Books matching: journey towards love and trust
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Save:"Show Me, Baby" by Cherise Sinclair is the 9th story in the "Masters of the Shadowlands" series and novella number 7 in the 1,001 Dark Nights Series. The book follows the journey of Rainie, a trainee at Shadowlands, and Jake, a Master at the club and a veterinarian. Rainie, who has had a traumatic past and struggles with feelings of unworthiness, finds herself drawn to Jake, who is caring, commanding, and has his own demons to overcome. As their relationship unfolds, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, love, and trust, all set against the backdrop of the BDSM lifestyle and the supportive community of Shadowlands. Cherise Sinclair's writing style is praised for its emotional depth, engaging storyline, and well-crafted characters, making this novella a compelling and heartwarming read for fans of the series.
“He’s going to fire me,” Rainie Kuras muttered. The noise of hammering rain on the car roof drowned out her voice as she peered through her streaked windshield. The streets were filled with standing w...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Masters of the Shadowlands ) - #2
Save:"Redeeming Love" by Francine Rivers is a powerful retelling of the biblical story of Hosea and Gomer, set in California during the gold rush era. The book follows the life of Angel, a young woman who was sold into prostitution at a tender age, and her journey towards redemption and love. Through the character of Michael Hosea, the author showcases themes of forgiveness, true love, and the unconditional grace of God. The story beautifully illustrates the transformation of a broken individual through the power of love and faith, mirroring the biblical narrative of Hosea and Gomer. Rivers' writing style is described as emotionally captivating, evoking deep feelings of hope, love, and faith in the readers.
Alex Stafford was just like Mama said. He was tall and dark, and Sarah had never seen anyone so beautiful. Even dressed in dusty riding clothes, his hair damp with perspiration, he was like the prince...
