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Save:The Raven Prince by Elizabeth Hoyt is a historical romance novel set in the Georgian era. The story follows Anna Wren, a widow who takes on the role of a secretary for the scarred and grumpy Earl of Swartingham, Edward De Raaf. Despite their initial reservations and societal constraints, an unlikely attraction blossoms between the two as they navigate personal tragedies, societal expectations, and their growing feelings for each other. The book weaves a tale of love, lust, and overcoming obstacles in a time where reputation and propriety were paramount, all while incorporating elements of fairy tales and social commentary.
The combination of a horse galloping far too fast, a muddy lane with a curve, and a lady pedestrian is never a good one. Even in the best of circumstances, the odds of a positive outcome are depressin... - #2
Save:'Daddy-Long-Legs' by Jean Webster is an epistolary novel that follows the story of Jerusha Abbott, an orphan girl who is sent to college by an anonymous benefactor known as Daddy Long Legs. Through Jerusha's monthly letters to the mysterious sponsor, readers get a glimpse into her experiences and growth as she navigates college life in the early 1900s. The plot unfolds through Jerusha's humorous and insightful reflections, providing a delightful and engaging narrative that captures the essence of a young girl's journey towards independence and self-discovery.
The writing style of Jean Webster in 'Daddy-Long-Legs' is described as lovely, witty, and entertaining, with a sense of light-heartedness that enhances the portrayal of the protagonist's daily life and studies. offers a mix of romance, humor, and historical context, creating a charming and relatable story that resonates with readers of different ages. Through the letters exchanged between Jerusha and Daddy Long Legs, Webster crafts a narrative that not only entertains but also provides a glimpse into the societal norms and challenges faced by women in the early 20th century.
The first Wednesday in every month was a Perfectly Awful Day—a day tobe awaited with dread, endured with courage and forgotten with haste.Every floor must be spotless, every chair dustless, and every ... - #3
Save:Lizette Henry wakes up one day to find that she doesn't recognize herself in the mirror, setting off a chain of events where she discovers she has lost two years of her life. As she struggles to piece together her memories and identity, Lizette is faced with the fear that someone is watching her and trying to harm her. With the help of a mysterious man named Xavier, Lizette delves into her past, uncovering secrets and facing danger as she tries to unravel the mystery surrounding her missing memories.
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Save:'An Offer From a Gentleman' by Julia Quinn is a Regency romance novel that tells the story of Sophie Beckett, a young woman who, in a Cinderella-like twist, sneaks out to a masquerade ball and captures the heart of Benedict Bridgerton. However, when they meet again years later, Benedict fails to recognize Sophie as his mystery woman, leading to a complex and romantic storyline filled with class differences, mistaken identities, and heartfelt apologies. The book combines elements of a fluffy romance, a retelling of the Cinderella story, and the dynamics of the Bridgerton family, creating a charming and engaging narrative with witty dialogues and humorous moments.
This year’s most sought-after invitation must surely be that of the Bridgerton masquerade ball, to be held Monday next. Indeed, one cannot take two steps without being forced to listen to some society...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bridgertons ) - #5
Save:Mistaken Identity by Donna Jay is a captivating story about Kelly, a young woman in a relationship with a controlling older woman named Paula. A mistaken identity incident at a party leads Kelly on a journey of self-discovery, humor, mystery, and exploration of desires. As Kelly navigates through the confusion of not knowing who she had an encounter with, she seeks help from friends to solve the mystery, leading to unexpected twists and a beautiful love story. The book delves into themes of consent, trust, dominance, and submission, all woven together with Donna Jay's unique sense of humor and storytelling.
The narrative of Mistaken Identity is filled with humor, mystery, and steamy scenes, creating a perfect blend of entertainment and depth. Donna Jay's writing style effortlessly captures the essence of the characters, their relationships, and the exploration of desires and boundaries. Through Kelly's journey, the book explores themes of self-acceptance, friendship, love, and the unexpected turns that life can take, making it a compelling read for those looking for a mix of romance, humor, and a touch of kink.
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Save:Lord Carew's Bride by Mary Balogh is a historical romance novel that tells the tender love story of Samantha Newman and Hartley Wade. Samantha, after a betrayal in her past, is wary of falling in love but finds herself drawn to Hartley, a charming and kind neighbor with a hidden identity. The plot unfolds slowly, focusing on the development of their friendship and eventual romance, with alternating viewpoints providing insight into their characters. Balogh's writing style emphasizes the emotional depth of the characters and their journey towards love, creating a sweet and realistic love story set in the Regency era.
"Oh, do come with us, Sam," the Countess of Thornhill said. "I know it is only a short walk to the lake, but the setting is lovely and the daffodils are in bloom. And surely it is better to have compa... - #7
Save:The Fortune Hunter by Diane Farr is a delightful regency romance novel that follows the story of George, Lord Rival, a rake with a heart of gold, and Olivia, a wealthy woman who values her independence. George's plan to marry a wealthy heiress takes an unexpected turn when he mistakenly reveals his intentions to Olivia, setting the stage for a charming and slow-building romance filled with witty banter and romantic tension. As the two characters navigate misunderstandings and obstacles, their relationship blossoms into a heartfelt love story set against the backdrop of the regency era.
The plot of The Fortune Hunter is a well-crafted blend of wit, romance, and emotional turmoil, with engaging characters and a charming writing style that keeps readers entertained. The development of George and Olivia's relationship, from initial misunderstandings to deepening affection, is portrayed with humor and warmth, creating a captivating story that captures the essence of a traditional regency romance with a fresh and engaging twist.
George Carstairs, Baron Rival, crumpled the letter with one fierce, spasmodic movement of his fist. He was tempted to toss the politely worded packet of bad news in the fire. He restrained himself fro... - #8
Save:Naima Simone's 'Scoring With the Wrong Twin' follows the story of Sophia, a shy and nerdy app developer, who reluctantly steps in for her supermodel twin sister at a photo shoot. There, she meets Zephirin, a brooding American football superstar with trust issues, and their chemistry is undeniable. As they navigate a relationship based on lies and trust issues, the story unfolds with emotionally charged scenes, smoking hot romance, and a blend of friendship dynamics. Despite the obstacles to their happily ever after, the book showcases the growth of both characters and their journey towards love and self-acceptance.
'Scoring With the Wrong Twin' by Naima Simone is a delightful mix of football romance, diverse characters, and a touch of nerdy love. The book captures the essence of a mistaken identity storyline with a strong focus on character development and the building of trust between Sophia and Zephirin. The writing style is engaging, with witty dialogue, steamy romance, and moments of emotional depth that keep readers hooked from start to finish.
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Save:"My Dearest Enemy" by Connie Brockway is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Lillian Bede and Avery Thorne. The two characters correspond by letter for five years while Lillian tries to make a success of Mill House to keep it from Avery. Their witty banter and growing affection entertain their friends and readers alike, making the letters a highlight of the story. As Avery returns home before the deadline, the tension between them rises as they navigate misunderstandings and mishaps, leading to a hilarious and heartwarming romantic tale filled with humor and passion.
The book showcases a feminist heroine, Lillian, who is determined to prove herself capable of managing the property despite societal expectations. The plotline, infused with humor, tenderness, and passion, captivates readers as the protagonists navigate their unconventional relationship through letters and real-life challenges, creating a compelling and engaging narrative that balances light-hearted moments with deeper emotional themes.
My physicians tell me I haven’t long to live and that I should put my affairs in order. This I intend to do. By ensuring this letter arrives in your hand before the reading of my will I do you the fav... - #10
Save:'Dear Aaron' by Mariana Zapata is a slow burn romance that follows the story of Ruby, a 23-year-old girl who decides to exchange letters with a soldier, Aaron, 28, who is deployed overseas. The book explores their growing relationship through weekly letters and emails, showcasing their journey from penpals to friends and eventually more. The writing style is described as nostalgic, relatable, and emotional, with a focus on character development and a realistic portrayal of a long-distance relationship.
From: RubyMars@mail.com Date: September 12, 2008 12:05a.m. To: Aaron.Tanner.Hall.mil@mail.mil Subject: Movies and Stuff Dear Aaron, Before you, one of the soldiers finished his tour and went home. We ...
