Books matching: passionate love affair
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Save:'Must Love Chainmail' by Angela Quarles is the second book in the Must Love time travel series. The story follows Katy, a young woman who is sent back in time to 1294 and finds herself in medieval Wales. There, she meets Robert, a half Welsh, half Norman knight, and the two develop a passionate and steamy relationship. The author skillfully addresses the language barrier between the characters, making their communication challenging at the beginning. The plot is engaging, with some readers finding the story to be well-written and the specific verbs chosen to depict the attraction between Robert and Katy to be powerful.
And Kynon the son of Clydno asked Kai for that which Arthur had promised them. “I too will have the good tale which he promised to me,” said Kai. “Nay,” answered Kynon, “fairer will it be for thee to ...
(Also, see 70 recommendations for the series Must Love ) - #2
Save:Passion for the Game by Sylvia Day is a historical romance novel set in the Georgian era, focusing on the intense and dangerous relationship between Lady Maria Winter and Christopher St. John. Lady Winter, rumored to be a Black Widow with a mysterious past, finds herself entangled in a web of blackmail and intrigue. As Christopher investigates her past, they both navigate a treacherous game of love and deception, where their strong personalities clash in and out of the bedroom. The book is praised for its original plot, well-defined characters, and captivating writing style that keeps readers hooked until the very end.
Passion for the Game is a story of forbidden love, power struggles, and intense passion set against the backdrop of historical espionage and romance. Lady Maria Winter and Christopher St. John, both victims of their circumstances, find themselves drawn to each other despite being on opposite sides. Their relationship is described as intense, fiery, and filled with suspense as they navigate the dangers of their world. With strong character development, intricate plot twists, and steamy romance scenes, the book offers a thrilling and captivating read for fans of historical romance.
Maria, Lady Winter, shut the lid of her enameled patch box with a decisive snap. Her revulsion for the mirrored reflection of the man who sat behind her made her stomach roil. Taking a deep breath, sh...
(Also, see 64 recommendations for the series Georgian ) - #3
Save:White Houses is a fictionalized account of the relationship between Eleanor Roosevelt and journalist Lorena Hickok, told from Hick's perspective. The novel explores their love despite societal constraints, including FDR's infidelity and Eleanor's sense of duty. The story is set against the backdrop of the Great Depression and World War II, delving into the challenges faced by the two women in maintaining their relationship in a public eye. The narrative jumps between timelines, showcasing Lorena's upbringing, her time with Eleanor in the White House, and the aftermath of FDR's death.
In 1932, my father was dead and my star was rising. I could write. People looked for my name. I’d gotten a big bounce from The Milwaukee Sentinel to New York because I was the only woman to cover Big ... - #4
Save:"Letters to Milena" by Franz Kafka is a collection of passionate letters written by Kafka to Milena Jesenska in the year 1920. The correspondence reveals Kafka's innermost thoughts and emotions, laying bare his pain and anguish in living. The letters provide brilliant philosophical insights into Kafka's mind and life, shedding light on the man behind the art. Despite the fragmentary quality of some editions due to editing, the letters offer a unique peek into the nature and psyche of Franz Kafka, showcasing his extraordinary writing style and deep emotions.
2 F Kafka: At first Kafka signed his letters using the formal ‘Ihr’ (‘Ihr F Kafka,’ ‘Ihres Kafka’). He later switched to the informal Du. In this translation, ‘Yours’ always indicates the informal ‘De... - #5
Save:Fingersmith by Sarah Waters is a Victorian gothic novel filled with plot twists and turns, following the story of two orphan girls who unknowingly have intertwined lives. The book delves into themes of betrayal, ruined innocence, treachery, and madness, all set against the backdrop of Victorian London. Through multiple narrators and a complex plot structure, the story unfolds in a gripping manner, keeping readers guessing and engaged till the very end.
Waters' writing style in Fingersmith is described as evocative, rich in historical detail, and atmospheric, successfully transporting readers to the Victorian era. The novel intricately weaves together elements of mystery, romance, and intrigue, creating a dark and fiery tale laced with love, betrayal, and secrecy that is both compelling and immersive.
My name, in those days, was Susan Trinder. People called me Sue. I know the year I was born in, but for many years I did not know the date, and took my birthday at Christmas. I believe I am an orphan.... - #6
Save:'Tipping the Velvet' by Sarah Waters is a historical fiction novel set in the 1890s in London, following the story of Nancy Astley, a young oyster girl who falls in love with a male impersonator named Kitty Butler. The book explores Nancy's journey as she follows Kitty into the world of theaters, working as a dresser before becoming a performer herself. The novel delves into themes of lesbian love, gender roles, and self-discovery in Victorian England. The writing style is described as sensual, detailed, and engaging, providing a vivid picture of the lesbian society in the 18th century.
The plot of 'Tipping the Velvet' is divided into three acts, each peopled with vibrant characters and told in lushly written prose. The book captures the sexual growing pains and challenges faced by Nancy as she navigates the complexities of love, identity, and societal expectations. While some readers found the protagonist to be flat or the plot soap-operatic, others praised the realistic characters, compelling storytelling, and historical accuracy in depicting London's lesbian society during that era.
Have you ever tasted a Whitstable oyster? If you have, you will remember it. Some quirk of the Kentish coastline makes Whitstable natives - as they are properly called - the largest and the juiciest,... - #7
Save:"Mackenzie's Mountain" by Linda Howard follows the story of Mary, a determined schoolteacher, and Wolf Mackenzie, a fierce and fiery rancher with a troubled past. As Mary tries to help Wolf's son, Joe, get back to school, she finds herself entangled in the town's prejudice and suspicion towards the Mackenzie family. Despite the challenges they face, Mary and Wolf's relationship blossoms, leading to a passionate and suspenseful love affair set against the backdrop of a small town with hidden monsters and misplaced hatred.
Wolf Mackenzie spent a restless night, with the bright full moon throwing its silver light on the empty pillow beside him. His body ached with need, the sexual need of a healthy man, and the passing h... - #8
Save:'High Energy' by Dara Joy follows the story of Zanita Masterson, a journalist determined to prove herself by debunking a charlatan, and Tyberius Angustus Evans, a genius physicist. When Zanita mistakenly attends Tyber's physics convention instead of a psychic one, she becomes captivated by him. As they work together to expose the charlatan, their relationship blossoms into a passionate love affair filled with humor and quirky banter. The book is described as a fun and funny read with well-developed characters and an engaging plot that keeps readers eagerly turning the pages.
“Watch it. Everyone loves my coffee. Just because you happen to prefer brew a spoon can stand up in doesn't make you a reliable critic. And we are getting off the subject— something you are remarkably... - #9
Save:'Two Little Lies' by Liz Carlyle is a historical romance novel that explores the complex relationship between Viviana and Quin, filled with misunderstandings, pride, lies, and emotional angst. The story follows Viviana, a widow with three children, who unexpectedly reunites with Quin, her former lover, after nine years. As they navigate through past hurts, betrayals, and miscommunications, they are forced to confront their mistakes, unravel truths, and rekindle their love amidst a web of secrets and emotional turmoil.
(Also, see 42 recommendations for the series MacLachlan Family ) - #10
Save:Bedchamber Games by Tracy Anne Warren is the third book in The Rakes of Cavendish Square series, focusing on the story of Lord Lawrence Byron and Rosamund Carrow. The book follows the unconventional love story between Lawrence, a successful barrister, and Rosamund, who disguises herself as a man to practice law in Regency England. Tracy Anne Warren's writing style is described as eloquent, witty, and sexy, capturing the passionate and steamy affair between the two main characters while highlighting the societal limitations faced by women during that time period.
Rosamund Carrow’s heart gave a single heavy thump as the coach drove up Chancery Lane and came to a halt before the main entrance to the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn. She glanced through the ve...
(Also, see 36 recommendations for the series The Rakes of Cavendish Square )
