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Save:Cherry Adair's 'Out of Sight' is a romantic action-filled book following T FLAC operative A.J. Cooper and her partner Kane Wright as they navigate a dangerous mission in the desert. A.J., determined to prove herself after a training accident, faces challenges and intense chemistry with Kane, a master of disguise. The plot is described as fun, fast-paced, and suspenseful, with the setting in Egypt adding a beautiful backdrop to the story. The book is praised for its spicy attraction, solid plot, and memorable characters, making it an engaging read for fans of sexy suspense stories.
“Cooper.” He didn’t raise his voice despite the volume of firepower lighting up the early-evening sky. The lip mic would transmit the sound of a gnat fart. Exchanged bullets kicked up sand and stone i...
(Also, see 12 recommendations for the series T-FLAC ) - #2
Save:The Bad Luck Bride by Janna MacGregor is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Lady Claire Cavensham and Alexander Hallworth, Marquess of Pembrooke. Claire, known as the "bad luck bride" due to her string of broken engagements and tragic past, is reluctantly drawn into a marriage with Alex, who has ulterior motives driven by revenge. As the couple navigates their complicated relationship, secrets are revealed, trust is tested, and they must overcome misunderstandings and obstacles to find their happily ever after. The plot is filled with intrigue, betrayal, grief, and love, set against the backdrop of Regency England, with compelling characters and a captivating storyline that keeps readers engaged.
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Save:A smart, funny, and action-packed follow-up that improves on the original in almost every way. Great for dungeon delvers and LitRPG fans - just be ready for more story to come!
Dale’s group wearily began ascending the stairs that led to the surface. Covered in dust, blood, and other foul substances, their main goal at this point was to clean themselves up and go to bed. They...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Divine Dungeon ) - #4
Save:Addictive mix of paranormal, romance, and mystery - with sassy characters and plenty of twists. Great pick for fans of light supernatural thrillers with heart!
I couldn't blame her. Adrianne knew about as much as I did about whatever powers or abilities I possessed. After that weekend, however, she calmed down, and our friendship returned to being as it had... - #5
Save:A snarky, supernatural romp that strikes a playful balance between absurdity and genuine heart - Necromancing the Stone is quirky, witty, and brimming with lovable misfits. A must for fans of offbeat urban fantasy and feel-good monster stories.
I tasted blood as I went down. I lay there for a moment, crumpled at the base of an old pine tree, and relearned how to breathe. I wondered when I had gotten used to falling on my ass. Or more specifi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Necromancer ) - #6
Save:A delicious, witty Regency romance with stellar character work - perfect for fans of clever dialogue and slow-burn love stories. Not for history buffs, but highly recommended for those who love classic, charming romance without explicit scenes.
It was late March 1814. On the Continent, Buonaparte's once-great Empire lay in smoking ruins about him, his Grand Army reduced to a handful of ragged, starved boys. Yet the Corsican clung stubbornly... - #7
Save:A charming historical romance with sharp banter, intriguing mystery, and memorable leads - perfect for fans of witty love stories with a touch of suspense, though it may not satisfy everyone craving intense emotional depth.
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Save:A charming, fast-paced western romance filled with humor, heart, and memorable characters - perfect for when you need a feel-good love story with a Wild West twist.
High noon…an hour synonymous with death in a great many Western towns. This town was no different. The hour alone told folks who hadn’t heard what was going to happen when they saw other folks running... - #9
Save:In 'Waterfall' by Lisa Tawn Bergren, the story follows Gabi and Lia as they time travel back to the 14th century Italy, finding themselves in the midst of a political feud. The book expertly weaves historical aspects, time travel, battles, and relationships, creating a captivating and adventurous narrative. The characters, especially Gabi, are portrayed realistically, facing challenges and dangers while navigating the unfamiliar world of medieval Italy.
The book explores themes of faith, trust, bravery, and love, as Gabi's character grows and adapts to her new surroundings. The writing style is engaging, with well-paced storytelling that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. 'Waterfall' offers a blend of adventure, romance, intrigue, and danger, making it a compelling read for fans of historical fiction and time travel genres.
We paused on our hike, panting and wiping our upper lips as our guide-the old Italian farmer who owned this land-chopped down a small sapling, clearing the overgrown trail. “Ecco, vedi,” he said, poin... - #10
Save:A quirky, slow-burn reverse harem romp with plenty of laughs and heart. If you like fun fantasy romance with playful characters and don’t mind lots of banter, it’s worth checking out!
Although, I’m still here enough to be utterly annoyed when the woman gets to her feet and leads Mr. Terrible-Pick-Up-Line to the dance floor. They don’t really dance, if I’m being honest. They just so...
