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Save:"Wild Side" by Elsie Silver is an engaging romance that follows Tabitha Garrison, a spirited chef who unexpectedly becomes the guardian of her young nephew, Milo, after her sister's death. The plot thickens when she confronts Rhys Dupri, her sister's gruff landlord, as they navigate the unexpected guardianship battle initiated by an old will. The story delves into their complicated relationship, filled with tension, humor, and heartfelt emotion, culminating in a marriage of convenience that serves both their interests.
Silver's writing style is warm and cozy, skillfully blending humor with poignant emotion. Readers are treated to clever banter and palpable chemistry between Tabitha and Rhys, alongside a diverse and supportive friend group. The narrative is immersive, making you feel the characters' struggles and growth, as well as the sweetness of found family. Fans of the series appreciate the interconnectedness of the books, making each reading experience rich and fulfilling.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rose Hill ) - #2
Save:Seducing Cinderella by Gina L. Maxwell is a contemporary romance novel about a physical therapist, Lucie, who makes a deal with her brother's best friend, Reid, an MMA fighter, to help him recover from an injury in exchange for dating lessons to attract the attention of a doctor she has feelings for. The story focuses on their growing relationship, filled with jealousy, hidden feelings, and passionate encounters, as they navigate the blurred lines between friendship and romance. Written from two points of view, the book showcases mature, realistic characters with hot and tender sex scenes, leading to a satisfying happily ever after.
Reid and Lucie's relationship development, Reid's charming and seductive nature, Lucie's growth as a character, and the steamy yet emotional love scenes are the core elements of this book. The plot revolves around Reid's injury, Lucie's insecurities and desires, and their agreement that leads to a journey of self-discovery, passion, and ultimately, love. With a mix of humor, tension, and heartfelt moments, Seducing Cinderella offers a captivating and engaging read for fans of contemporary romance with a touch of MMA and forbidden love.
Lucie Miller didn’t bother looking up when she heard the knock on her office door. Her next physical therapy patient was early, which irked her since she hadn’t even completed the paperwork from the p... - #3
Save:'Cowgirl Up and Ride' by Lorelei James is a steamy contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Amy Jo (AJ) and Cord in the Rough Riders series. AJ has been in love with Cord for years, and she decides to take matters into her own hands by propositioning him for a sexual relationship. delves into their complex dynamics, with Cord being a divorced single parent and AJ determined to make Cord see her as a woman, not just a friend. The writing style is described as hot and sexy, with a lot of focus on the sexual relationship between the characters.
Right. No reason to be home, sitting alone, wondering what the hell to do with himself. Couldn’t do chores at night or else he’d be doing that. He’d rattled around the empty house for the last two day...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rough Riders ) - #4
Save:'Our Ride to Forever' is the third book in the 'Honeywood' series by Julie Olivia, following the story of Theo and Orson. The book portrays a romantic and adorable tale of two characters who go from a secret marriage of convenience to truly being a loving and supportive couple. The chemistry between Theo and Orson is off the charts, with palpable tension and incredible heat. The book also delves into heavier topics such as anxiety and family issues, adding depth to the story while maintaining a mostly feel-good vibe. The writing style of Julie Olivia pulls readers in, creating a warm and inviting environment in the small town and theme park setting of Honeywood.
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Save:Beckett Weaver, a hot cowboy turned rancher, finds himself face to face with his childhood friend and long-time crush, Maddie Blake, who returns to Bellamy Creek with her son Elliott. The story unfolds as Beckett offers Maddie and Elliott a place to stay at the ranch, leading to a sweet, sexy second chance romance filled with pining and mutual attraction. The book portrays Beckett's quiet strength and deep love, Maddie's internal struggles and fears, and the acceptance and love within their unconventional family dynamic. Melanie Harlow's writing style beautifully captures the emotional complexity of the characters and their journey towards love and commitment.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bellamy Creek ) - #6
Save:Stand and Defend by Sloane St. James is the fourth and final book in the Lakes Hockey series, focusing on the relationship between Jordan and Camden. Jordan, escaping an abusive relationship, finds refuge in Camden, who becomes her protector and support. The book delves into themes of growth, vulnerability, and strength, highlighting the character development of both protagonists. St. James' writing style balances elements of hockey, banter, plot twists, character depth, and intense romance, creating a compelling and immersive story that resonates with readers.
Stand and Defend stands out for its well-developed characters, particularly Jordan and Camden, who are portrayed as strong, complex, and relatable individuals. The book is praised for its engaging plot, world-building, and storytelling that seamlessly weaves together elements of sports romance, friendship, and personal growth. Readers appreciate the perfect blend of humor, spice, and emotional depth, making it a satisfying conclusion to the series that leaves a lasting impact.
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Save:'Under the Stars' in the Cottonwood Cove series by Laura Pavlov is a heartwarming romance that follows the story of Georgia and Maddox. Georgia, a sunshine person, starts working for the grumpy billionaire Maddox Lancaster, bringing light into his dark world. As their relationship develops, they navigate past fears and near-death experiences, building a strong bond amidst family dynamics and personal growth. The plot unfolds with engaging, believable, and evocative storytelling, showcasing the characters' growth, everyday struggles, and the gradual development of their relationship.
(Also, see 11 recommendations for the series Cottonwood Cove ) - #8
Save:Step Alpha by Renee Rose is a captivating werewolf romance that follows the story of Wilde and Rayne, step-siblings navigating their complex feelings for each other. At the beginning of the novel, Wilde struggles with his father's decision to marry Rayne's mom, making Rayne, the pack's supposed "runt" who can't shift, his new stepsister. Despite their initial animosity, Wilde becomes fiercely protective of Rayne, challenging her bullies and slowly realizing his feelings for her. The plot is filled with steamy moments and emotional depth, showcasing their transformation from enemies to lovers while navigating their identities as shifters in a judgmental pack.
(Also, see 5 recommendations for the series Wolf Ridge High ) - #9
Save:'The Cremation of Sam McGee' by Robert W. Service is a classic poem that has left a lasting impact on many readers. The poem follows the story of a prospector named Sam McGee in the Yukon during the early 1900s. The vivid imagery, captivating tempo, and memorable lines of the poem have resonated with readers of all ages. The book is beautifully illustrated, enhancing the reading experience and capturing the spirit of the north. Many readers have fond memories of this poem being recited to them by family members, creating a nostalgic connection to the work.
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Save:The Cold Spot by Tom Piccirilli is a noir thriller that follows the story of Michael Chase, a young wheelman who is taken in by his grandfather, Jonah, a career criminal and stone cold killer. After a successful heist, Chase decides to leave his criminal life behind and starts anew, only to be pulled back into the world of crime after his wife is murdered. The book delves into the complex relationships between Chase, Jonah, and Lila, weaving a narrative filled with revenge, loyalty, and betrayal. Piccirilli's writing style is described as drawing readers in with simple yet accurate language, making them believe in the characters and the dark, gritty world they inhabit.
Only Chase was startled. He leaped back in his seat knocking over some loose cash and an ashtray, the world tilting left while he went right. Jonah had palmed his .22 in his left hand and had it press...
