Books matching: infidelity and emotional entanglement
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Save:An intense, beautifully written, and heart-wrenching romance that's as messy and real as love itself. If you’re up for a moving, complicated love story with all the feels, this book is a must-read.
In "Love, in English" by Karina Halle, the story follows Vera, a young woman who embarks on a journey to Spain to teach English. There, she meets Mateo Casalles, a charming but married man, sparking a complicated and emotional relationship. As Vera navigates her feelings for Mateo and her own growth, the book delves into themes of love, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships. The writing style is described as captivating and immersive, with well-developed characters that make the reader feel deeply connected to the story.
I had no idea what the hell the guy (was it Cristiano? Cristo?) was grunting loudly in my ear but given that my head was inches from smashing into the dorm room wall, I didn’t really care. He obviousl...April 2014•464 pages - #2
Save:Raw, intense, and very much a novel of its time – fascinating for Ellroy devotees and LA noir fans, but others might find it dated and disturbing.
Blood on the Moon by James Ellroy follows the story of Sergeant Lloyd Hopkins, a brilliant but troubled detective, as he investigates a series of murders spanning nearly two decades. The book delves into the psychological aspects of both Hopkins and the killer, exploring their disturbed psyches and traumatic pasts. The narrative alternates between the perspectives of Hopkins and the killer, highlighting their contrasting paths in life. Hopkins uncovers a connection between the murders through meticulous investigation, while the killer remains elusive, preying on young women with careful planning and varying methods.
The book is set in a noir, gritty version of Los Angeles, depicting the dark underbelly of the city and the complexities of its characters. Ellroy's writing style is described as intense and visceral, driving home the violence and darkness of the story. The plot unfolds at a fast pace, with the tension escalating as Hopkins closes in on the killer, revealing a cat-and-mouse dynamic between the two characters. Despite flaws in the writing and character behavior, the book offers a compelling exploration of trauma, obsession, and the blurred lines between good and evil.
Friday, June 10th, 1964 was the start of a KRLA golden oldie weekend. The two conspirators scouting the territory where the “kidnaping” would take place blasted their portable radio at full volume to...1984•281 pages - #3
Save:Kiss of Smoke by Amy Pennza is a captivating blend of romance and fantasy centered around Chloe, who is reeling from her fiancé's betrayal. She embarks on a business trip to Scotland with her two bisexual bosses, Alec and Lachlan, who are also dragon shifters. As they navigate their relationship dynamics, Chloe discovers she is their mate, leading to a passionate and spicy entanglement. However, her feelings of insecurity and the rapid pace of events add complexity to their budding connection.
The writing style is engaging and fast-paced, merging elements of contemporary romance with ancient lore. The chemistry between the characters is intense, but some readers felt the storyline had pacing issues, with too much plot introduced too quickly. Despite this, the book's erotic scenes are high on heat, making it an entertaining read for fans of steamy romance with a touch of fantasy. The series promises to explore different couples in each book, suggesting a rich world filled with intrigue and possibilities.
December 2021•195 pages
