Books matching: taboo romance
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Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas is a contemporary romance novel that explores the forbidden love trope, focusing on the relationship between Jordan and Pike. The story unfolds as Jordan, celebrating her birthday, meets Pike, her boyfriend's father, at a movie theater. Despite the age gap and societal taboos, their connection deepens, leading to a complex and angsty love story. The writing style is described as genuine, sweet, and well-paced, with a slow-burn romance that builds on genuine chemistry and character development.
Unease pricks at the back of my neck. If he’s not answering, then he’s either asleep or out. Both could mean he’ll remember me after it’s too late. He’s not always unreliable, but this wouldn’t be the... - #2
'Lessons in Sin' by Pam Godwin is a forbidden romance between a student and a teacher, where the teacher is a priest named Father Magnus Falke. The story follows Tinsley Constantine, an heiress sent to an all-girls Catholic boarding school, where she meets Father Magnus. Their relationship is described as unconventional, sinful, and intense, with a slow burn that leads to a bittersweet romance. The book delves into themes of forbidden love, age gap romance, and overcoming past demons, all wrapped in a complex and intriguing plot with elements of mafia underworld.
I didn’t know anyone here. The air reeked of damp wood and misery. Crucifixes hung on the walls like grisly omens. And the green plaid uniforms? Ew. The color was all wrong for my complexion. I wasn’t... - #3
'Unconditional' by Q.B. Tyler is a taboo romance novel that explores the forbidden love and age gap relationship between Maddie and her guardian, Cal. The story follows Maddie's obsession with Cal, the police officer who found her when she was seven years old, and their evolving relationship as she grows older. Despite the societal taboos, Maddie is determined to show Cal that she is no longer a little girl but a woman with desires, leading to a complex dynamic between the two characters. The plot is filled with angst, possessiveness, and a shocking twist that keeps readers engaged, with a writing style that effectively captures the emotional depth and chemistry between the protagonists.
I’M PULLING ON MY SUEDE knee-high boots when I catch a glimpse of the dark, ominous sky. It looks like the heavens are ready to open up at any minute with the storm that they’ve been predicting for a ... - #4
Torn by Carian Cole is a heart-wrenching tale of forbidden love between Tor, a hot, hard-bodied biker, and Kenzi, a sweet, innocent young woman. The story delves into the complexities of their relationship, spanning back to their childhood connection and evolving into a forbidden passion that they must navigate amidst societal taboos and personal struggles. The narrative unfolds through dual perspectives and flashbacks, creating a slow build of anticipation and emotional depth that captures the readers' hearts.
The writing style of Carian Cole in Torn is described as beautifully crafted and meticulously thought through, with every word carrying weight and emotion. The book is praised for its gradual development of the characters and their love story, avoiding cliches and insta-love tropes. The author's ability to handle a taboo subject with sensitivity and depth, while evoking raw emotions and creating a captivating, enthralling narrative, sets Torn apart as a memorable and impactful read.
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'Tortured Whispers' by Danielle James is a dark taboo love story centered around Brooklyn, a 17-year-old girl with speech apraxia, anxiety, and depression. The plot follows Brooklyn's struggles with bullying, mental health issues, and a forbidden romance with Caesar, her uncle. Despite the taboo nature of their relationship, the author skillfully conveys Brooklyn's emotions and challenges, making the reader empathize with her journey of self-discovery and healing. The writing style captures the palpable sensations of Brooklyn's experiences, creating a poignant and immersive narrative that explores themes of love, resilience, and societal taboos.
The story delves into Brooklyn's complex relationships, including her tumultuous past with a bully and her evolving connection with Caesar. As Brooklyn navigates through hardships and forbidden desires, the plot unfolds with twists and turns, culminating in a gripping tale of love, forgiveness, and redemption. The author's portrayal of Brooklyn's inner turmoil and growth, intertwined with themes of acceptance and healing, adds depth and emotional resonance to the narrative, ultimately leaving readers captivated by the characters' journey of overcoming adversity and finding solace in each other.
It was a normal September day and I was starting ninth grade. I went to my classes as usual and got pulled out during math for speech therapy. I used to need it daily in eighth grade, so I was excited... - #6
'Handsome Devil' in the 'Cocky Hero Club' series by Sara Cate is a steamy romance novel that follows the journey of Laila and Henry on a road trip to Vegas for Laila's best friend's wedding. Despite their age gap and the taboo nature of their relationship, sparks fly between them as they navigate through unexpected emotions and deep feelings during the trip. The story is filled with humor, quirky characters, spicy scenes, and a well-rounded plot about finding love in unexpected places. Sara Cate's writing style keeps readers engaged with a mix of romance, humor, and emotional depth, making it a quick and enjoyable read.
(Also, see 29 recommendations for the series Cocky Hero Club ) - #7
The Wild by K. Webster is a dark romance fic with taboo and angsty elements. The book explores themes of forbidden relationships, age gaps, and unconventional love stories. The writing style is described as steamy, with a good plot that keeps readers engaged despite the taboo nature of the story. Readers have found the book to be intense, emotional, and filled with twists that make it a compelling read.
Sabrina stares out the window, her features hard behind her oversized sunglasses and too much makeup. I squeeze her hand but she doesn’t squeeze back. Six years after Drew’s death and my wife has yet ... - #8
Readers find "The Housemistress" by Keira Michelle Telford to be a taboo romance with an age gap and a student-teacher relationship at its core. The writing style is described as interesting, slightly peculiar, and engaging, with a focus on pure love and steamy scenes. The plot revolves around a teacher-student relationship that some find predatory but ultimately consensual, exploring themes of maturity, privilege, and societal norms regarding age and consent.
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In the book "Balance" by Lucia Franco, readers are taken on a journey through a complex and forbidden romance between a teen gymnast, Adrianna, and her Russian coach, Kova. Despite the age gap and societal taboos, the chemistry between them is undeniable, leading to explosive scenes filled with tension and angst. The writing style captures the intense emotions and struggles of the characters as they navigate through a web of lies, deceit, and forbidden desires. The plot revolves around Adrianna's determination to reach the Olympics and her growing attraction to Kova, a harsh and mysterious coach with a dark past, culminating in a cliffhanger that leaves readers eager for the next installment.
Devastation sucker punched me in the gut. I was surprised by how unreasonable he was being in not letting me speak. The East Coast was home to one of the best gymnastics facilities in the country and ... - #10
The Fall Before Flight by L.M. Halloran is a contemporary and taboo romance that delves deep into the complex and compelling relationship between Mia and Leo. The book is praised for its well-crafted plot, unpredictable twists, and exceptional character development. Halloran's writing style is described as brilliant, with meticulous attention to detail and an ability to create engaging, fluid, and compelling narratives that captivate readers from the very first page.