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Save:A winning mix of football, romance, and personal redemption - imperfect, funny, and thoroughly engaging. Give it a shot if you love character transformation and sizzling chemistry!
'Downed' by Jen Frederick is a compelling story about redemption, love, and second chances. The book follows the journey of JR Ace Anderson, a former championship-winning quarterback who is trying to start over with a new team and a better attitude. The plot revolves around Ace's struggles to fit in with his new teammates, his past experiences haunting him, and his unexpected connection with Bryant Johnson, the coach's daughter. The writing style of the book is described as flawless, with a perfect blend of football knowledge and character development, creating a story filled with highs and lows, sadness, betrayal, and hope.
I head to practice wondering what in the hell just happened. I’m not really meeting up for brunch with this chick, right? I mean, she didn’t even give me a chance to respond, so if I’m a no-show, she... - #2
Save:Dark, provocative, and brilliantly written - The Siren is not your typical romance, but if you’re open to a wild emotional ride, it’s unforgettable.
'The Siren' by Tiffany Reisz is a dark and complex tale that delves into the world of BDSM, exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and pain. The story follows Nora Sutherlin, an author of erotic books, as she navigates her relationships with her new publisher Zach Easton, her intern Wesley, and her Dom, Soren. The writing style is described as flawless, with a gripping plot that keeps readers engaged and intrigued by the intense and emotionally charged scenes.
The book introduces readers to a cast of strong and intriguing characters, each with their own demons and desires. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, exploring the dynamics of power, love, and redemption within the BDSM community. The author weaves a debauched world that captivates readers, even when the content is difficult to digest, making it a compelling and thought-provoking read that delves into the complexities of human relationships.
There was no such thing as London fog—never had been. The London Fog of legend was only that. In reality London fog was London smog, and at the height of the Industrial Revolution it had killed thousa...2011•432 pages - #3
Save:A gritty, emotional rollercoaster packed with scorching tension and complicated characters - perfect for readers who like their romance messy, raw, and ultimately redemptive.
In 'Shallow' by Cora Kenborn, the story follows Shiloh West, a successful model who returns to her hometown after a life-altering event. Seven years after parting ways with Cary, the boy she left behind, Shiloh is faced with hate and resentment. As the two reconnect, a tale of revenge, redemption, and intense chemistry unfolds, exploring themes of forgiveness, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships. The book is narrated in dual perspectives, allowing readers to connect deeply with the characters and their emotional journeys, making it a gripping and emotionally charged read.
November 2017•392 pages - #4
Save:A satisfying, heartwarming romance about second chances and new beginnings, with just the right mix of emotion, humor, and spice. A must for small town or single dad romance fans!
'Drawn Deeper' in the series 'Lockhart Brothers' by author Brenda Rothert is a heartwarming story about two mature adults, Kyle and Meredith, who are dealing with past mistakes and failed relationships while finding solace and love in each other's arms. The book delves into themes of second chances, healing, and rediscovery of self, as Kyle, a dedicated single father, and Meredith, the town's outcast, navigate through their pasts to build a future together. The writing style is described as flawless, engaging, and full of heart and soul, capturing the essence of the characters' journey towards love and redemption.
I turned my face to the side, glancing at my reflection in the window above my kitchen sink. My dark hair had dried in its usual messy style after my shower this morning, but hell, it’d be messy even...September 2016•253 pages - #5
Save:A beautifully written, psychologically intense thriller that explores obsession and control with unapologetic kink. Not for the faint of heart, but a must-read for fans of dark, edgy romance.
In 'The Con Artist' by Kitty Thomas, the story follows Saskia Roth, a talented artist who becomes entangled in a web of deceit and desire when she forges a painting for a wealthy tech tycoon named Lachlan Niche. As their complex relationship unfolds, Saskia navigates between her passion for art and the dark world of manipulation and obsession. The writing style in the book is described as flawless, with vivid descriptions of the characters' emotions and surroundings, creating a dark and twisted atmosphere that keeps readers engrossed.
It was twenty thousand a head just to get in to the night’s festivities. That didn’t include the VIP tour or the silent auction of the pieces on display. Even if she’d been invited, she wouldn’t have...January 2016•311 pages - #6
Save:A clever, imaginative mashup of classic mystery and alternate history fantasy that’s charming and fun - even if it’s more about brainy sleuthing than emotional depth. Great for fans of magical detectives and cozy mysteries!
Murder and Magic by Randall Garrett is a collection of Lord Darcy stories set in an alternate universe where King Richard the Lionheart is alive and magic is a part of everyday life. Lord Darcy, the Chief Forensic Investigator for the Duke of Normandy, solves crimes and untangles international intrigues with the help of forensic sorcerer Sean O' Lochlainn. The stories combine elements of mystery and fantasy, with a blend of medieval and Victorian England, elevators and guns coexisting with sorcery and swordplay.
The book features four short stories that involve cases such as a supposed suicide, mistaken identities, blackmail, and a plot by the King of Poland to disrupt Atlantic trade. The writing style is a mix of mystery, fantasy, and alternative history, with well-developed characters and intricate plots that keep the reader engaged from start to finish.
Sir Pierre Morlaix, Chevalier of the Angevin Empire, Knight of the Golden Leopard, and secretary-in-private to my lord, the Count D’Evreux, pushed back the lace at his cuff for a glance at his wrist w...1981•266 pages - #7
Save:A nostalgic, breezy Halloween adventure - fun, fast, and a little spooky. Great for horror lovers looking for something lighter, but may leave you wanting a bit more depth.
'Halloween Land' by Kevin J Kennedy is a novella that follows the story of two young teens, Zak and Wendy, who are excited to attend the Halloween Land carnival in their town. As they explore the carnival, they soon realize that things are not as they seem, with shadowy figures and dark secrets lurking behind the festive facade. The book blends elements of young adult fiction with horror, creating a fast-paced and entertaining story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With a touch of nostalgia and a hint of coming-of-age themes, 'Halloween Land' takes readers on a thrilling journey through a mystical attraction that may hold more danger than fun.
The writing style of Kevin J Kennedy in 'Halloween Land' is described as flawless, appealing to readers who enjoy a mix of YA and horror fiction. The novella seamlessly transitions from a lighter, more youthful tone to a darker, adult realm, capturing the essence of Halloween with a twist of suspense and mystery. The story is compared to classics like 'IT' by Stephen King and 'Goosebumps' by R.L. Stine, offering a fun and engaging read that is perfect for the spooky season.
March 2021•180 pages - #8
Save:'Blood Red' by James A. Moore is a vampire novel that brings a unique perspective and twists on vampires. Set in a small town, the story revolves around a mysterious man who moves in and unsettling events start to unfold. Readers are drawn into a creepy and fast-paced narrative, filled with thrilling and intriguing vampire scenes. is praised for its originality in the vampire genre, with elements of gore, violence, and a slow encroachment of evil that keeps readers glued to the story. Despite some minor gripes, the book is commended for its well-written characters and the dynamic between them, making it an intoxicating read for horror fans.
October 2005•409 pages - #9
Save:A snappy, endlessly fun urban fantasy adventure with a lovable human heroine, sassy dialogue, and a magical found family vibe - perfect for those seeking entertainment over epic romance or gritty drama.
In "Three Mages and a Margarita" by Annette Marie, the story follows Tori, a young woman with a fiery personality who struggles to keep a job. After stumbling upon a bartending job in a magical bar, Tori finds herself immersed in a world of magic users, leading to a series of humorous and adventurous encounters. The writing style is described as witty, engaging, and fast-paced, with a mix of humor, action, and mystery that keeps readers entertained throughout the story.
I looked at her plate. The pasta did in fact display a shocking lack of poultry, considering it had arrived at her table with an entire grilled chicken breast. I knew, because I’d seen the busboy carr...September 2018•313 pages - #10
Save:Black Sunshine is a spicy, dark, and addictive vampire romance that takes big risks - sometimes messy, often thrilling, and sure to get a reaction. If you’re up for morally grey heroes, some kink, and unique supernatural world-building, sink your teeth in!
'Black Sunshine' by Karina Halle is a dark vampire romance novel that follows Lenore, a feisty young woman who finds herself kidnapped by a sinfully attractive vampire named Absolon. As Lenore discovers her hidden powers and navigates her new life, she forms a complex relationship with Absolon, showcasing the enemies-to-lovers trope with twists and turns. The book weaves together vampires, witches, slayers, and the human world in a fresh and exciting storyline, creating an immersive and believable world that captivates readers with its dark and sexy atmosphere.
The writing style of 'Black Sunshine' is praised for its unique take on the vampire myth, creating a refreshing story that stands out from traditional vampire romances. The plotline introduces new elements and plot twists that keep readers engaged, while the characters, particularly Lenore and Solon, are well-developed and their chemistry is off the charts. The book explores themes of love, power, and self-discovery, leaving readers eager to delve deeper into the world that Karina Halle has created.
My friends have called me paranoid once or twice before, so there’s a chance they might be right. But I still can’t shake the feeling that someone’s been following me, all the way from my apartment do...March 2021•451 pages
