Books matching: the underdog
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Save:A funny, feel-good college rom-com with an underdog you’ll want to hug, but not without a few missteps in tone and pacing. Great for fans of slow-burn friends-to-lovers, but might frustrate those looking for tighter storytelling or more serious treatment of early plot points.
College Station, Texas, population 113,564 and I’ve finally got a match. It’s not something I’m used to, but my luck’s been changing for the past few months, and seemingly for the better. It only took... - #2
Save:A dark, unvarnished snapshot of revolution from the inside - important, influential, but not exactly uplifting. Perfect for history buffs and fans of raw, realistic fiction.
That's no animal, I tell you! Listen to the dog bark- ing! It must be a human being." The woman stared into the darkness of the sierra. "What if they're soldiers?" said a man, who sat In-... - #3
Save:An emotional, gritty sports romance full of heart and hope that packs a punch far beyond the ring. Perfect for lovers of angst, underdogs, and messy but meaningful love stories.
I’ve been privy to a lot of eye candy in my twenty years, but none had the jarring impact of the man standing in front of me. My first eyeful of him gives way to an electric shock. He’d been hitting t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Underdogs ) - #4
Save:A lyrical, character-rich fantasy that's a must for fans of immersive storytelling - just know it's slower and more introspective than most epic fantasy, and the series is still unfinished!
Old Cob was filling his role as storyteller and advice dispensary. The men at the bar sipped their drinks and listened. In the back room a young innkeeper stood out of sight behind the door, smiling a... - #5
Save:A highly addictive, action-heavy martial arts fantasy that nails the underdog formula and levels up as it goes - perfect if you want popcorn entertainment with heart, but maybe not for those seeking deep literary frills or immediate payoffs.
Twice a year, the clans of Sacred Valley test the spirits of their children. Boys and girls of six, seven, even eight summers line up before their clan’s elders. They wear clothes too formal for them:... - #6
Save:A beautifully written, emotional roller-coaster with sizzling chemistry, heartfelt parenting moments, and a satisfying dose of redemption - perfect for lovers of angsty, character-driven romance.
I saw my son for the first time on social media because Clarissa changed her profile pic. Her account was set to private, and I dare not think she would ever accept me as a friend. But I thanked God f...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Underdogs ) - #7
Save:Readers find "A Gambler's Jury" by Victor Methos to be a legal thriller with a unique and engaging storyline. The book follows a strong female protagonist who fights for justice in a system plagued by political interference and societal stereotypes. The plot is fast-paced, filled with unexpected twists, and delves into social issues and the complexities of the criminal justice system.
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Save:A fun, cinematic fantasy full of magic, dark secrets, and high stakes - a strong start if you’re after escapism and addictive adventure, but won’t be for everyone.
STANDING ON THE EDGE of a crowded road, I looked down onto the rolling fields and abandoned farms of the Tula Valley and got my first glimpse of the Shadow Fold. My regiment was two weeks’ march from... - #9
Save:A divisive, bold romantasy with a cold-hearted queen, juicy betrayals, and just enough heat to melt the ice - perfect if you love your romance with a wicked edge, but it won’t be everyone’s fairy tale.
That was a question I’d asked myself a time or two before. However, Lord Zadicus had governed the east since before I was born, and he held too much power. If my father had taught me anything—and he t... - #10
Save:In "The Underdog" by Briar Prescott, Anders, an eternal optimist and caretaker, finds himself stuck training for a triathlon after telling a white lie a decade ago. Wells, a former pro hockey player and recent amputee, is voluntold to train Anders for the tri. The story follows their journey of overcoming personal challenges, developing a unique friendship, and navigating the ups and downs of life with humor, vulnerability, and banter. The book is a blend of light-hearted moments, heartfelt emotions, and character growth, with a touch of somberness that adds depth to the story.
Prescott's writing style shines through in the well-developed characters, witty banter, and engaging dialogue that keeps readers laughing out loud and rooting for the protagonists. The book explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and acceptance, while also highlighting the importance of support from friends and family in times of need. Overall, "The Underdog" is a heartwarming tale of unlikely connections, personal growth, and the power of resilience and humor in the face of challenges.
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