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Save:A deliciously dramatic and adventurous romance that gives the Ascension trilogy a satisfying sendoff, even if it's not everyone's favorite in the series. For historical romance lovers who enjoy a little extra intrigue and heat.
(Also, see 63 recommendations for the series Ascension ) - #2
Save:A gut-punch of an angsty romance - if you want all the feels, dramatic groveling, and a once-cold hero trying to earn love, The Unwanted Wife is a classic of the trope. High on emotions, not for the faint of heart!
The house was dark and quiet when she got home, with no seething Sandro waiting at the front door this time, just echoing silence as she made her way upstairs and back into the spare bedroom. After a... - #3
Save:Wildly original and emotionally intense - a fever dream of motherhood meets speculative fiction. Polarizing and memorable, you’ll either be gripped or left bewildered, but you won’t forget it soon.
Her desperation for her children’s silence manifested as a suffocating force, the desire for a pillow, a pair of thick socks, anything she could shove into them to perfect their muteness and save thei... - #4
Save:Counting Down with You is a heartfelt, cozy teen romance with excellent anxiety rep and vibrant Bangladeshi culture - perfect for fans of fake dating, sweet love interests, and finding yourself amid family pressure.
Anarchy reigns in my little corner. My mom is on the phone, saying goodbye to her ten million friends, and my dad looks like he already regrets agreeing to go on a month-long trip to Bangladesh with h... Unflinching, eye-opening, and deeply moving, Tyson’s book is essential reading for anyone who truly wants to understand how America’s racial past bleeds into the present. It’s not easy, but it’s unforgettable.
DADDY AND ROGER and ’em shot ’em a nigger.” That’s what Gerald Teel said to me in my family’s driveway in Oxford, North Carolina, on May 12, 1970. We were both ten years old. I was bouncing a basketba...- #6
Save:A thought-provoking, edgy YA read that tackles heavy topics with honesty and hope. While not for everyone, its emotional punch and unique premise make it stand out - perfect for fans of raw, real-life issues.
1. Bill Buckner, Red Sox first baseman, blew the 1986 World Series, ground ball rolled between his legs R AIN ARRIVES AT ABOUT SEVEN O’CLOCK. A UDREY AND I ARE still in the tent. I hear the first rain... - #7
Save:'Travis' in the series 'Pelion Lake' by Mia Sheridan follows the redemption journey of Travis Hale, a character previously introduced in 'Archer's Voice'. Readers witness Travis's growth and transformation as he navigates his past mistakes and strives to become a better person. The story introduces Haven, a sweet and nurturing girl who challenges Travis to confront his flaws and embrace change. Set in Pelion, Maine, the book delves into themes of family dynamics, personal growth, and the power of love to heal past wounds.
The lake sparkled beyond the trees as I pushed open my brother’s gate, the squeak from the rusty hinges breaking the silence of the still summer evening. Noise that was quickly and boisterously joined... - #8
Save:'How to Breathe Underwater' by Vicky Skinner is a character-driven contemporary young adult romance that follows Kate, a high school junior, as she navigates through family drama, friend drama, and starting over at a new school. The book explores themes of finding oneself and learning to cope with sudden changes, while delving into the romance between Kate and Michael. The plot involves various subplots including Kate's relationships with her friends, family, and the pool, all tied together by the main theme of resilience in the face of adversity.
The story is written in a heartwarming and charming manner, with vivid and memorable vignettes scattered throughout the narrative. The book focuses on character development, particularly that of Kate and Michael, while also introducing a variety of well-developed secondary characters who each bring something special to the story. The romance is portrayed with wonderful build-up, keeping readers engaged and rooting for the characters until the end.
I could see the swimmer beside me every time I came up for air. His face was distorted slightly by the plastic separator that divided his lane from mine, but I could see him pushing, his arms pumping... - #9
Save:'Some Enchanted Season' by Marilyn Pappano revolves around the story of Maggie and Ross, a married couple who have drifted apart over the years. Ross, consumed by work and ambition, neglects his marriage to focus on amassing wealth and status. When a car accident leaves Maggie with memory loss and a strained marriage, the two are forced to confront their relationship during the holiday season. Through emotional turmoil and rediscovery, they navigate forgiveness, redemption, and the true meaning of happiness amidst a small town setting.
The writing style of the book is emotionally engaging and evocative, pulling readers into the heartache and struggles of Maggie and Ross. The plot unfolds with layers of guilt, betrayal, and the journey towards reconciliation, with a touch of divine intervention that prompts introspection and growth in the characters.
Ross McKinney stood at the massive window that made up the outer wall of his office and gazed out across the city. It was a cold, gray morning, not the sort that put Buffalo in its best light. The cit... - #10
Save:A sizzling, emotional, and satisfying finale to the series that puts Eden front and center - perfect for fans of bold romance, but maybe not a fit if you’re not into kink or poly relationships.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Salacious Players Club )
