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Save:In "Love Her or Lose Her," Rosie and Dom, a married couple, face challenges in their relationship due to lack of communication and emotional intimacy. Rosie decides to leave Dom, seeking to fulfill her dream of owning a restaurant and longing for a deeper connection. Through therapy and support from friends, Rosie and Dom navigate their troubled marriage, rediscovering their love and commitment to each other. The book explores themes of love languages, second chances, and personal growth, with a focus on the couple's journey towards understanding and supporting each other.
Really, that’s what her name tag should have read, instead of COSMETICS CONSULTANT. In order to fulfill that title, someone would be required to consult her first, right? Problem was, no one ever aske...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Hot & Hammered ) - #2
Save:In "The Unwanted Wife" by Natasha Anders, the story revolves around Theresa and Alessandro De Lucci's loveless marriage, where Theresa discovers that she was merely a pawn in a deal between Alessandro and her father. Despite the emotional turmoil and misunderstandings, Alessandro tries to salvage their relationship by groveling and proving his love for Theresa, leading to a journey of self-discovery and redemption for both characters. The writing style effectively portrays the characters' emotions and insecurities, creating a raw and intense storyline that keeps readers engaged until the end.
The house was dark and quiet when she got home, with no seething Sandro waiting at the front door this time, just echoing silence as she made her way upstairs and back into the spare bedroom. After a ... - #3
Save:Frayed Silk by Ella Fields is a story that delves into the struggles of a married couple, Dahlia and Leo, as they navigate a crumbling relationship filled with secrets, neglect, and a lack of intimacy. Dahlia finds herself longing for her husband's affection, but Leo remains distant, pushing her to seek solace in Jared, leading to a complex web of emotions and decisions. The book explores themes of infidelity, love, and the intricate dynamics of relationships, all narrated through Dahlia's perspective with raw emotions and a gripping storyline that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Over the past seven months, he’s closed himself off to me. To our children. To our once happy life together. And he’s never told me why. Why he’s chosen to make me feel so alone. As if I’m invisible e... - #4
Save:Naomi and Nicholas are engaged but have fallen out of love. Instead of calling off the wedding, they engage in a war of sabotage and pranks to make the other break up. As they navigate this battle, they discover new sides to each other, leading to growth and a rekindling of their relationship. The book explores themes of love, communication, and self-discovery, with a writing style that includes humor, sarcasm, and vivid character descriptions.
What an ugly, crappy day. Rain pelts off the windshield of my coworker’s likewise crappy car, which smells like cold McDonald’s French fries and pine trees. Leon taps his fingertips on the steering wh... - #5
Save:Ever After Always by Chloe Liese is the third book in the Bergman Brothers series, focusing on Freya and Aiden's troubled marriage. The story follows the couple as they navigate through a rough patch in their relationship, dealing with poor communication, anxiety, and miscommunication. The book showcases the journey of Freya and Aiden as they work towards healing their marriage, with the support of the Bergman family and themes of love, trust, and personal growth. Chloe Liese's writing style expertly portrays the raw and realistic aspects of a marriage in crisis, with a blend of heartwarming moments and steamy romance.
Some mutual friends threw together a pickup soccer game one balmy summer Sunday and invited us both. I’d played in high school, kept up with a recreational soccer league while I went through undergrad...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bergman Brothers ) - #6
Save:The Bromance Book Club is a heartwarming story about Gavin Scott, a pro baseball player who is on the verge of losing his marriage. After his wife, Thea, kicks him out, Gavin's friends introduce him to a secret book club where they read romance novels to understand women better. Through the book club, Gavin learns valuable lessons that help him reignite the passion in his marriage and save it. The story explores themes of second chance romance, personal growth, and challenging stereotypes about masculinity, all while providing a fast-paced and engaging narrative.
The book delves into the journey of Gavin as he navigates the complexities of relationships, insecurities, and personal growth. With the support of his friends and the insights gained from reading romance novels, Gavin embarks on a mission to understand his wife and himself better. The narrative not only focuses on saving a marriage but also on self-discovery, vulnerability, and the importance of communication in relationships. Through a blend of humor, romance, and emotional depth, the book offers a refreshing take on love, friendship, and personal development.
Which is why he didn’t get up when his best friend and Nashville Legends teammate, Delray Hicks, pounded on the door to his hotel room, a fourth-floor state of depression that reminded him every minut... - #7
Save:The Divorce by Nicole Strycharz tells the story of a couple, Jenzy and Chris, who have been married for seven years but their relationship turns sour when Chris starts to ignore and insult Jenzy. After asking for a divorce, Jenzy makes Chris grovel to win her back, while exploring themes of communication issues, emotional affairs, and the struggle to rebuild a broken marriage. The book delves into realistic portrayals of marriage troubles, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships, with a writing style that keeps readers engaged and emotionally invested in the characters' journey.
When I came into the restaurant to see Moses waiting on me I felt some of my nerves settle. He’d become my friend first, even in the few weeks we’d been talking. I went his way and soaked up the glory... - #8
Save:In "King of Greed" by Ana Huang, the story revolves around Alessandra and Dominic Davenport, a couple whose marriage is on the rocks due to Dominic's obsession with work. Alessandra decides to leave him after feeling neglected and unappreciated, leading to a tumultuous journey of self-discovery and second chances. The book delves into themes of love, loss, and redemption, showcasing raw emotions and vulnerabilities through well-developed characters and intricate relationships. Ana Huang's writing style evokes deep emotions and creates a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Kings of Sin ) - #9
Save:'The Day of the Duchess' by Sarah MacLean is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Seraphina, Duchess of Haven, who returns from exile demanding a divorce from her husband, Malcolm, Duke of Haven. The book delves into their tumultuous relationship, filled with regret, anger, guilt, and shattered dreams, as they navigate the past and present to find a way forward. The plot intricately weaves together themes of second chances, love, heartbreak, and redemption, while exploring the complexities of a marriage marred by lies and betrayal.
The writing style in 'The Day of the Duchess' is described as emotionally impactful and beautifully written, with a narrative that interweaves past and present to reveal the depth of the characters' emotions and struggles. The book is praised for its exploration of forgiveness, acceptance, and the possibility of building a future together despite a troubled past, all set against a backdrop of historical accuracy and well-researched details.
August the nineteenth, 1836. The last day of the parliamentary session, filled with pomp and idle. And lingering memory. He spun the wheel with the six embossed upon it. Five. Four. He took a deep bre... - #10
Save:Letters to Molly by Devney Perry is a second chance romance novel that delves into the complexities of love, communication, and forgiveness. The story follows Molly and Finn, a divorced couple who are brought back together by a series of letters that force them to confront their past mistakes and unresolved feelings. The book is described as a heartfelt and emotional journey that showcases the struggles and growth of the characters as they navigate their way back to each other. The writing style is praised for its realism and ability to evoke a range of emotions from readers, making it a captivating and relatable read.
Why did they even need to ask that question? Every loan application, PTA volunteer form and church questionnaire wanted to know your marital status. I was going to start checking the single box. What ...
