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Save:A bold, beautifully written historical romance with a refreshing twist on power dynamics and heartbreak - perfect if you like your love stories dark, steamy, and off the beaten path, but it won't suit everyone.
'The Duke I Tempted' by Scarlett Peckham is a historical romance set in the mid-eighteenth century, focusing on the relationship between Archer, a duke, and Poppy, an independent botanist nursery owner. The story revolves around secrets Archer is keeping about his past and his sexuality, as well as Poppy's desire for independence and success in her business. As they navigate their desires for themselves and each other, the tale unfolds with compelling interactions and interesting secondary characters.
The book explores themes of independence, desire, secrets, and the complexities of relationships in a historical setting. The writing style is described as emotional, engaging, and well-paced, with a twist on the typical regency romance tropes, making it a slow but steady literary romance that delves into themes of kink and character exploration.
“Bloody codding hell,” Archer Stonewell, the Duke of Westmead, murmured to the midnight darkness of his deserted counting-house. Beside him a lone wax candle flickered and went out, as if in sympathy....June 2018•334 pages - #2
Save:A boldly kinky, horror-tinged paranormal romance with a devoted fanbase - if you’re craving demons, cults, and creative spice, it might just be your next obsession. But if you like your romance lighter or less explicit, this may not be your jam.
'Her Soul to Take' by Harley Laroux is a dark romance novel that follows the story of Raelynn, a ghost paranormal hunter, and Leon, a demon with a mysterious past. The book delves into their morally grey characters as they navigate a world filled with supernatural elements, dark gods, and forbidden desires. The dual point of view narration adds depth to the enthralling plot, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover the complexities of the characters' relationships and the dark forces at play. Laroux's writing style expertly weaves together themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the blurred lines between good and evil, creating a gripping tale that blends romance, horror, and mythology seamlessly.
April 2021•485 pages - #3
Save:Smart, sweet, and certifiably bizarre - "Strange Love" is a must-try for adventurous romance readers who want humor, heart, and a truly alien love story (plus bonus talking dog). Not for the faint of heart or the sticklers for traditional romance tropes!
'Strange Love' by Ann Aguirre is a unique alien romance that follows the story of Zylar, an alien who kidnaps a human named Beryl to be his mate in a tournament on his planet. The plot is filled with humor, adventure, and romance, with a touch of weird alien sex. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of quirky characters, misunderstandings in communication, and a talking dog that adds to the charm of the story.
He’d had doubts about signing up for the matching service, but he couldn’t resist the prospect of millions of potential partners across hundreds of compatible species. It was humiliating that he’d bee...January 2020•305 pages - #4
Save:Hot, bold, and surprisingly relatable - Filthy Vows is perfect for romance fans who love their stories both steamy and real. If you like complex couples and a bit of kink, give this a try!
Filthy Vows by Alessandra Torre follows the story of Elle and Easton, a married couple exploring their hidden desires and fantasies. Elle finds herself constantly fantasizing about other men but has no intention of cheating on her husband. When a moment of role-playing with Easton reveals her deepest desires, the couple embarks on a journey to turn fantasies into reality, all while navigating the complexities of their marriage and personal struggles. Alessandra Torre's writing style delves into the intimate details of Elle and Easton's relationship, portraying them as true soulmates facing challenges within and outside their marriage.
There was something in the air that night. A breathless anticipation. I felt it when I was getting ready, my hand hovering over the plain cotton panties before selecting the silk thong. I embraced it...July 2019•211 pages - #5
Save:A spicy, quick-read intro to BDSM romance that's entertaining and addictively fun - just don't expect deep realism or a slow-burn romance.
'Club Shadowlands' by Cherise Sinclair is the first book in the 'Masters of the Shadowlands' series, focusing on a high-end BDSM club and the relationships that develop within it. The story follows Jessica, an accountant who finds herself at the Club Shadowlands after a car accident, where she meets Master Z, a dominant who sees potential in her as a submissive. As Jessica navigates this new world, she is introduced to the lifestyle of BDSM and begins to explore her desires under Master Z's guidance. The plot unfolds with a mix of steamy scenes, character development, and the dynamics of power play in the BDSM setting. The writing style is described as engaging, with detailed exploration of consent, aftercare, and the emotional connections between characters.
Jessica Randall scrambled out of the water-filled ditch, her heart hammering. Frigid rain slashed through the dark night, drenching her face and clothing. Gasping for breath, she knelt in the mud, sur...2009•168 pages - #6
Save:A boldly feminist, emotionally raw historical with a role-reversed rake and solid drama - unforgettable for some, a bit heavy or meandering for others. Worth picking up if you crave something new in your romance reads!
The Rakess by Scarlett Peckham is a historical romance novel that follows the story of the strong and sensual heroine, Seraphina, and the architect, Adam. The novel explores their complicated and steamy relationship, touching on sensitive topics such as grief, loss, addiction, and empowerment. Despite the ups and downs in their journey, the book delves into the complexities of their characters and the challenges they face, leading to a resolution that may not address all concerns but focuses on making the relationship work.
At the ungodly hour of half past two on a sun-braced afternoon, Seraphina Arden stood before her looking glass in her flimsiest chemise, squinting against the glare coming off the ocean as she removed...April 2020•412 pages - #7
Save:Deliciously witty, deeply emotional, and just the right amount of scandalous - The Earl I Ruined is a must for fans of imperfect heroines, pining heroes, and historical romances that aren’t afraid to get a little spicy.
In "The Earl I Ruined," Lady Constance Stonewell ruins the reputation of the Earl of Apthorp, Julian Haywood, by exposing his secret at a crucial time. To rectify the situation, Constance proposes a fake engagement, not realizing Julian has been secretly in love with her for years. Their interactions are filled with misunderstandings, unrequited love, and a complex web of lies, leading them to discover their true feelings for each other amidst societal expectations and personal struggles. Scarlett Peckham's writing style is described as rich, lyrical, and absorbing, capturing the essence of unrequited love and the challenges of misconstrued intentions.
She flopped back against her vertiginous mound of feather pillows, annoyed to be wide-awake before her customary hour of high noon. A piece of paper came dislodged from the sleep-tangled mass of her h...December 2018•316 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Secrets of Charlotte Street ) - #8
Save:A beautifully-written, heartfelt romance full of pain, healing, and hope. Not for those wanting a happy-go-lucky read, but perfect for anyone who loves a swoony, slow-burn, tearjerker with deep character journeys.
The Gravity of Us by Brittainy C. Cherry is a poignant and emotional romance novel that follows the lives of Graham, a tormented and emotionally detached man, and Lucy, a caring and free-spirited woman. Their paths cross unexpectedly, leading to a journey of friendship and healing. The book beautifully portrays their complex relationship development, touching on themes of abandonment, trust, and second chances. Brittainy C. Cherry's writing style is described as tight, beautiful, and emotionally impactful, with a touch of poetry that adds depth to the characters and their story.
Two days before, I’d bought flowers for someone who wasn’t my wife. Since the purchase, I hadn’t left my office. Papers were scattered all around—notecards, Post-It notes, crumpled pieces of paper wit...April 2017•270 pages - #9
Save:Sweet, spicy, and drama-free, 'Rafe' is perfect when you want a feel-good romance with a gentle, sexy hero and lots of healthy adulting - just don’t expect a super deep emotional journey.
Rafe is a romance novel in the Loose Ends series by Rebekah Weatherspoon. The story follows Dr. Sloan Copeland, a successful black surgeon and single mother to twin 6-year-olds, who finds herself in need of a new nanny after her previous one quits unexpectedly. Enter Rafe Whitcomb, a tall, tattooed male nanny recommended by a friend. Despite their mutual attraction, Sloan and Rafe navigate their relationship while dealing with their personal and professional lives. The book is praised for its diverse cast, open communication between characters, and the gentle, patient nature of Rafe in contrast to his tough appearance.
If she’d been paying closer attention, Dr. Sloan Copeland, M.D. would have noticed something was off the moment she pulled into the driveway. She never left the garage door open and neither did her li...September 2018•258 pages - #10
Save:A smart, character-driven historical romance with heart and depth - perfect for readers seeking both swoons and substance, even if the plot sometimes gets tangled. A standout start to the Brothers Sinister series!
In 'The Duchess War' by Courtney Milan, Minnie, a woman with a scandalous past, aims to remain unnoticed and marry for security. However, when the Duke of Clermont discovers her, their interactions lead to unexpected paths. The book is praised for its well-drawn characters, layered plot, and the chemistry between Minnie and Robert, creating a sweet and romantic tale set in the Victorian era.
True, he’d retreated to the upstairs library of the old Guildhall, far enough from the crowd below that the noise of the ensemble had faded to a distant rumble. True, nobody else was about. Also true:...December 2012•331 pages
