Books matching: humor and steamy romance
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In "Candy Hearts" by Erin McLellan, the story follows Benji, a charming and funny car mechanic who is invited to a Valentine's Day event by his sister, only to arrive a day early due to a mix-up. This leads to an unexpected encounter with William, a wealthy club owner who is initially taken aback by Benji's early arrival. The two decide to pretend to be each other's Valentine for the weekend, but as they spend time together, their feelings deepen, leading to a sweet and steamy romance filled with humor, mishaps, and heartfelt moments. The book is written in a light and easy style that combines sexy scenes with humor, creating a romantic comedy that keeps readers cheering for Benji and William's relationship to blossom.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series So Over The Holidays ) - #2
'Beach Read' by Emily Henry follows the story of romance writer January Andrews who finds herself in a neighboring lake house to Gus Everett, a serious literary author and her college nemesis. Despite their initial dislike for each other, they challenge each other to write a book in the style of the other person, leading to a slow burn romance. delves into themes of grief, pain, and complicated relationships, presenting a blend of romance, literary fiction, and insightful storytelling. The characters, their dynamics, and the emotional depth of the plot make this book a compelling read that goes beyond the typical romance genre.
The writing style of 'Beach Read' is engaging and captivating, seamlessly blending humor, emotional moments, and character development. The author, Emily Henry, skillfully weaves together multiple storylines, creating a narrative that keeps readers invested from start to finish. offers a mix of light-hearted moments and deeper themes, making it a well-rounded and enjoyable read for those looking for a beach read with substance.
I like to think we all do. Or at least that makes it easier for me when I’m writing—building my heroines and heroes up around this one self-sabotaging trait, hinging everything that happens to them on... - #3
"Truth or Beard" in the series "Winston Brothers" by Penny Reid is a small town romance set in Tennessee, revolving around the Winston family. The story follows Jessica James, a math teacher with a wanderlust spirit, who returns to her hometown and gets entangled in a romantic dilemma between the Winston twins, Beau and Duane. Mistaken identities, childhood crushes, family dynamics, and a touch of suspense with biker gangs create an engaging and humorous plot. The writing style is described as easy to read, with dual perspectives providing insights into the characters' thoughts and emotions, making the story relatable and enjoyable for readers.
Even though it was Halloween, inducing heart attacks in the geriatric population was not on my agenda. Unfortunately for everyone within earshot, my truck made a ghastly, high-pitched whining sound. T... - #4
Act Like It follows the story of stage actress Elaine who is pressured into a fake relationship with her grumpy co-star Richard in order to improve his public image and boost ticket sales for their play. Despite their initial reluctance, Elaine and Richard's banter and interactions lead to a developing relationship that surprises them both. Set in London's West End, the book explores the complexities of high-profile careers, fake relationships turning real, and the dynamics of the theater world.
Almost every night, between nine and ten past, Lainie Graham passionately kissed her ex-boyfriend. She was then gruesomely dead by ten o’clock, stabbed through the neck by a jealous rival. If she was ... - #5
'A Long Time Coming' in the series 'Billionaire Rom Coms' by author Meghan Quinn follows the story of Breaker, the youngest Cane brother, and his best friend Lia as they navigate their transition from friends to lovers. The plot intricately weaves humor, emotion, and steamy romance, capturing the essence of their evolving relationship with authenticity. The writing style, characterized by witty banter, heartfelt moments, and well-developed characters like the Cane brothers and supporting cast, immerses readers in a tale of friendship, love, and self-discovery.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Billionaire Rom Coms ) - #6
In "Untie My Heart" by Judith Ivory, the story revolves around Emma Hotchkiss, a former con artist turned sheep farmer seeking justice from the new Viscount Mount Villiars, Stuart Aysgarth. Their interactions are filled with tension, chemistry, and deception as they navigate a complex relationship. The book delves into themes of revenge, seduction, and unexpected love, all portrayed through the author's masterful command of dialogue and storytelling. With a plucky heroine and a haunted hero, the narrative is engaging and thought-provoking, pushing boundaries and experimenting with definitions of consensual sex.
The writing style of Judith Ivory is praised for its uniqueness, capturing the nuances of complex characters and their evolving dynamics. The book is set in the late Victorian period, showcasing unconventional protagonists who struggle with trust and vulnerability, yet find themselves drawn to each other in a compelling and entertaining manner. Through witty banter, clever schemes, and unexpected twists, "Untie My Heart" offers a blend of romance, intrigue, and humor that keeps readers captivated until the very end.
Bone a leg of spring lamb and put the removed bone into a hot oven to roast. Meanwhile, in a bowl, with knife and fork, cut and mash together two giant handfuls of fresh, washed spinach, the goat chee... - #7
Just for Now by Rosalind James is a heartwarming story about Jenna, an American who moves to New Zealand after a heartbreaking divorce. She takes on a temporary nanny job for a widowed All Black rugby player, Finn, and his two children. The plot revolves around the slow build of their relationship, overcoming emotional baggage, and finding love and family. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor, drama, and steamy romance, set against the backdrop of New Zealand's rugby culture.
Jenna looked down at the little boy, short blond hair rising in a comical double cowlick, blue eyes bright behind steel-framed glasses, who had come up to join her. “He’s nice, isn’t he? Do you want t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Escape to New Zealand ) - #8
In "Dark Desires After Dusk," readers follow the story of Holly, a mathematician with OCD who discovers she is actually a Valkyrie and the Vessel, a woman crucial in the upcoming war between good and evil. Cadeon, a demon mercenary, is tasked with protecting Holly in exchange for a legendary sword, but their relationship becomes complicated as they develop feelings for each other. The book is praised for its unique characters, witty dialogue, and fast-paced plot that keeps the reader engaged from start to finish.
The writing style in "Dark Desires After Dusk" is commended for its humor, character development, and world-building. The interactions between Cadeon and Holly are highlighted as a strong point, with their chemistry and banter adding depth to the story. The book is described as a character-driven paranormal romance with a mix of action, adventure, and steamy scenes that keep readers hooked till the end.
For months, she’d had the sense that someone was watching her. Yet strangely it hadn’t bothered her before. She couldn’t explain it, but there had been an almost soothing quality to the presence she’d...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Immortals After Dark ) - #9
'Frostbitten' by Cassie Cole revolves around a group of characters who find themselves snowed in together during a freak snowstorm, leading to a series of steamy encounters and romantic entanglements. The plot is centered around a successful author, his manager, editor, and a beautiful woman, exploring themes of love, lust, and unexpected connections. The writing style is described as fast-paced, engaging, and filled with witty dialogue that keeps readers hooked from the first page.
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'Ladies Men' in the series 'Out of Uniform' by Elle Kennedy follows the story of Claire, who is left at the altar by her ex-fiancé Chris, only to be 'rescued' by his brother Dylan and taken to San Diego. Dylan's roommate, Aidan, is immediately taken with Claire, leading to a complicated dynamic between the three characters. explores the evolving relationships and deepening emotions among Dylan, Aidan, and Claire, highlighting their desires, admiration, and heat-filled interactions. The writing style captures the natural and sexy dynamic between the characters, with snarky conversations, smexy scenes, and characters that feel like friends.
(Also, see 85 recommendations for the series Out of Uniform )