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Save:Falling for the Jerk by Amy Alves is a captivating enemies-to-lovers romance set in a small town. The story follows Gracie, a physical therapist with a neurodevelopmental condition, and Jensen, a grumpy firefighter recovering from an injury. After an accident caused by Gracie's clumsiness, she becomes Jensen’s therapist, leading to a tumultuous yet steamy relationship as they navigate their feelings amidst their playful bickering and undeniable chemistry.
The writing style is engaging and filled with humor, making it an entertaining read. Alves skillfully blends funny moments with deeper emotional scenes that resonate with readers. Their banter is sharp, and the secondary characters add depth to the small-town charm. Though the book tackles Gracie's challenges, it emphasizes her strength and tenacity. This story balances sweet romance, steamy interactions, and genuine character growth.
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Save:Shattered Truths by H. Hunting is a captivating new adult hockey romance that blends elements of a Cinderella story with the emotional depth of young love. The plot follows BJ, the charming son of an NHL legend, and Winter, a fiercely independent girl grappling with traumatic circumstances at home. Their relationship blossoms as BJ works to earn Winter’s trust, exposing readers to a beautiful evolution of their love filled with humor, vulnerability, and emotional challenges. Winter's journey, alongside BJ's support, creates a mesmerizing dynamic that keeps readers engaged throughout.
Hunting's writing style is both heartfelt and humorous, skillfully portraying the complexities of romance while engaging readers with relatable characters. The chemistry between BJ and Winter is electric, with their banter providing countless laugh-out-loud moments. Despite tackling heavy themes such as poverty and domestic struggles, the narrative maintains a sense of hope and resilience, making it an emotional rollercoaster that resonates deeply. Overall, Shattered Truths is a beautifully crafted story that captures the essence of love, community, and healing, ensuring readers are invested from start to finish.
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Save:'Whatever Happens' by Micalea Smeltzer is a heartwarming story that follows the journey of Violet, who moves to a new town after her sister's tragic suicide. There, she befriends Finn, a boy with autism, and their relationship blossoms into a beautiful love story. The book delves into themes of loss, grief, and the challenges faced by individuals with autism, all portrayed with honesty and emotional depth. The writing style is described as beautifully written, with delicate exploration of characters that evokes a range of emotions in the readers.
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Save:The Vibrant Years by Sonali Dev is a multigenerational story that delves into the lives of three Indian American women - Bindu, Aly, and Cullie. The narrative explores their individual journeys of self-discovery, love, and empowerment. Bindu, the confident grandmother, Aly, the determined ex-daughter-in-law, and Cullie, the intelligent granddaughter, each face life-altering situations while navigating their own fears and dreams. The book weaves together a tale of family bonds, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships across different generations. With a mix of laughter, tears, and poignant moments, the story unfolds through alternating perspectives, revealing the evolving dynamics within the family.
Sonali Dev's writing style in 'The Vibrant Years' is lauded for its depth and exploration of themes such as love, cultural expectations, and personal growth. The book captures the essence of each character's mental psychology and development, offering a relatable and engaging narrative. Dev skillfully intertwines the characters' stories, addressing societal stigmas, changing norms, and the importance of human relationships. Through a blend of humor, mystery, and emotional depth, the author crafts a compelling tale that resonates with readers on a personal level.
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Save:A solid, action-packed small-town romance that’s easy to devour, especially if you enjoy quirky characters and a touch of danger. Not perfect, but a fun way to reset your reading mood.
Stiffly, he rose from where he’d been kneeling on the porch. The ladder-back chair he’d made with hand tools was finished. Limping slightly, he carried it inside and set it beside the kitchen table. N... - #6
Save:An eye-opening, bravely candid look at addiction and mental illness from the inside. Powerful and moving for many, even if not every reader will love the narrator’s voice.
I was making a film about a dying woman. Compared to what I had been doing, it seemed as if this one would be easy because there were no facts to verify, no painstaking research, no bad guys, just dir... - #7
Save:'Out of Her League' by Samantha Wayland follows the story of Michaela and Lachlan, two characters who navigate a blossoming romance amidst challenges. Michaela, constantly hounded by the media, finds solace in her friendship with the shy and socially awkward Lachlan. Their relationship evolves as Michaela helps Lachlan come out of his shell and face his issues, leading to a believable and touching romance. The author, Samantha Wayland, intricately weaves a story of growth, courage, and friendship, showcasing well-developed characters and a build-up to romance that captivates the readers.
delves into themes of friendship, courage, and growth as Michaela and Lachlan navigate their relationship while dealing with external pressures. Wayland's writing style shines through in the portrayal of the characters' development and the chemistry between them, making the story engaging and heartwarming for readers. The plot unfolds with surprises, family dynamics, and a touch of steamy romance, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers hooked till the end.
“She’s nice,” Michaela offered, having met the Queen before with her parents. Granted, the first time Michaela had been too young to remember it, but the second, she’d been eighteen and far too cluele... - #8
Save:A controversial yet thought-provoking memoir that dives into the lived experience of sociopathy - fascinating for some, frustrating for others. Approach with curiosity and a pinch of skepticism.
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Save:In "Pucked Over" by Helena Hunting, NHL star Randy Ballistic and Lily LeBlanc find themselves in a casual sex arrangement that unexpectedly turns into something more. The book follows their journey of navigating their feelings and attraction towards each other while dealing with their own insecurities and past baggage. The story is filled with humor, hot sexy scenes, and witty dialogues, set against the backdrop of the hockey world and intertwined with updates on characters from the previous books in the series.
The game is over, and Sunny—formally known as Sunshine Waters—my best friend since grade one, is currently projected on the Jumbotron for the entire arena to view. Miller is mauling her while “Walking...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Pucked ) - #10
Save:A steamy, emotional romance about two perfectly imperfect people finding love and healing - compelling, heartwarming, and candid about mental health challenges. Not for those looking for light escapism or closed-door romance.
It’s a ridiculous reality show where thirty beautiful girls compete for the love of a hot cattle rancher. To show their devotion, they do super meaningful things like wear red cowboy boots with tiny d...
