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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.


    (Also, see 98 recommendations for the series Lonely Lords )

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    Dreams of 18 by Saffron A. Kent
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    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...

  3. 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 ...

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    Meet Me in Madrid by Verity Lowell
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    Meet Me in Madrid by Verity Lowell is a lesbian adult romance novel that follows the story of two women, Adrianna and Charlotte, navigating a long-distance relationship while balancing their personal lives and career aspirations. The book delves into themes of love, career goals, and the challenges of maintaining a relationship from thousands of miles apart. The writing style is praised for being well-grounded in real-life experiences, featuring steamy romantic moments, and focusing on the complexities of a long-distance romance set against career advancement.


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    Three Simple Rules - Blindfold Club by Nikki Sloane
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    Evelyn Russell, a talented designer, finds herself in a predicament where she must sell her body for one night at an exclusive BDSM club after a simple mistake jeopardizes her career. Blindfolded and bound, she surrenders to a man who pushed her into the situation. The story unfolds with steamy scenes and a romantic connection between Evelyn and the mysterious man, exploring themes of control, self-discovery, and emotional vulnerability. The book seamlessly blends titillating erotica with heartwarming romance, captivating readers with its well-developed characters and a compelling storyline that delves into exploring the characters' sexual desires and emotional evolution.

    My best friend Payton and I were celebrating her best month yet at her job, where she’d pulled in forty thousand dollars, more than I’d make all year after taxes. Actually, she’d made it in a handful ...

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    Love Virtually by Daniel Glattauer
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    'Love Virtually' by Daniel Glattauer is an epistolary novel that unfolds through email exchanges between two characters, Leo and Emmi, who accidentally meet online. The plot delves into their virtual relationship, exploring themes of love, communication, and the blurred lines between the digital and physical world. The writing style is described as engaging, realistic, and witty, with the email format allowing for a deep dive into the characters' thoughts, emotions, and interactions.


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    Blind Side
    Book 2 in the series:Red Zone Rivals

    Blind Side - Red Zone Rivals by Kandi Steiner
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    'Blind Side' by Kandi Steiner is a college fake dating sports romance that follows the story of Clay Johnson, a college football player trying to win back his ex-girlfriend, and Giana Jones, a PR coordinator for the football team. The two enter into a fake relationship to make others jealous but end up discovering a deeper connection. The plot includes elements of fake dating, sexy tutoring, friends to lovers, and a twist that challenges their growing relationship. The writing style is described as angsty, emotionally resonant, adorable, and steamy, with well-developed characters facing real-life problems in a realistic manner.

    The summer sun was high and bright in the sky, warm on my skin as I bounced across the North Boston University football field with my iPad in tow, checking off the list of players I needed to pull ove...

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    Skydive
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    Book 1 in the series:Dragons of Ardaine

    Skydive - Dragons of Ardaine by Roe Horvat
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    'Skydive' in the 'Dragons of Ardaine' series by Roe Horvat is a steamy omegaverse paranormal romance featuring dragons and fated mates. The story follows Lawrence, a personal assistant, who unexpectedly meets Ernest, a dragon shifter, and discovers they are fated mates. As their relationship develops, the book explores themes of deep connection, romantic development, and intense chemistry, all set in a world where dragons exist alongside humans. Horvat skillfully balances sensuality with emotions, creating a satisfying read that leaves readers eager for more in the series.


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    This Is Not the End by Sidney Bell
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    'This Is Not the End' by Sidney Bell revolves around a polyamorous relationship between characters Anya, Zac, and Cal. The story delves into their deep emotional connections and explores the dynamics of their triad relationship with honesty and maturity. The author, Sidney Bell, portrays the characters in a nuanced and realistic manner, making their love and struggles feel raw and authentic. Readers praised the book for its steamy love scenes, character depth, and the way it beautifully portrays the complexities of love in various forms.

    “Why haven’t you ever fucked Cal?” Anya asks her husband one afternoon in the kitchen, musing aloud around a mouthful of undressed spinach salad. She’s trying to shuck the last of the post-baby weight...

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    Hearts in Darkness - Hearts in Darkness by Laura Kaye
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    Makenna and Caden find themselves stuck in a dark elevator, leading to a unique opportunity to get to know each other without preconceived notions based on looks. The story unfolds through their interactions in the confined space, allowing them to bond emotionally and physically. As they share their stories, fears, and desires, a connection forms between them, raising the question of what will happen when the lights come back on and they can see each other for the first time.

    Laura Kaye's "Hearts in Darkness" presents a short and sweet romance between two strangers who discover each other's personalities in the darkness of an elevator. The book focuses on the characters' vulnerabilities, their gradual connection, and the realism in their interactions, creating a captivating and steamy love story within a confined setting.

    Makenna James huffed her frustration at her crappy day as she jogged toward the waiting elevator. Her cell phone rang in her suit jacket pocket. She shifted her bags over her right shoulder to pull it...

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