Books matching: ptsd and trauma
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Save:An emotionally rich, magical rollercoaster that’s equal parts steamy romance and heartfelt healing. A must-read for fans of paranormal love stories and magical worlds!
Maeve’s hand trembled as she picked up the pen. The first lines she scrawled looked as jittery as the fluttering in her chest, but she kept writing, and her hand steadied as she went. She couldn’t sto...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Love and Magic ) - #2
Save:A gripping, emotional, and big-hearted family drama set in breathtaking Alaska - equal parts beautiful and heartbreaking. Perfect for readers who want to get lost in a dramatic tale of survival, love, and resilience, but it may feel a bit over-the-top for those who prefer subtlety.
That spring, rain fell in great sweeping gusts that rattled the rooftops. Water found its way into the smallest cracks and undermined the sturdiest foundations. Chunks of land that had been steady for... - #3
Save:A moving, atmospheric read that’s light on thrills but heavy on heart. Pick this up for its tender characters and evocative writing - not for high-octane action.
A dream, maybe. Memory. Both have brought me their share of grief. I force open my eyes, the slightest tinge of gray seeping through the curtains. Not yet day. But light enough that I can make out the... - #4
Save:Enchanting, emotional, and beautifully written, Seven Summer Nights is a unique blend of love, loss, and renewal - perfect for fans of historical romance with a magical twist.
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Save:'Hollow Chest' by Brita Sandstrom is a beautifully written story that delves into themes of trauma, loss, war, and love. The plot follows the main character, Charlie, who navigates through the impact of WWII on his family and himself, dealing with PTSD, anxiety, and the challenges of post-war England. Through the different characters like Grandpa Fitz, Mellie, Pudge, Bertie, Reggie, and Aggie, as well as the symbolic elements like the war wolves, the book explores the resilience of the human spirit amidst darkness and pain, ultimately emphasizing the power of love and hope in healing.
THE SCREAM OF THE AIR RAID SIREN CUT OFF abruptly when Charlie opened his eyes, like a hand had come down to strangle it. The same old nightmare—sirens, dust, the hazy beams of camping torches in the... - #6
Save:A classic must-read on trauma and healing - rigorous, empathetic, and deeply validating. Not a quick fix, but absolutely worth it for survivors, loved ones, and mental health professionals alike.
THE STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA has a curious history—one of episodic amnesia. Periods of active investigation have alternated with periods of oblivion. Repeatedly in the past century, similar lines... - #7
Save:A beautifully written, raw, and compassionate portrayal of a teen grappling with grief and mental illness - poetic and haunting, but not for the faint of heart.
At three in the morning when I can’t sleep, the room ticks over in the dark and all I have for company is the rush of words coming up fast like those racehorses you see on television, poor things, and... - #8
Save:'Nick' by Michael Farris Smith follows Nick as he serves in the Great War, delving into the horrors of trench warfare and the consequences of suffering. It explores Nick's life journey before he becomes the narrator in 'The Great Gatsby', depicting his experiences in France, New Orleans, and his struggles with PTSD post-war. The writing style evokes atmosphere and emotion, powerfully conveying the stark realities of war trauma.
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Save:"Mine to Protect" by Kennedy L. Mitchell is a romantic thriller focusing on the characters Birdie and Cas. Birdie, a strong survivor with a traumatic past, works for the forest service and becomes involved in investigating a serial killer case in Rocky Mountains National Park alongside Cas Matthews, a former marine with PTSD. As they delve into the case, an instant connection forms between Birdie and Cas, leading to a complex and intense exploration of their feelings amidst the danger and suspense of the investigation. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters, with engaging dialogue and a plot full of twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
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Save:Deeply atmospheric, emotionally rich, and beautifully written - The Winter Soldier is a rewarding read if you enjoy character-driven, thoughtful fiction set against the backdrop of a lesser-known corner of WWI. Not the most cheerful book, but it lingers in the best way.
There was no announcement, not even a whistle. Were it not for the snow-draped placard, he wouldn’t have known they had arrived. Hastening, afraid he would miss the stop, he gathered his bag, his coat...
