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Save:A lively, emotion-packed, and witty slow-burn romance with plenty of feels - just don't expect a flawless plot. Great for NA fans and anyone craving a fun, swoony read.
'Willing Captive' by Belle Aurora follows the story of Lily and Nox, where Nox is hired to protect Lily from a threat. The relationship between Lily and Nox develops slowly, starting with driving each other crazy and gradually becoming more affectionate. The first half of the book has a light and fun feel, while the second half delves into deeper emotions, making it a recommended read for fans of the NA Romance genre.
Sitting in the library, wearing the biggest, dorkiest smile I can muster, I can confirm that thisisheaven. It’s a shame I’ll have to leave here. And soon. Nox says he’s protecting me, but I can’t trus...2013•243 pages - #2
Save:A charming, funny, and deeply heartfelt romance that serves up all the feels - delivering clever banter, memorable characters, and swoon-worthy moments. Don't miss it if you love contemporary romance with substance!
'One' by Jewel E. Ann is a heartwarming love story that follows the intertwined lives of Lake and Cage. The book beautifully explores themes of love, loss, redemption, and second chances. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as they witness the deep connection between the characters and the impactful moments that shape their lives. The writing style is described as engaging, filled with humor, heartfelt moments, and well-developed characters that feel real and relatable. The plot is a blend of romance, humor, and emotional depth, making it a captivating read from start to finish.
Three months after landing in Minneapolis, a gorilla moved into the apartment across from mine. Okay, maybe not a gorilla, but close. The view from my peephole might not have been entirely accurate. N... - #3
Save:A touching, funny, and breezy novel about unconventional family, loss, and love - equal parts campy fun and genuine heart. Pick it up when you want a warm hug with a side of sass and a sprinkling of feels.
In "The Guncle" by Steven Rowley, Patrick, a former Hollywood sitcom star turned recluse, finds himself as the guardian of his young niece and nephew after a family tragedy. The story follows Patrick's journey of navigating grief, loss, and unexpected responsibilities while forming a unique and heartwarming bond with the children. The novel blends humor, emotional depth, and themes of family, love, and growth as Patrick, Maisie, and Grant learn to heal and support each other through challenging times.
At 8:38 a.m., the temperature was already hovering in the high eighties, on its way north of one hundred—unusual perhaps for May, but not unheard of. The desert sky was cloudless, a vibrant cobalt blu...May 2021•344 pages - #4
Save:'Beyond Repair' by Charlotte Stein is a heartwarming love story between two deeply damaged individuals, Alice Enid and Holden Bernie, who find solace and acceptance in each other. The plot delves into the emotional journey of these characters as they navigate their past traumas and insecurities to build a genuine connection. The writing style is described as emotionally real, with moments that evoke tears and laughter, creating a beautiful and tearjerking narrative that captivates readers until the very end.
The book explores themes of trust, openness, and self-acceptance, portraying a love story that is both hot and moving. The relationship between Alice and Holden is portrayed as perfect despite their imperfections, with a slow build-up of sexual tension that culminates in a volcanic consummation. The author, Charlotte Stein, is praised for her unconventional and well-written storytelling, offering readers a unique and emotionally engaging romance that leaves a lasting impact.
She knew immediately who the body on her living room floor belonged to. She’d seen him on the news a few weeks ago, falling out of a limousine with several girls wrapped around his shoulders. At the t...2014•168 pages - #5
Save:A wild, spicy, jaw-dropping ride – perfect for fans of gritty, twisty dark romance who love watching dangerous, unforgettable characters unravel together.
In the book 'Lawless God' by Lola King, readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster filled with darkness and intense emotions. The story revolves around the ruthless leader Kayla King and the dangerous psychopath Nathan White, as they navigate a journey from enemies to lovers. The writing style of Lola King is praised for its addictive and impressive nature, with well-built characters and a narrative pace that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
The plot of 'Lawless God' is described as a rollercoaster ride, filled with unexpected twists and turns that leave a lasting impact on the readers. The characters of Kayla and Nathan are highlighted for their depth and development, drawing readers into their complex and intense relationship. The book is commended for its balance between darkness and emotional depth, making it a captivating read from start to finish.
April 2024•620 pages - #6
Save:'Shadows' in the Lux series by Jennifer L. Armentrout is a novella that delves into the backstory of the Black family, focusing on Dawson, Daemon, and Dee, who are aliens known as Luxen. The novella explores Dawson's forbidden romance with a human girl named Bethany, showcasing their innocent and sweet relationship amidst the challenges and risks they face due to their different worlds colliding. Through Dawson and Bethany's story, readers get a glimpse into the Luxen society, their rules, and the consequences of getting involved with humans, setting the stage for the events that unfold in the Lux series.
The writing style in 'Shadows' is engaging, with readers praising Jennifer L. Armentrout's ability to create a compelling narrative that immerses them in the Lux universe. The novella provides insights into the Luxen, Arum, and the Department of Defense (DOD), while also shedding light on the dynamics between the Black siblings and their interactions with humans, adding depth to the world-building and character development within the Lux series.
Students filed into class, yawning and still trying to rub the sleep out of their eyes. Melted snow dripped off their parkas and pooled on the scuffed floor. Dawson stretched out his long legs, proppi... - #7
Save:A Fashionable Indulgence is a smart, sumptuous Regency romance packed with charm, wit, historical intrigue, and a dazzling opposites-attract love story. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys clever, character-driven historicals with real substance.
Harry Vane, a radical freedom fighter with a secret noble lineage, is introduced to society life by Julius Norreys. Their relationship evolves from mentorship to a deep connection, amidst the backdrop of political intrigue, family expectations, and personal growth. The book is a blend of romance, politics, and historical context, with explicit sex scenes set within a strong narrative and emotional context.
“I—yes, I’m sure it is.” Harry could feel the sweat spring, despite the damp chill of the cellar beneath Theobald’s Bookshop. Silas cocked his head, listening. After a few seconds of silence, there wa...August 2015•264 pages - #8
Save:Eternal Life is a beautifully written, thought-provoking meditation on love, memory, and what it means to truly live - ideal for readers craving smart fiction that lingers in the mind long after the last page.
Eternal Life by Dara Horn follows the story of Rachel, a woman who has lived for over 2,000 years due to a vow made to save her son's life in Roman-occupied Jerusalem. The novel explores themes of immortality, family, and the impact of changing technologies and gender roles across centuries. Through a blend of historical detail, Jewish humor, and philosophical questions, the book delves into Rachel's journey through multiple lifetimes and her desire to find a way to escape her eternal existence.
If her father had described it—it was his job to write, or at least to copy, though he liked to add his own details—he might have written: These are the generations of Rachel, keeper of vows, who barg...January 2018•256 pages - #9
Save:A compassionate, readable memoir about living through depression and anxiety - best suited to those who crave empathy and understanding over medical advice. Not a cure-all, but a genuinely hopeful companion for dark times.
Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig is a memoir that delves into the author's personal battle with severe depression and anxiety. The book is described as a compassionate, kind, and heartfelt discussion of mental health issues, offering insights into Matt Haig's own experiences and struggles with depression. The writing style is noted to be honest, raw, and personal, providing a mix of memoir, self-help advice, and reflections on dealing with the challenges of mental illness.
I HAD GONE days without proper food. I hadn’t noticed the hunger because of all the other crazy stuff that was happening to my body and brain. Andrea told me I needed to eat. She went to the fridge an...2015•272 pages - #10
Save:Bittersweet, beautifully written, and full of heart, "The Disenchantments" is a must-read for anyone who loves road trips, art, and honest stories about finding your own way - even if it hurts a little along the ride.
The Disenchantments by Nina LaCour follows the journey of four friends, including Colby and Bev, as they embark on a road trip with an all-girl band. The story delves into themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the uncertainties of transitioning from high school to adulthood. Through vivid descriptions and well-developed characters, the book explores the complexities of relationships and the emotional turmoil that comes with growing up.
The turquoise VW bus arrives in front of my house at 7:00 A.M. The rumble of its engine dies down, the front door slams shut, and my mom’s brother shuffles into the kitchen. He’s smiling but bleary-ey...2012•323 pages
