of the morning. Last night he’d b...

    (Also, see 74 recommendations for the series Sinful Suitors )

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    Velvet Song
    Book 5 in the series:Montgomery/Taggert

    Velvet Song - Montgomery/Taggert by Jude Deveraux
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    'Velvet Song' in the series 'Montgomery/Taggert' by author Jude Deveraux is a medieval romance set in England. The story follows Alyx Blackett, a young woman who seeks refuge in the woods disguised as a boy after her father is murdered and her home is destroyed. She finds sanctuary in the camp of Raine Montgomery, an outlawed nobleman, where she hides her true identity while working as his squire. As tensions rise between the Montgomerys and the Chatworths, Alyx's love for Raine becomes a pivotal force, leading to a tale of passion, loyalty, and sacrifice.

    The writing style of Jude Deveraux in 'Velvet Song' is praised for its ability to vividly depict the medieval setting and characters, creating a story that pulls readers in with its detailed descriptions and emotionally charged plot. explores themes of love, honor, and family ties against the backdrop of a tumultuous historical period, with a focus on the development of the central characters and their relationships amidst challenging circumstances.

    high stone wall, the gray of the stones casting a long, early-morning shadow over the many houses packed inside. Well-worn pathways connected the buildings, radiating out from the central position of ...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Montgomery/Taggert )

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    The Ugly Stepsister - Reimagined Fairy Tales {Megan Van Dyke] by Megan Van Dyke
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    'The Ugly Stepsister' by Megan Van Dyke is a reimagined fairy tale that turns the story of Cinderella on its head. The plot follows Anna, who is on the run from Queen Cinderella, her cruel stepsister. Disguised as a young man, she teams up with Will, a huntsman also fleeing the Queen. Together, they embark on a quest to depose the evil Queen and save the kingdom. The story is filled with elements of found family, revenge, protector vibes, and touches of spice, creating a unique and engaging Cinderella retelling that incorporates characters from other fairy tales like Snow White. The writing style is fast-paced, with well-timed information delivery and humorous moments that keep the reader engaged and entertained.


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    Mr Blank
    Book 1 in the series:Fill in the Blank

    Mr Blank - Fill in the Blank by Justin Robinson
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    'Mr Blank' by Justin Robinson is a noir comedy that follows the adventures of the titular character, a man who is a part of every conspiracy in Los Angeles without being caught. The book is filled with witty narration, cultural references, and a plot that keeps readers guessing until the last page. Robinson's writing style merges classic noir elements with genre-bending sci-fi, creating a unique and entertaining reading experience.

    I do the scut work, the crap no one else wants to do. I don’t fly the black helicopters, I don’t mutilate any cattle, and I sure as hell don’t kill anybody. But if you need your lone nut’s gun conveni...

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    The Burning Sky - The Elemental Trilogy by Sherry Thomas
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    'The Burning Sky' by Sherry Thomas is a young adult fantasy novel that follows the story of Iolanthe, a powerful mage who must hide her magic and assume a false identity as a boy to stay safe. She crosses paths with Prince Titus, who is on a mission to save his kingdom from conquerors. Together, they embark on an epic adventure filled with ancient magic, hidden identities, and a destiny that they cannot escape. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot, intricate world-building, and the complex relationships between the characters.

    The writing style of 'The Burning Sky' is described as engaging and enthralling, with vivid descriptions that transport readers into a world of magic and power. The story is filled with action, deception, and betrayal, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow Iolanthe and Titus on their journey of self-discovery and bravery.

    They said that when an elemental mage called forth flame, she stole a little from every fire in the world. That would make Iolanthe Seabourne quite the thief, gathering millions of sparks into one gre...

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    Love on the Brain - The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
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    'Love on the Brain' by Ali Hazelwood is a romance novel set in a STEM environment, featuring intelligent and quirky female protagonists. The story follows Bee, a neuroscientist who is chosen to lead a research team for NASA, only to find out that she will be co-leading with Levi, her former grad school nemesis. As they work together on the project, their relationship evolves from enemies to lovers, filled with twists, humor, and a touch of mystery. The book explores themes of love, career challenges, and the complexities of relationships in a STEM setting, all wrapped in Ali Hazelwood's unique writing style that combines wit, humor, and romance.

    It’s actually a pretty cool story: a scientist friend hooked her up with Pierre Curie. They awkwardly admitted to having read each other’s papers and flirted over beakers full of liquid uranium, and h...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Love Hypothesis )

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    Defy
    Book 1 in the series:Defy

    Defy - Defy by Sara B. Larson
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    Defy by Sara B. Larson is a high fantasy novel following the story of Alexa, a girl who disguises herself as a boy to avoid a fate worse than death. She joins the prince's guard and must navigate loyalty, love, and political intrigue in a world on the brink of war. The plot is filled with adventure, mystery, and romance, with a focus on the struggles of the characters against a backdrop of political turmoil and personal secrets.

    MARCEL LUNGED AT me, his movement lightning fast. But my block was even faster. Our practice swords collided, sending a jolt up my arm. We’d been sparring for quite a while, but neither of us was read...

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    The Masqueraders by Georgette Heyer
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    The Masqueraders by Georgette Heyer is a Georgian romance novel that follows the story of siblings, Prudence and Robin, who are on the run after being involved in the Jacobite Rebellion. They masquerade as the opposite gender - Prudence as Peter and Robin as Kate - in order to evade detection. The book is filled with intrigue, disguises, duels, love affairs, and court cases as the siblings navigate high society while maintaining their facade. The writing style is described as witty, charming, and fast-paced, with a touch of Shakespearean comedy and swashbuckling adventures.


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    First Lady - Wynette, Texas by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
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    In "First Lady" by Susan Elizabeth Phillips, the story follows Nealy, a widowed First Lady who escapes the White House and embarks on a road trip with journalist Mat and two children in search of normalcy and love. Nealy and Mat form an unlikely family as they navigate secrets and challenges, blending humor, romance, and poignant moments throughout their journey.

    The book explores themes of family, love, and self-discovery, with a mix of humor and heartfelt moments as Nealy and Mat confront their pasts and build a new future together. The plot intertwines political intrigue, romance, and adventure, creating a captivating story that keeps readers engaged till the end.

    CORNELIA LITCHFIELD CASE had an itchy nose. Otherwise, it was a very elegant nose. Perfectly shaped, discreet, polite. Her forehead was patrician, her cheekbones gracefully carved, but not so sharp as...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Wynette, Texas )

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