Books matching: romantic intensity in contemporary romance
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Save:A gorgeously layered office romance with heart, heat, and hope - perfect for readers who want both sizzle and substance.
Pushing back from her desk after shutting down her computer, she stretched to loosen up the kinks, then decided to visit the restroom before heading out to catch the 6:15 bus home. It was a good bet i... - #2
Save:Steamy, emotional, and complicated - Hate to Want You is a must-read for angsty romance lovers, though it’s not for those seeking fluff or easy resolutions.
They weren’t romantic rules, but nobody had called Nicholas Chandler a romantic in a very long time. Love rarely conquered all, the true villains almost always went unpunished, and happily ever afters... - #3Rideby:
Save:A spicy, fun cowboy romp with dazzling chemistry - perfect for readers who want more romance (and heat) than rodeo drama. Not much for slow burns, but delivers on swoon and steam.
Hours later, I open a locker and throw my hat in. The jingle bell on it sounds a single tinny, echoing ring as it hits the metal. I feel like everything hurts: my feet, from standing all day; my neck,... - #4
Save:A juicy, ultra-angsty romance with a controversial twist - equal parts addictive and maddening. It’s definitely a love-it-or-hate-it read, best for those who crave drama (and don’t mind a messy ride).
Abbie laughs and nods, “Who doesn’t? Jeremy is a prick.” We are at our favourite coffee shop, Oscar’s. We meet there a couple of times a week. Oscar’s is small and unassuming. Its walls are dark timbe... - #5
Save:A heartfelt, angsty romance about two broken souls finding hope, healing, and each other amidst small-town scandals. Be ready for tears, but it’s a must-read if you love emotionally rich love stories.
In the dark, vacant foyer sat five pieces of mismatched, tattered, and torn luggage. They each held a part of me within them. The purple suitcase was from our first trip to Paris, our honeymoon. We st... - #6
Save:Quick, ultra-steamy, and fun - a spicy friends-to-lovers novella that packs a punch (and a chase) in under 200 pages. Not for the kink-shy, but perfect if you love a hit of heat and heart in a compact package!
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Save:'Forgotten Sweethearts' by Melissa Bender is a second chance romance novel that follows the story of Gabby and Brody, a married couple dealing with a troubled relationship. The book explores their journey of rediscovering love and trust after facing issues like lack of communication, trust issues, and the threat of divorce. Set in Tasmania, the story delves into the complexities of marriage, family dynamics, and the struggles of balancing personal life and career.
Quietly, my knuckles rapped against the wood before I reached down and turned the knob. Pushing the door open, I began to walk inside his office. My husband sat behind his large wooden desk, a soft gl... - #8
Save:In "Disturbing His Peace" by Tessa Bailey, readers are taken on a journey filled with explosive sexual tension between the characters Greer and Danika. The enemies-to-lovers trope is expertly woven into the plot, creating a satisfying slow burn romance that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. Tessa Bailey's writing style shines through in this final installment of The Academy series, with well-developed characters like Danika who is strong, resilient, and a bit of a badass, and Greer, a lovable grump with a secret attraction to Danika. The book is filled with hot scenes, banter, and a touch of angst that adds depth to the story.
Okay, not the only one. There’s a trio of other female recruits parked up against the gymnasium wall that zero in on Lieutenant Greer Burns’s shifting butt muscles, shaking their heads as if they’re m... - #9
Save:'Forever Never Always' in the 'Forester Family Series' by author Hanna Holt follows the story of April and Ash, who reunite after seven years. Ash, now the legal guardian of his eight siblings, juggles family responsibilities and the family business while April navigates life post-divorce. delves into themes of family dynamics, second chances, and navigating past traumas, all while showcasing complex characters and their emotional journeys. The writing style is described as engaging, with each character's personality vividly portrayed, making the large family aspect enjoyable for readers. The story is emotional, heartwarming, and at times, chaotic, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged and invested in the Forester family's journey.
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Save:Surviving Amber Springs is a deeply emotional and intense story that follows Blaire, a young woman who relocates to a new town after a tragic loss. She finds solace in a unique relationship with three protective and caring men, each offering her a different kind of support and connection. The plot delves into themes of trauma, love, and acceptance, all while navigating the complexities of a polyamorous relationship. The author, Siobhan Davis, skillfully weaves a narrative that is both heartbreaking and beautiful, exploring difficult topics with sensitivity and care while keeping readers engaged with unexpected twists and emotional depth.
