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Save:'Mrs. Fletcher' by Tom Perrotta is a novel that delves into the life of Eve Fletcher, a divorced mother experiencing empty nest syndrome as her son heads off to college. The story alternates between Eve's exploration of her sexuality through online porn and her son Brendan's struggles with college life. Perrotta's writing style captures contemporary sexual mores, relationships, and the challenges faced by individuals of different generations in navigating their newfound freedom and identity.
It was a long drive and Eve cried most of the way home, because the big day hadn’t gone the way she’d hoped, not that big days ever did. Birthdays, holidays, weddings, graduations, funerals—they were ... - #2
Save:In "To Tame a Wicked Widow" by Nicola Davidson, Lady Madeline Upcott, a sexually experienced widow, and Lord Ethan Dare, a younger man and history scholar, embark on a steamy romance filled with exploration and desire. Madeline, enjoying her newfound independence, takes Ethan as her lover, finding in him everything she has been searching for, both in and out of the bedroom. As sparks fly between the two characters, they navigate their instant attraction and the challenges posed by societal expectations and family meddling, all while exploring themes of dominance and submission in their relationship.
The novella provides a mix of explicit and erotic scenes, complemented by a well-developed romantic plotline that seamlessly weaves together themes of love, lust, and sexual exploration. Set in Surrey and London in the early 19th century, the story follows Madeline and Ethan as they defy societal norms and familial pressures to find happiness and fulfillment in each other's arms, ultimately leading to a satisfying and heartwarming ending.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Surrey SFS ) - #3
Save:'Weathercock' by Glen Duncan is a novel that follows the life of Dominic Hood, from his childhood in Lancashire to his adulthood as a publisher's agent in New York. The story intertwines themes of bullying, cruelty, sadism, and the struggle for one's soul. The narrative shifts between Dominic's past and present, exploring his relationships with Father Ignatius Malone, Penguin, and the manipulative Deborah Black. The writing style is described as deep, enthralling, and provocative, with a blend of wit, observational humor, and a touch of supernatural elements.
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Save:Sour Heart by Jenny Zhang is a collection of interconnected short stories that focus on the lives of Chinese American immigrant families in New York City. The stories delve into the complexities of family relationships, particularly between parents and children, and explore themes of cultural identity, immigration, and the immigrant experience. Zhang's writing style is described as raw, personal, and poignant, capturing the voices of angsty kids and pre-teens as they navigate the challenges of growing up in a new country while holding onto their old traditions.
The stories in Sour Heart are characterized by their visceral and sometimes disturbing nature, offering a unique perspective on the Chinese American experience. The narratives are rich in detail, depicting the struggles and triumphs of immigrant families in a way that feels both authentic and emotionally resonant. Through the varied tones and voices of the characters, Zhang weaves a tapestry of interconnected stories that highlight the complexities of familial relationships and the search for belonging in a new land.
Back when my parents and I lived in Bushwick in a building sandwiched between a drug house and another drug house, the only difference being that the dealers in the one drug house were also the users ... - #5
Save:"Surrender" revolves around the rekindling romance between college friends Lennox and Yara, who made a pact twelve years ago to reunite if they were still single. The story begins with a playful truth or dare game that reveals their hidden desires, setting the stage for an intense, erotic adventure during a two-day getaway in St. Thomas. The novella dives into their steamy encounters, showcasing Lennox's meticulous planning and Yara's willingness to explore her wild side, resulting in a passionate exploration of their chemistry.
The writing style is characterized by its humor and ease, allowing readers to effortlessly connect with the characters and their backstory. Rilzy Adams expertly crafts a narrative that combines relatable character dynamics with a focus on sensuality. The novella is described as both steamy and sweet, packing a rich history into a short format while maintaining depth and emotional resonance throughout the story.
Yara stared at her computer even though five seconds wouldn’t change the words flashing on the screen. The confusion only lasted a few seconds before things clicked into place in her mind, and then Ya... - #6
Save:'Mercy' in the series 'Salacious Players Club' by Sara Cate follows the journey of Maggie and Beau as they explore a domme-sub relationship after being matched through an app. The book delves into themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and acceptance of one's desires and kinks. Through Maggie's tenderness and Beau's growth, the story unfolds with a mix of spice, secrets, and emotional depth, showcasing the transformation and impact they have on each other.
The writing style of Sara Cate in 'Mercy' beautifully portrays the characters' development and emotional growth. The book explores the complexities of the domme-sub relationship with eagerness and openness, highlighting the characters' willingness to learn about themselves and each other while testing their limits in safe and consensual ways.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Salacious Players Club ) - #7
Save:'The Unseelie Throne' in the series 'Maze of Shadows' by Kathryn Ann Kingsley is a fantasy tale filled with magic, fae, gods, and humor. The story revolves around Abigail, the unseelie queen, who surprises readers with unexpected bargains and brave decisions. The plot thickens after intriguing sexual encounters, leading to a mix of unseelie darkness, spice, and clear consent combined with romantic difficulties, humor, and character development. The author's writing style is described as beautiful prose, although some readers find the dialogue to be lacking in poetry at times.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Maze of Shadows ) - #8
Save:In the novella A Taste of Honey by Rose Lerner, readers are introduced to Robert Moon, the owner of the Honey Moon Confectionary, and his shopgirl Betsy Piper. The story revolves around their blossoming romantic relationship as they work together to save the confectionary from financial ruin. Set in the Regency era, the book intricately weaves themes of love, ambition, and culinary delights, offering a refreshing take on historical romance. With a focus on ordinary individuals facing relatable challenges, Lerner crafts a narrative that is both heartwarming and sensual, drawing readers into the world of Lively St. Lemeston.
The plot unfolds as Robert and Betsy navigate their feelings for each other amidst the pressures of keeping the Honey Moon afloat. As they tackle a large catering order that could determine the fate of the shop, their relationship evolves from friendship to something more intimate. Lerner's writing style shines through in the vivid descriptions of desserts, the tender moments between the protagonists, and the seamless blend of romance and culinary artistry, creating a captivating and immersive reading experience for fans of historical romance.
Robert Moon stood at the low fire stirring a copper kettle of boiling sugar, coffee, and cream. It was nearly to caramel height, and a good thing too, for Robert had been standing there far too long. ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lively St. Lemeston ) - #9
Save:Titan by John Varley is the first volume in the Gaean Trilogy, exploring a world within a world inhabited by creatures out of legend, led by the goddess Gaea. The story follows a NASA mission to Saturn's moons that uncovers a giant alien being, leading to a discovery of a vast intelligence playing god within this sentient torus habitat. The book delves into themes of exploration, sexuality, strange transformations, and inner torment, blending elements of science fiction and fantasy in a unique and imaginative way. Varley's writing style emphasizes vivid descriptions, intricate world-building, and a mix of plausible science and far-fetched fantasy.
Cirocco hit the ENCODE button, then TRANSMIT, and leaned back in her chair. She rubbed her eyes. A few days ago there had been too little to do. Now she was snowed under with the status check to ready... - #10
Save:"Never Have I Ever" in the series 'Reynolds Pack' by Alisha Rai revolves around the story of Ana and Taylor, a married couple whose relationship is tested when old pictures of Taylor engaging in wild sex acts resurface, leading Ana to question her knowledge of her husband's past. The plot focuses on Ana's journey of exploring her sexuality and pushing the boundaries of her sexual relationship with Taylor, uncovering hidden desires and secrets within their marriage. The writing style blends elements of paranormal romance with steamy erotic scenes, highlighting the couple's evolving sexual dynamic and the challenges they face in reconciling their pasts with their present relationship.
No, it shouldn’t, but she was in uncharted territory. Ana Hudson studied the bottles on the shelves. The plans she had lined up for this weekend were so incredibly important, she couldn’t risk a singl...
