Books matching: polygamous marriage
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Save:'Wither' by Lauren DeStefano is a dystopian novel set in a world where the population is facing extinction due to a genetic virus. The story follows Rhine Ellery, a 16-year-old orphan forced into a polygamous marriage in a society where males die at 25 and females at 20. Rhine's struggle for freedom, complex relationships with her husband Linden and servant Gabriel, and her determination to find her twin brother create a compelling narrative filled with themes of hope, love, and survival. The writing style is described as beautifully written, engaging, and thought-provoking, offering a fresh take on the dystopian genre with a focus on character development and relationships.
I know when one of the girls reaches a wall. She begins to pound and scream—there’s metal in the sound—but none of us help her. We’ve gone too long without speaking, and all we do is bury ourselves mo... - #2
Save:"Breaking Free: How I Escaped Polygamy, the FLDS Cult, and My Father, Warren Jeffs" by Rachel Jeffs is a shocking and disturbing true story that delves into the author's experiences growing up in the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints (FLDS) cult led by her father, Warren Jeffs. Through a first-hand account, Rachel recounts the emotional trauma, abuse, and manipulation she endured within the cult, shedding light on the inner workings of the FLDS community and the oppressive control exerted by her father. The writing style is compelling and straightforward, offering an honest expose of extremism and abuse while also showcasing Rachel's personal belief, strength, perseverance, and faith in her journey to break free from the cult.
Father was standing next to the Prophet’s casket at the front of the meeting house. The Prophet was Leroy Johnson, the leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS) and the only man ... The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives by Lola Shoneyin is a thought-provoking novel set in Nigeria, centered around Bolanle, the youngest and most educated wife of Baba Segi. The story delves into the complexities of a polygamous family as each wife's secrets and motives are revealed through alternating viewpoints, leading to jealousy, rivalry, and unexpected consequences within the household. The writing style includes vivid details, humor, shocking moments, and a mix of tones ranging from satirical to tragic, providing a deep exploration of Nigerian customs, culture, and traditions.
IDIDN’T JUST HAPPEN upon this room; I dreamed of the pale green walls before I arrived. Now the built-in wardrobe is mine and so is the ceiling fan. My window looks over a backyard with patchy but nea...- #4
Save:"Black Widows" by Cate Quinn is a gripping murder mystery revolving around the death of Blake, a doomsday prepper and fundamentalist Mormon with three wives, each a suspect in his murder. The book delves into the complex dynamics of the polygamous family, exploring the secrets and motives of each wife through alternating perspectives. As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into a web of intrigue, slowly revealing the hidden truths and mysteries surrounding Blake's death.
The narrative is filled with suspense and tension, with well-developed characters and a multi-layered plot that keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Quinn's writing style is engaging, with short chapters and shifting perspectives that offer a unique insight into the lives of the three wives and their tumultuous relationship with their deceased husband.
Lord forgive me, I lied to a policeman today. I told him Blake had never raised a hand to me. I’d like to say I was protecting his memory, but that would be another lie. The truth is, I simply couldn’... - #5
Save:'Heart and Hand' by Rebel Carter is a historical romance novel set in the western frontier, following the story of Jules, a biracial heiress from New York who answers an ad to become a mail-order bride for two friends, Forrest and Will, in Colorado. The plot revolves around the unique relationship dynamics between Jules, Forrest, and Will as they navigate pitfalls, misunderstandings, and the challenges of their unconventional marriage. The story is rich in detail, with a focus on genuine relationships, individual personalities, and different ways of solving problems, all set against the backdrop of a polygamous marriage of convenience.
The writing style of 'Heart and Hand' is engaging and immersive, with readers praising the author's ability to create lovable characters, sweet romance, and a storyline that is both sweet and to the point. The book explores themes of love, communication, and overcoming obstacles, all while maintaining a balance between historical accuracy and romantic escapism.
“Have you heard? Julie means to join a veritable rake in matrimony. He intends to lure her to the wilds of the Montana Territory,” Julian Baptiste III, gentleman about town and heir to the Baptiste fo... - #6
Save:'American Prince' in the 'New Camelot' series by Sierra Simone is a captivating tale that delves deep into the intertwined lives of Ash, Greer, and Embry. The story unfolds through multiple perspectives, revealing a complex web of love, betrayal, and sacrifice. Set against a backdrop of political intrigue and romance, the book intricately weaves elements of Arthurian legend with modern-day relationships. The writing style is emotionally charged, with poetic prose that draws readers into the characters' innermost thoughts and desires.
First, about me, Embry Moore, son of the terrifying Lieutenant Governor Vivienne Moore. To the outside world, I must have looked like a prince. I grew up with horses and boats and my own fucking lake,...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series New Camelot ) - #7
Save:'American King' in the series 'New Camelot' by author Sierra Simone is a complex and emotional conclusion that delves into the intricate relationships between the characters. The story progresses with twists and turns that surprise and engage readers, while exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption. The writing style is described as intense, erotic, and romantic, with a mix of dark elements that keep readers hooked until the very end.
A carnival had come to town, all lights and cotton candy and generators whirring in the summer heat, and Althea had given Kay and me each ten dollars to spend there. Kay, too cool and too old to be bo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series New Camelot ) - #8
Save:Sister Wife by Shelley Hrdlitschka is a compelling tale that revolves around Celeste, a fifteen-year-old girl living in Unity, a polygamous cult. The story is narrated from the perspectives of Celeste, her devout sister Nanette, and an outsider named Taviana. As Celeste grapples with the expectations of her community, her curiosity and desire for independence lead her to question the beliefs she has been raised with. The book delves into themes of faith, freedom, and self-discovery as Celeste navigates the complexities of her religious upbringing and her own desires.
The narrative offers a fast-paced and engaging read, providing insights into the life within a religious, polygamous community. Through the different viewpoints of the characters, readers are exposed to the internal struggles, conflicts, and choices faced by the young women in the story, ultimately leading to a thought-provoking exploration of individual agency and identity.
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Save:The Billionaire Bad Boys Club by Emma Holly is a steamy MMF romance novel that follows the lives of Zane, Trey, and Rebecca. Zane and Trey, who have been friends and lovers since high school, are now successful billionaires in a unique relationship. When they meet Rebecca, a talented chef with a troubled past, a deep connection forms between the three of them. The book expertly weaves together plot development, character dynamics, and intense erotic scenes, creating a captivating story of love, trust, and overcoming past traumas. The writing style is described as enthralling, with a slow pace that builds tension and emotion, while balancing explicit scenes with a focus on the characters' emotional journey.
TREY Hayworth had a choice. He could jack off to his dog-eared Victoria’s Secret catalogue or rely on his stash of torn out underwear stud ads. The Victoria’s Secret women were soft and curvy, the Cal...
