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  1. #1
    Beyond Pain
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    Book 3 in the series:Beyond

    Beyond Pain - Beyond by Kit Rocha
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    Scorching, emotional, and empowering - "Beyond Pain" is a must for fans of kinky, heartfelt romance set against a badass dystopian backdrop. Dive in, but start at book one for the full experience!

    In "Beyond Pain" by Kit Rocha, readers are taken deeper into a post-apocalyptic dystopian world divided into sectors. The story revolves around Six, a grumpy and psychologically damaged heroine from Sector Three, and Bren, a killer trained in Eden with emotional turmoil. As they navigate trust and pain, their relationship unfolds amidst a backdrop of sector struggles and violent actions. The book delves into themes of trauma, trust-building, and evolving relationships within the O'Kane gang.

    From her vantage point behind the scuffed bar, Six had a decent view of the stage even with men standing three deep on the opposite side. A lot of them were tall fuckers too, the kind that towered hea...
    2013
    361 pages

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Beyond )

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    Kulti by Mariana Zapata
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    If you live for slow burns and love seeing two complex characters grow together (with a side of soccer!), Kulti will hit the spot. But if you want steam, snappy pacing, or sports realism, it might not score a goal for you.

    'Kulti' by Mariana Zapata is a slow burn romance novel that follows the development of a relationship between Rey and Sal, two main characters with a love-hate dynamic that gradually evolves into a deep friendship and eventually romance. The story is praised for its realistic unfolding of the relationship, showcasing trust-building and character development along the way. The book is noted for its emphasis on friendship and the slow burn of the romance, with a backdrop of soccer that adds depth to the plot.

    Still, I stared at him. I heard him correctly the first time. He was loud and clear. No problems. But my brain couldn’t wrap itself around the sentence that had come out of his mouth. I understood all...
    March 2015
    571 pages

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    The Alpha of Rickett Hall by Merel Pierce
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    A Regency Omegaverse slow burn that’s as swoony as it is angsty - perfect for romance readers craving something a little (or a lot) different. Just be prepared for some tough themes and old-fashioned attitudes along the way!

    The Alpha of Rickett Hall by Merel Pierce is a slow-burn Regency Omegaverse romance that delves into the struggles of an Alpha, Edmund, dealing with PTSD and suicidal thoughts after his experiences in war. The story follows the relationship between Edmund and Juliana, an Omega nurse, as they navigate through emotional turmoil, building trust, and finding solace in each other's company. The writing style is described as engaging, heartwarming, and beautifully conveying emotions, with a focus on character development and the delicate exploration of mental health issues within a historical setting.

    “What?” Her mother blinked, wringing her hands as she looked Juliana up and down, her brow pinched with distress at the sight of the rust-colored stains marking the hem of her gown. “What do you mean?...
    April 2021
    237 pages

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    We Have Till Dawn
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    Book 1 in the series:We Have Till Dawn

    We Have Till Dawn - We Have Till Dawn by Cara Dee
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    A refreshingly unique, sweet-and-steamy MM romance with heartfelt autistic and sex work representation - perfect for fans of softer, character-rich love stories.

    'We Have Till Dawn' by Cara Dee is a heartwarming and steamy romance novel that follows the story of Gideon, a 44-year-old autistic man exploring his sexuality, and Nicky, a 27-year-old ex-male escort. The book beautifully portrays Gideon's journey of self-discovery and trust-building with Nicky, as their relationship grows stronger amidst challenges and emotional depth. Readers found the characters to be lovable and well-developed, with a perfect balance of sweet moments and steamy encounters. Cara Dee's writing style captivates the readers with its unique portrayal of autism and relationships, creating a story that is both heartwarming and sensual.

    Good. Whenever something major was happening, we told our family as little as possible. Nonna was a drama queen, and Pop hated change. Their entire world existed across the East River in the same neig...
    November 2020
    206 pages

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    When She Purrs
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    Book 6 in the series:Risdaverse

    When She Purrs - Risdaverse by Ruby Dixon
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    A swoony, spicy, and sometimes silly sci-fi romance about healing, trust, and cross-cultural courtship. Purrfect for fans of heartfelt slow burns and quirky, tender alien heroes.

    'When She Purrs' in the 'Risdaverse' series by Ruby Dixon follows the story of Kim, a human woman living on Risda III, who hires a bounty hunter to find her a kind and protective mate to protect her from a neighbor who is causing her distress. Little does she know that the mate chosen for her is Nassakth, an ex-gladiator from a cat-like alien race. As Kim and Nassakth navigate misunderstandings and differences in their cultures, they slowly build trust and communication, leading to a sweet and tender romance between them. The plot delves into their past traumas, their evolving relationship, and the challenges they face as they learn to understand and care for each other.

    The writing style in 'When She Purrs' is praised for its depth, emotional storytelling, and well-developed characters. Readers appreciate the unique premise of a human abducting an alien for marriage, the exploration of different alien species, and the focus on communication and trust-building in the romantic relationship between Kim and Nassakth.

    Risda III has absolutely got to get a second restaurant, I decide as I take a seat at one of two tiny tables in the cantina. Oh sure, there’s a bar, but you can only stand at the bar if you’re buying...
    June 2020
    393 pages

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Risdaverse )

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    Walk For Me
    Book 4 in the series:Club Avalon

    Walk For Me - Club Avalon by Kay Elle Parker
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    A heartfelt, sometimes intense rollercoaster of healing, love, and family. Best for readers who enjoy emotional growth and interconnected characters - just be ready for a few tough themes and BIG feelings!

    Walk For Me (Club Avalon) by Kay Elle Parker is a gripping story set in a world of BDSM and emotional healing. It focuses on Alicia, a character burdened by her traumatic past and finding solace with Daddy Atticus, who is both a caring protector and a Dominant. Their relationship unfolds beautifully, exploring themes of trust and communication as they navigate the complexities of healing together. The writing style is engaging, drawing readers into the emotional depths of the characters' journeys, making their struggles feel very real.

    The book intricately weaves in plotlines from previous books in the series, creating a rich tapestry of interconnected stories. Readers are treated to familiar faces from Club Avalon, enriching the narrative with their histories and relationships. Although some felt the pacing was rushed, particularly in the development of the key relationship, the overall journey is portrayed with compassion and depth. Kay Elle Parker's ability to evoke emotions leaves a lasting impact, making this installment a recommended read for fans of the series.

    Sitting in his truck outside the Handicapable Rehabilitation facility, Atticus Heisler stared at the building with vaguely disguised disgust. He’d seen the brochures, studied them, and from what he co...
    2021
    528 pages

    (Also, see 5 recommendations for the series Club Avalon )

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    Warlord Sky - Chamele Barbarian Warlords/Barbarian Claims by Cynthia Sax
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    A swoony, steamy sci-fi romance with plenty of action and feels - just be ready to jump into a world in progress. Patient readers and lovers of emotional, character-centric stories will find plenty to enjoy.

    'Warlord Sky' is a story set in a warrior culture where size, strength, bravery, and honor are valued. The plot revolves around Qulpa, an older Chamele pilot who lost everything in the Succession Wars, and Nayan, the Head of Ship and Weapons Design with a secret that keeps her on the outskirts of Chamele society. As they navigate their fated mate relationship, they must overcome obstacles, build trust, and face their past traumas. The book explores themes of finding true love, surviving differences, and discovering inner strength in a society that values conformity.

    Their mission had been to retrieve Hulagu, Second’s brother, from Carinae E. The young warrior had decided to stay on the remote planet. Instead, they were returning to Chamele 2 with Lead Medic, Seco...
    January 2019
    180 pages

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    Her Lessons in Persuasion - School for Scoundrels by Megan Frampton
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    A charming and brainy historical romance with lovable characters, witty dialogue, and just enough fun to set it apart - perfect for those who prefer heart and humor over heavy drama.

    "Her Lessons in Persuasion" is a charming historical romance novel in the "School for Scoundrels" series by Megan Frampton. The story follows Lady Wilhelmina Bettesford, an intelligent and independent heroine who is an amateur astronomer. When Wilhelmina's stepmother concocts a plan for a fake courtship with barrister Bram Townsend to increase her marriage prospects, their feelings begin to grow as they spend more time together. The book features a balance of humor, banter, and romance, with a focus on trust building and consent in the relationship between the charming and unique characters.

    It was already dark by the time Bram Townsend left his office, clapping his hat onto his head as he shut the door behind himself. An ordinary man with coins jingling in his pockets would, perhaps, hai...
    January 2023
    374 pages

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    The Gorison Traveler Incident - Veslor Mates by Laurann Dohner
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    Alien romance with a twist - and a little bit of panther spice! If you like adventurous heroines, protective (but respectful) shifter heroes, and sci-fi love stories, you’ll be hooked. If the shifter thing isn’t your cup of tea, this one may be a pass.

    'The Gorison Traveler Incident' in the series 'Veslor Mates' by author Laurann Dohner is a science fiction romance that follows the story of Vivian and Brassi, set in a futuristic world where good aliens, the Veslors, come to the rescue of humans under attack by a bad alien race. Vivian, a strong and capable heroine, finds herself forming a bond with Brassi and his crew, leading to a relationship filled with acceptance, building trust, and the exploration of interspecies romance. features a mix of action, romance, and world-building elements, creating an engaging and immersive reading experience for fans of the genre.

    Mikey flashed her a mischievous look. “You don’t want to see what the Ke’ters look like? Dad sent a notice that a small group of them were joining us. He didn’t want anyone to be alarmed at the sight...
    March 2019
    220 pages

  10. #10
    Release
    Book 2 in the series:Hold

    Release - Hold by Claire Kent
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    In "Release," the second book in the "Hold" series by Claire Kent, readers follow the story of Hall, a smuggler with special powers, who finds himself on a pleasure planet where he meets Kyla, the younger sister of the Empress. The book explores their developing relationship amidst political turmoil and danger, with elements of larceny, danger, and trust building between the characters. The plot unfolds slowly, focusing on emotional connection and unique elements in the relationship, while also delving into world-building and character development.

    Ever since Mira, the first Empress of Evalon, had set up her Court, filled it with all the most decadent pleasures in the galaxy, and begun a decade-long search for a consort, the planet’s culture and...
    May 2016
    193 pages

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Hold )

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