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Save:"The Soulmate Equation" by Christina Lauren follows Jess, a single mom and freelance statistician who gets matched with the founder of a DNA-based matchmaking service, Dr. River Pena, through a dating app. Despite their initial dislike for each other, they agree to give the relationship a chance based on the high compatibility score. The story explores their journey from enemies to lovers, navigating misunderstandings, scientific experiments, and personal growth, all while dealing with the complexities of balancing work, family, and romance. The writing style is described as engaging and fun, with elements of humor, romance, and a unique premise that keeps readers invested in the characters and their evolving relationships.
JESSICA DAVIS USED to think it was an honest-to-God tragedy that only twenty-six percent of women believed in true love. Of course, that was nearly a decade ago, when she couldn’t imagine what it felt... - #2
Save:Poppy and Alex, two best friends with contrasting personalities, have been taking annual vacations together for years until a falling out causes a two-year silence in their friendship. When Poppy suggests one final summer trip to mend their relationship, they head to Palm Springs to confront their feelings for each other. The story alternates between past trips and their current vacation, exploring their deep connection and the challenges they face in transitioning from friends to potentially something more. Emily Henry's writing style weaves humor, romance, and realism, creating an engaging narrative that delves into themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery.
The last time Swapna rested was probably three years ago, when she was eight and a half months pregnant and on doctor-mandated bed rest. Even then, she spent the whole time video-chatting with the off... - #3
Save:'The Unhoneymooners' by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy novel about Olive and Ethan, who are forced to take a honeymoon trip to Hawaii together after everyone else at a wedding reception falls ill except for them. Initially, they dislike each other, but as they spend time together, their feelings start to change. The book features witty banter, funny incidents, and a fake honeymoon scenario that leads to unexpected twists and turns in their relationship. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor, romance, and relatable family dynamics that keep the readers entertained and invested in Olive and Ethan's journey.
In the calm before the storm—in this case, the blessed quiet before the bridal suite is overrun by the wedding party—my twin sister stares critically down at a freshly painted shell-pink fingernail an... - #4
Save:Love Scammed by Rilzy Adams is a sweet and spicy romance novel about lawyer Monae Alexander and photographer Hudson Bradley. Monae and Hudson are scammed into an all-expenses-paid five-day blind date in Turks and Caicos orchestrated by Monae's best friend, Tempest, and Hudson's cousin, Russ. Despite initial reluctance, Monae and Hudson find themselves falling for each other as they navigate a romantic getaway that surprises them both. The book is described as filled with warmth, fuzziness, and a perfect blend of attraction, sexual tension, and tenderness between the main characters.
Monae tightened her grip on her pull-on suitcase and tried to focus on her breathing but that wasn’t doing a damn thing. She found the nearest empty seat in the bustling departure lounge of Miami Inte... - #5
Save:In 'The Love Hypothesis' by Ali Hazelwood, readers are introduced to Olive Smith, a PhD student in biology, who navigates the challenges of being a woman in STEM while trying to prove a scientific theory about attraction and relationships. The story follows Olive's journey as she grapples with her insecurities, self-discovery, and professional ambitions, all while engaging in a strained professional partnership turned romance with the charming Dr. Adam Carlsen. The book expertly blends elements of romance, humor, and academia, offering a heartwarming and sweet narrative that explores the complexities of relationships and personal growth.
The novel shines in its portrayal of relatable and multifaceted characters, particularly Olive and Adam, whose chemistry and interactions leap off the pages. Ali Hazelwood's writing style is engaging, filled with witty banter and authentic dialogues that create a delightful rapport between the characters. The story unfolds through Olive's unique perspective, allowing readers to witness her moments of vulnerability, self-doubt, and eventual growth, all while experiencing a perfect blend of humor, heart, and a touch of academia.
It did take him a moment to adjust—perfectly understandable, given the sudden circumstances. It was an awkward, uncomfortable, somewhat painful minute, in which Olive was simultaneously smashing her l... - #6
Save:'The Layover' by Lacie Waldon follows the story of Ava Greene, a flight attendant on her final flight before settling down with her fiancé, Alexander. However, her plans take an unexpected turn when she is paired with her nemesis, Jack Stone, during a layover in Belize due to mechanical issues. As Ava grapples with her feelings towards her career, relationships, and Jack, the novel explores themes of self-discovery, adventure, and romance. The book is described as a light, fun vacation read with witty banter, a slow burn enemies-to-lovers romance, and a focus on personal growth and finding one's authentic self.
The writing style in 'The Layover' is praised for its engaging banter, well-developed characters, and vivid descriptions of Belize. The novel is noted for its breezy, humorous tone, captivating plot, and relatable themes of self-reflection and taking chances. Readers are drawn to the dynamic between Ava and Jack, the supporting cast of characters, and the overall feel-good nature of the story.
I don’t know what city I’m in. The alarm on my phone is blaring the Rocky song, lighting up the room just enough for me to see the shadowed outlines of walls and corners. I blink, trying to orient mys... - #7
Save:'Taming Him' by Kennedy Fox is a sweet and steamy romance novel that follows the story of Alex Bishop, a charming southern cowboy, and River, a dedicated and strong-willed woman. The book starts with the two characters meeting on holiday in Key West and entering into a no-strings-attached agreement, but sparks fly unexpectedly, leading to a deeper connection. The plot revolves around their evolving relationship, unexpected twists, and the challenges they face, including a pregnancy that changes their lives. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-developed characters and a mix of romance, humor, and steamy scenes that keep readers hooked from start to finish.
I watch the early morning fog roll over the hills as I walk across the pasture toward the barn. There’s something about waking up before the roosters crow or the sun rises that gets me going. Maybe it... - #8
Save:'The Hitman' by Katrina Jackson is the second installment in 'The Family' series and follows the story of Zahra, an American runaway bride, and Giulio, an Italian hitman on vacation. The plot revolves around their chance meeting at a luxurious hotel in Italy, where they both are trying to escape their pasts and find solace. Despite the unconventional circumstances, their connection deepens, leading to explosive chemistry and intimate moments. The writing style of the book combines elements of romance, drama, and suspense, with a focus on character development and intricate relationships.
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Save:'Just This Once' by Rosalind James is the first book in the 'Escape to New Zealand' series, focusing on New Zealand rugby players. The story follows Hannah, an American who goes on vacation to New Zealand to recharge but ends up in a dangerous situation and is rescued by Drew, a professional rugby player. As their relationship develops, Hannah struggles to let Drew in emotionally, while Drew patiently tries to win her over. The book delves into themes of romance, personal growth, and cultural exploration, with a writing style that is informative, romantic, and engaging.
Hannah Montgomery blew out a frustrated breath on the words. She was running late. And she hated to be late, hated feeling rushed and flustered. The meeting started in half an hour, and she had planne... - #10
Save:'In the Heart of the Highlander' by Maggie Robinson follows the story of Mary, a smart and resourceful heroine, and Alec Raeburn, a Scottish baron living under a cloud of suspicion. Their paths cross when Alec hires the Evensong agency to help him uncover the truth behind his wife's death. Despite Alec's initial reservations and past heartbreak, a strong attraction develops between him and Mary. The plot is filled with drama, intrigue, and humor, leading to a truly enjoyable romance. The writing style captures the turn-of-the-century time period with details like quack medicine fads, early phonographs, and old automobiles seamlessly integrated into the narrative.
Mary Evensong was tired. Tired of wearing smoke-gray spectacles that covered her hazel eyes. Tired of wearing an itchy gray wig that covered her russet hair. Tired of the problems that came in by the ...
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