Books matching: trauma bonding
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Save:A gripping, emotional dark romance that's as heartbreaking as it is beautiful. Not for the faint of heart, but unforgettable if you're ready for a raw, honest journey of pain and healing.
We went to Disneyland when I was eight-years-old—me, Mandy, Mom, and Dad. I’d been so excited. I wanted to put my toes in the salty sea for as long as I could remember. We rented a car and made the dr... Essential reading to understand emotional abuse and manipulation - this book turns confusion into clarity and could help you or someone you care about break free from damaging cycles.
THESE ARE THE WORDS of women who are describing their anxiety and inner conflict about their relationships. Each of these women knows that something is wrong—very wrong—but she can’t put her finger on...- #3
Save:A big, angsty, melodramatic romance with a dark, unusual setup and a tortured but lovable hero. If over-the-top historical drama and emotionally charged storytelling are your jam, Untouched might just sweep you off your feet.
“No question she’s a whore!” a different man insisted from her other side. “What were she by the docks for if she’s not a bloody whore? You heard her ask the way to the Cock and Crown. She’d want nowt... - #4
Save:'The Accidental Text' by Becky Monson is a heartwarming story about Maggie, a girl who is trying to navigate through grief after losing her mother. Through a series of accidental text messages, Maggie forms a connection with Chase, who is also dealing with the loss of his mother. The book explores themes of love, loss, and friendship as Maggie and Chase support each other through their difficult times. The writing style is described as light, relaxed, and moving, allowing readers to easily connect with the characters and their emotions.
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Save:Powerful, emotional, and beautifully written - Rush is a touching, angsty romance perfect for those who want to feel all the feels. Just bring tissues!
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Save:In 'The All-Consuming World' by Cassandra Khaw, readers are immersed in a cyberpunk world where Maya and Rita, two interconnected characters, navigate a dangerous mission with mysterious undertones. The narrative unfolds with a mix of captivating prose and complex character dynamics, as Maya's relentless determination and Rita's strategic manipulation drive the story forward. As the plot delves deeper into themes of betrayal, survival, and identity, readers are taken on a thrilling journey through a futuristic setting filled with technological advancements and moral ambiguities.
The book intricately weaves together elements of science fiction, horror, and action, creating a narrative that is both thought-provoking and adrenaline-inducing. Khaw's writing style, characterized by razor-sharp beauty and purposeful prose, immerses readers in a world where every word holds weight and every scene is vividly depicted. Through a blend of vivid imagery, dynamic characterizations, and a gripping plot, 'The All-Consuming World' offers a unique and compelling reading experience that challenges perceptions of loyalty, sacrifice, and the consequences of wielding power.
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Save:Pucked Love, the sixth and final book in the Pucked series by Helena Hunting, delves into the romance between Darren and Charlene. The story follows Darren, a man who has always kept his emotions locked down to protect those around him, and Charlene, a woman who struggles with feeling trapped. As their two-year situationship evolves, they both navigate their past traumas and personal hang-ups. The book explores their colorful sex life, family history, and the unexpected twists and turns that their relationship takes, all while maintaining a balance of sweetness and spiciness that keeps readers rooting for the couple until the end. Helena Hunting's writing style seamlessly weaves together humor, romance, and emotional depth, creating a story that is both fictitious and believable.
In Pucked Love, readers are taken on a journey filled with laughter, tears, and heartwarming moments as Darren and Charlene learn to love and support each other despite their tumultuous pasts. The book not only showcases the development of their relationship but also highlights the importance of friendship and personal growth. With a mix of witty banter, steamy romance, and unexpected plot twists, Helena Hunting crafts a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Pucked ) - #8
Save:One year after the events of the first book sees Quinn and friends back together in Kettle Springs, dealing with the aftermath of the Baypen Massacre. The book delves into the survivor story, exploring how people cope with their past while facing a sinister plan fueled by conspiracies and extremist internet commentary. The writing style features multiple character perspectives, providing fresh insights into the characters' lives and the town of Kettle Springs.
The plot of 'Clown in a Cornfield 2: Frendo Lives' revolves around Quinn, Rust, and Cole as they navigate through the challenges and horrors in Kettle Springs following the traumatic events of the first book. The story is a blend of slasher horror and social commentary, with themes relevant to today's society, offering a mix of suspenseful moments and gruesome scenes that keep readers engaged.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Clown in a Cornfield ) - #9
Save:A darkly captivating, slow-burn romantasy with intense enemies-to-lovers tension and trigger-heavy content - deeply immersive but definitely not for everyone. Check those warnings, then dive in if you dare!
"It's Not You: Identifying and Healing from Narcissistic People" by Ramani Durvasula is a comprehensive guide to understanding and recovering from relationships with narcissists. The book personalizes the concept of narcissism, making it relatable to readers who have experienced emotional abuse in various forms—be it in romantic relationships, family dynamics, or at work. Through countless examples and practical strategies, Dr. Durvasula brings clarity to the confusing dynamics associated with narcissistic abuse, offering hope and a pathway to healing.
The writing style is engaging and accessible, reflecting the author's authentic voice, similar to her popular YouTube videos. Dr. Durvasula’s compassionate approach resonates with readers, enabling them to feel understood and validated in their experiences. The book is structured to guide survivors through their feelings and toward recovery, incorporating both theoretical insights and practical exercises. It’s well organized, easy to read, and empowers readers to reclaim their lives after trauma.
