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    Resisting the Alien Rider - Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides by Ursa Dax
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    Warm, witty, and wonderfully emotional - this is a sweet, character-driven romance with loads of heart and found-family feels. If you love cozy sci-fi westerns, pick it up!

    Resisting the Alien Rider tells the heartwarming and thrilling journey of Magnolia, Garrek, and his ward Killian as they travel through a dangerous landscape toward Magnolia's future husband, Oaken. This slow-burn romance creates a deep emotional connection between Garrek and Magnolia, despite Garrek's initial reluctance due to feelings of guilt and his protective mindset toward Killian. With moments of tension and action, the story explores the dynamics of their found family, showcasing how Magnolia’s nurturing personality helps Garrek and Killian heal while they navigate their complex emotions.

    The writing style is engaging, packed with humor and touching moments that pull readers into the characters' experiences. The author masterfully blends relatable humor with emotional depth, allowing readers to connect deeply with the characters. The story balances romance and adventure, creating a cozy atmosphere while also addressing themes of trust, healing, and family. Readers are sure to enjoy witty banter and laugh-out-loud scenarios, making it a delightful read that captivates from start to finish.

    November 2024
    268 pages

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cowboy Colony Mail-Order Brides )

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    David
    Book 9 in the series:Lonely Lords

    David - Lonely Lords by Grace Burrowes
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    'David' in the 'Lonely Lords' series by Grace Burrowes is a historical romance novel that delves deep into the lives of the main characters, Letty and David. Both Letty and David have experienced sorrow and regret in their past lives, shaping who they are when they meet and struggle believably with their relationship. The writing style captures the Regency Era's manners and social conflicts, making it feel real to the era and adding a layer of angst that resonates with the readers. The plot revolves around the obstacles between Letty and David, including their internal struggles and external threats, leading to a sense of near desperation and inevitable separation as their relationship progresses.

    2014
    371 pages

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lonely Lords )

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    The Man I Love
    Book 1 in the series:The Fish Tales

    The Man I Love - The Fish Tales by Suanne Laqueur
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    An exquisitely written, unforgettable novel that tackles trauma, friendship, and soul-deep love. Deeply emotional and real - be ready for tears, tough topics, and a love story that lingers long after the last page.

    'The Man I Love' in the series 'The Fish Tales' by Suanne Laqueur follows the journey of Erik, a college freshman who falls in love with a beautiful dancer named Daisy. Their lives are forever changed when a tragic event leads to trauma, betrayal, and the unraveling of their once perfect love. Spanning over a decade, the story explores themes of love, sexuality, trauma, and reconciliation, delving deep into the characters' emotional struggles and growth. Laqueur's writing style is described as breathtaking, emotionally charged, and captivating, weaving a tale that is intense, evocative, and deeply emotional.

    He was the son of a builder and a musician. He grew up around his father’s workbench, watching how things were made. Or around his mother’s piano, listening to how things were composed. The smoky smel...
    2014
    483 pages

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    Hunted on Predator Planet - Predator Planet by Vicky L. Holt
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    A refreshing, imaginative, and heartfelt sci-fi romance adventure - low on steam, high on suspense, charm, and alien authenticity.

    'Hunted on Predator Planet' in the series 'Predator Planet' by author Vicky L. Holt is a science fiction romance novel that follows the journey of Esra, who finds herself stranded on a dangerous planet inhabited by predator alien animals. The story revolves around Esra's encounters with Naraxthel, a hunter and warrior alien on a mission to hunt the vicious Rokhura. As Esra navigates the savage terrain with the help of her onboard AI VELMA, she forms a deep connection with Naraxthel, showcasing a slow-burn romance that focuses on emotional depth rather than physical intimacy. The book is praised for its lush and evocative writing style, vivid world-building, rich cultural references, and a unique system of worship where females are revered.

    The narrative of 'Hunted on Predator Planet' is driven by intense survival scenarios, action-packed sequences, and vibrant world-building, creating a mystical tapestry that draws readers into the story. The book offers a refreshing take on the sci-fi romance genre, steering away from typical tropes and instead focusing on building trust, alliances, and genuine connections between the characters. Holt's writing style is commended for its ability to maintain a steady pace, interweaving backstories, politics, intrigue, and science while delivering a slow-burn romance filled with action, snark, and humor.

    As my Emergency Egress Pod burned through the ionosphere of a huge green planet, I shrieked so loud I couldn’t hear the alarms blaring from within my vehicle, nor the calm vocalizations of the onboard...
    December 2019
    305 pages

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    Whiskey & Sin by Emily Rath
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    Silas, an omega on the run from his abusers, crosses paths with Bear, an alpha with a kind heart, during a stormy night. As they get to know each other, their destined bond becomes evident, leading to a slow burn romance filled with healing and love. The book delves into the omegaverse world, showcasing a fresh take on the dynamics between alphas and omegas, while also exploring themes of trauma, survival, and acceptance. Emily Rath's writing style effortlessly weaves together emotional depth, steamy scenes, and found family dynamics, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

    October 2022
    473 pages

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    Beautiful Survivors - Five Forgotten Souls by C.M. Stunich
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    'Beautiful Survivors' by C.M. Stunich follows the story of Merit, an orphan living in a group home with four boys - Nash, Gunner, Maddox, and Hitch. As they navigate the challenges of the foster care system, their bond deepens, and Merit starts to develop feelings for the boys that go beyond friendship. When a tragic event forces them to flee and live on the streets, their relationships are tested, and they find solace in each other's company. The book is described as a slow-burn reverse harem story focusing on emotional connections and character development, set against a backdrop of gritty realism and raw emotions.

    The writing style of 'Beautiful Survivors' is praised for its realistic portrayal of the characters' struggles and emotions. Readers appreciate the depth of the relationships portrayed in the book, the complex dynamics between the characters, and the slow build-up of the story, which allows for a strong connection with the protagonists.

    August 2017
    153 pages

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    Dreams of 18 by Saffron A. Kent
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    Dreams of 18 is a scorching, emotional read that’s all about forbidden love and self-discovery - perfect for fans of angsty, boundary-pushing romance. If you like your characters flawed and your stories full of feels, this one’s worth the hype.

    Dreams of 18 by Saffron A. Kent is a forbidden romance novel that follows the story of Violet and her best friend's dad, Mr. Graham Edwards. The book delves into the complexities of their age gap relationship, societal taboos, guilt, forgiveness, and personal growth. The writing style is described as captivating, emotional, and engaging, with a focus on character development and exploring heavy subject matters in a way that is not overwhelming.

    If he knows me – if – then doesn’t he also know that it freaks me out? I’ve never been good with people’s attention anyway. So if he knows me, doesn’t he know what happened to me and how I lost it whe...
    October 2019
    497 pages

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    Way Down Deep by Charlotte Stein, Cara McKenna
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    'Way Down Deep' by Charlotte Stein and Cara McKenna is a unique epistolary novel that unfolds entirely through text messages between two characters, Malcolm and Maya. The story delves into their burgeoning relationship, starting from accidental 'drunk' texts to full-on sexting, and eventually evolving into a deep emotional connection. Despite never meeting or exchanging photographs, Malcolm, a single dad struggling with trauma, and Maya, an agoraphobic woman haunted by her past, find solace and love in each other's words. The raw, brutally honest, and emotionally charged exchanges between the characters reveal their vulnerabilities, fears, and the healing power of connection.

    June 2017
    202 pages

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    Captured by the Fae Beast - Monsters of Faery by Mallory Dunlin
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    A gorgeously written, emotional, and slow-burn monster romance with great world-building and character depth - ideal for romantasy readers who like it angsty and heartfelt, but perhaps a bit slow for those craving nonstop action.

    In "Captured by the Fae Beast," readers are taken on a journey through a dark fantasy world where Leah, a woman faced with an impossible decision, finds herself in Faery, entangled in a slow-burn relationship with Dain, a broken man with a reputation as the monster prince. The book explores themes of love, vengeance, insecurity, survival, unity, friendship, and the journey towards self-betterment. The author weaves a tale filled with choices, sweet romance, dark fantasy elements, and unexpected twists, all while delving into the complexities of the characters' emotions and growth arcs.

    The story unfolds with Leah's growth arc as she navigates her newfound role in Faery, growing in confidence and discovering her potential while trying to find a balance with Dain, her soulmate. The book presents a mix of Beauty and the Beast retelling vibes, engaging plot twists, and well-developed characters that come alive in a world of pain, brutality, and beauty, reminiscent of Grimm fairy tales.

    I worked my way up the rugged granite climbing crag, following the route James had taken so I could remove each piece of gear and clip it onto the webbing looped over my shoulder. It was an amazing ro...
    October 2022
    384 pages

  10. A compassionate, insightful read that’s become a classic for a reason - Hold Me Tight is an invaluable companion for couples ready to create lasting change, though it works best when approached together.

    Hold Me Tight by Dr. Sue Johnson is a compelling guide to strengthening and deepening romantic relationships through practical exercises and conversational prompts that promote open and honest communication. Grounded in attachment theory, the book offers a roadmap for couples to navigate the complexities of love, attachment, and emotional connection. Through real-life case studies, the book illustrates how the principles outlined can help couples overcome relationship challenges and improve their emotional connection.

    Love may be the most used and the most potent word in the English language. We write tomes about it, pen poems about it. We sing about it and pray for it. We fight wars for it (see Helen of Troy) and...
    April 2008
    326 pages

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