Books matching: romance and adventure
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Save:A great pick for history and romance lovers who want more depth than drama, and authentic detail over cliché. Don’t judge it by its cover - even decades after release, it’s a rewarding, immersive read.
A horse floundered through the treacherous ford, almost toppling its wavering rider. The man, numb with cold and exhaustion, clung desperately, casting only a single glance at the threatening fist of... - #2
Save:'Alien, Mine' by Sandra Harris follows the story of Sandrea, who is abducted by aliens and later rescued, leading her to integrate into a new society. The plot involves Sandrea navigating through adventures, friendships, and challenges in a new universe, including learning that there is no way back to Earth. The writing style is described as entertaining, fast-paced, and filled with elements of sci-fi and romance, with engaging characters and a mix of action, humor, and tension.
Chapter 1 Lost, One Human Female . . . Thundering noise boomed through the night air and beat the woman’s senses into submission. Screams of terror sliced through sudden, blinding, white light. She do... - #3
Save:A fun, adventure-tinged historical romance perfect for Laurens devotees and cozy escapists, but if you're craving originality or innovation, you may want to look elsewhere.
The wind whipped his hair, sent chill fingers sliding beneath his greatcoat collar. From horizon to horizon, the sky was an unrelieved steel-gray, but at least it wasn’t raining; he was thankful for s... - #4
Save:A lively, romantic adventure with memorable characters and just enough spice, The Rogue is worth picking up for anyone craving Regency escapism with a hint of heat.
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Save:Sitka by Louis L'Amour is a historical fiction novel set in Russian-owned Alaska. The story follows protagonist Jean LaBarge as he navigates the treacherous world of fur trading and politics in the frontier days of Alaska. The book captures the essence of early frontier times and provides a glimpse into the historical events leading up to Alaska becoming part of the United States. Louis L'Amour's writing style is described as captivating, with vivid descriptions of the scenery, events, and characters that immerse the reader in the story.
Jean LaBarge stopped beside the trunk of a huge cypress, scanning the woods for Rob Walker. By this time Rob should have reached their meeting place by the Honey Tree, so after only a momentary pause,... - #6
Save:A grand, sweeping tale of love and survival set against lush historical backdrops, Angelique is a nostalgic treat for historical romance lovers - just be prepared for some old-school drama and the thrill of the chase to find a copy.
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Save:The Dedicated Villain by Patricia Veryan is the final volume in The Golden Chronicles series, focusing on the transformation of Roland Fairleigh Mathieson from a villain to a hero. Set in Georgian England, the book follows Roland's journey as he navigates through danger, romance, and diabolical plots while on the hunt for Jacobite treasure. The story also intertwines with the tale of a group of traveling players and the resolution of various storylines from the series, culminating in a romantic and heartwarming conclusion. Patricia Veryan's writing style is praised for capturing the social norms of the era, creating well-defined characters, and weaving witty dialogues throughout the narrative.
‘’Tis very obvious,’ thought Fiona Bradford, burying her face in Torrey’s lace-edged cravat, ‘that a girl can know a gentle, well bred-up boy all her life and know him not at all!’ She drew back her f...
(Also, see 19 recommendations for the series The Golden Chronicles ) - #8
Save:A sweetly emotional, adventure-tinged romance with memorable leads - delightful if you like heartfelt love stories, but not for those who want action-forward or strictly historically accurate reads.
Jonathan William Rayburn Drake, second son of the late and most respected earl of Beckford, exhaled heavily and leaned back against the soft burgundy leather of his Louis Treize chair to regard his gu... - #9
Save:A delightfully inventive and heartwarming fantasy with quirky humor and lovable, imperfect characters - perfect if you enjoy magical escapism and a few twists on fairy tales!
In the land of Ingary, where such things as seven-league boots and cloaks of invisibility really exist, it is quite a misfortune to be born the eldest of three. Everyone knows you are the one who will... - #10
Save:A must-read for fantasy lovers - Mistborn’s inventive magic, layered plot, and lovable characters make it a classic, despite a slow start and simple prose. Stick with it - the payoff is absolutely worth it!
Vin watched the downy flakes drift through the air. Leisurely. Careless. Free. The puffs of soot fell like black snowflakes, descending upon the dark city of Luthadel. They drifted in corners, blowing...
