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Save:Island Affair by Priscilla Oliveras follows the story of Sara and Luis who embark on a fake relationship during a family vacation in Key West. Sara, an influencer with an eating disorder, convinces Luis, a firefighter on leave, to pose as her boyfriend to impress her family. As the two navigate their fake relationship, they find themselves falling for each other amidst the backdrop of the beautiful tropical location. The book delves into themes of family dynamics, personal struggles, and budding romance, all set in the vibrant setting of Key West. The writing style incorporates Spanish phrases, vivid descriptions, and a mix of lighthearted moments with deeper emotional themes.
Sure enough, Carlos responded with a caveman grunt as he shoveled more of their mami’s black beans and rice into his big mouth. Luis glared at his brother from his side of the black leather sofa squar... - #2
Save:'The Perfect Witness' by Iris Johansen is a captivating story that delves into the world of gangster families, betrayal, international intrigue, and mysterious ancient family powers. The plot follows a teenager as she navigates her way into womanhood while facing danger and making difficult choices. Readers are drawn into a complex narrative filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping them engaged until the very end. The writing style of Iris Johansen is praised for its ability to pull readers in from the beginning and create characters that speak to them on various levels.
She had been lucky to have seen them coming up the road toward the cabin and guessed that they had been sent to kill her. She had slipped out of the cabin, but they had caught sight of her running int... - #3
Save:'The Bridge Kingdom' by Danielle L. Jensen is a fantasy novel set in a unique world where kingdoms vie for power by controlling a crucial bridge. The story follows Lara, raised by her father to be an assassin and tasked with destroying the kingdom of Ithicana. However, as Lara navigates deception, loyalty, and love, she begins to question her beliefs and alliances. The plot revolves around Lara's complex relationship with Aren, the King of Ithicana, and their journey from enemies to lovers amidst political intrigue and personal growth. The writing style is described as vivid, with clear descriptions that bring the fantasy world to life and evoke strong emotions in readers.
Lara rested her elbows on the low sandstone wall, her eyes fixed on the glowing sun descending over the distant mountain peaks, nothing between here and there but scorching sand dunes, scorpions, and ... - #4
Save:'Wrong Number, Right Woman' by Jae is a heartwarming romance story about two women, Denny and Eliza, who accidentally connect through a wrong text message. The plot revolves around their growing friendship and eventual romance, which blossoms through text messages, phone calls, and in-person meetings. The author's writing style beautifully captures the characters' vulnerabilities, insecurities, and the development of their relationship, making it a relatable and engaging read for the audience.
Denny made it to the bus stop with two minutes to spare. Right before the end of her shift, a customer had dropped a bottle of ketchup in aisle three, and Denny’s boss had sent her to clean up the mes... - #5
Save:Not the Marrying Kind by Jae is a heartwarming and compelling story about two women, Ashley and Sasha, who find themselves drawn to each other despite their hesitations and fears. Set in the small town of Fair Oaks, the book explores themes of self-acceptance, coming out, and the complexities of relationships. The writing style is engaging, with realistic dialogues and well-developed characters that make the reader invested in their journey towards love and acceptance.
Sasha pushed through the swinging door connecting the kitchen to the front of the bakery and placed the tray of heart-shaped cupcakes into the glass display case. “That’s the last tray. Who knew my he...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fair Oaks ) - #6
Save:Perfect Rhythm by Jae is a heartwarming romance novel that delves into the unique relationship between Leontyne "Leo" Blake, a pop star, and Holly Drummond, an asexual woman. The story follows Leo's return to her small Missouri town after her father falls ill, where she reconnects with Holly, who is her father's nurse. As Leo and Holly navigate their differences and past misunderstandings, a deep and meaningful relationship begins to blossom between the two women.
Jae's writing style in Perfect Rhythm is praised for its informative and intuitive exploration of asexuality, beautifully capturing the deep love, respect, and compassion shared between Leo and Holly. The book is commended for its well-developed characters, mature storytelling, and the delicate handling of complex themes, making it a captivating read that offers a fresh perspective on romance and relationships.
Chants of “Jenna, Jenna, Jenna!” echoed through Madison Square Garden. Even after a ninety-minute concert, the crowd apparently couldn’t get enough of her. Goose bumps erupted all over her body as twe... - #7Paper Loveby:
Save:'Paper Love' by Jae is a heartwarming romance set in the small town of Freiburg, Germany, where Susanne reluctantly helps her uncle's struggling stationery store and crosses paths with Anja, an employee with a passion for fountain pens. The story follows the journey of Susanne and Anja as they navigate their differences, from initial animosity to a blossoming romance, amidst the backdrop of a quaint German town. The plot is engaging, with well-developed characters and a slow-burning love story that captivates readers from the very beginning. Jae's writing style shines through in the detailed descriptions of stationery, the town of Freiburg, and the emotional development of the characters, making 'Paper Love' a delightful and enjoyable read.
But, of course, her mother asked before the last of the fireworks had even faded away from the night sky over Berlin-Charlottenburg, as Susanne had known she would. It had been a yearly tradition sinc... 'Cole' by Tijan is a compelling mob romance story that follows the mysterious and dangerous Cole and the grieving widow Addison. The plot revolves around their intense and possessive relationship, filled with twists and action. The writing style is described as beautiful and descriptive, creating a captivating and engaging read that keeps the readers hooked until the end.
Not really, but I was huddled in a corner with my back turned to the party. This was Sia’s job. She was the event coordinator at this art gallery, the Gala. I wasn’t even sure what event she was throw...- #9
Save:The Charterhouse of Parma by Stendhal is a 19th-century novel set in the court of the duchy of Parma, post-Napoleonic times. The story follows Fabrizio del Dongo, a young Italian who becomes embroiled in court politics, unrequited love, and overwhelming passions. The novel captures the intrigues and romances of the aristocracy, with Fabrizio's impulsive nature leading him into various love affairs and conflicts. The plot weaves together elements of romance, adventure, and historical perspective, showcasing Stendhal's vivid depiction of battle scenes and court life.
Stendhal's writing style in The Charterhouse of Parma is noted for its richness of language, intricate French verb tenses, and a blend of realistic and romantic sections. The novel is a mix of swashbuckling adventures, political commentary, and character-driven storytelling, with a focus on the internal conflicts faced by the characters. Despite some criticisms of the pacing and length of the book, readers appreciate Stendhal's ability to capture the essence of the Napoleonic era and his skill in creating memorable characters within a complex web of relationships.
On May 15, 1796, General Bonaparte entered Milan at the head of that young army which had lately crossed the Lodi bridge and taught the world that after so many centuries Caesar and Alexander had a su... - #10
Save:'The Mummy, or Ramses the Damned' by Anne Rice is a tale that intertwines ancient Egyptian mythology with romance and immortality. Ramses, an immortal man, awakens in 1920s England and falls in love with Julie Stratford, the daughter of the archaeologist who discovered his tomb. As Ramses navigates through love, loss, and the burden of immortality, he also encounters the reawakened Cleopatra, leading to a complex web of relationships and decisions. The plot of the book meanders between romance, horror, and adventure, set against the backdrop of Egypt and Edwardian England, with a writing style that combines descriptive passages with engaging dialogues.
But they had been at his side for months now-ever since the first artifacts had been found in these barren hills, south of Cairo. It was as if they too had known. Something about to happen. After all ...
