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Save:A sweet, ultra-slow-burn romantic suspense with a lovable, gruff hero and an adventurous heroine - perfect for fans of mountain survival, gentle cinnamon roll MMCs, and heartwarming caretaking. Not flawless, but a favorite in the series for many!
Gone Too Deep by Katie Ruggle is a romantic suspense novel set in snowy Colorado, following the journey of a city girl who hires a grumpy, male wilderness guide to help her find her father in the wilderness. The book features a slow-burn romance between the rugged, virgin hero and the sweet, determined heroine. The plot involves survival elements, danger, and a search and rescue mission, all unfolding in a wintery setting. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-developed characters and intense scenes that keep readers hooked until the end.
Ellie almost didn’t take the call. If her date hadn’t been so completely, utterly, and excruciatingly boring, she would’ve let it go to voice mail. But thanks to Dylan’s never-ending monologue about h...August 2016•448 pages - #2
Save:A unique blend of sweet romance and suspenseful survival drama with an unforgettable hero, but some readers may find the final act and mystery reveal a bit over the top. Worth a try if you love emotional, character-driven stories with a touch of wild.
'Savaged' by Mia Sheridan is a unique romance novel that follows the story of a man who grew up alone in the wilderness and is now a suspect in a crime. The book combines elements of romance, suspense, and mystery as a wilderness expert tracks him down and gets pulled into the mystery while falling for him. The writing style is described as intense and interesting, with a plot that almost seems like a movie. The hero, who is portrayed as a feral child raised in the woods with only a wolf pup for companionship, adds depth and angst to the story.
The book is praised for its dark themes and unique storyline, with readers appreciating the unconventional nature of the hero and the suspenseful plot. The romance between the main characters is highlighted as touching and phenomenal, with a Tarzan-like feel that adds to the book's charm. The wilderness setting, the survivalist elements, and the darker background issues contribute to making 'Savaged' a captivating read that stands out among other romance novels.
The question waved through Jak’s mind, deep and slow, like he was hearing it from under a deep pool of water. Will you die today? The echo of the words the man had yelled seconds ago made a trickle of...May 2019•486 pages - #3
Save:A dark, twisty, and haunting thriller inspired by real events - a great pick if you want a tense, evocative read with a strong sense of place, but be prepared for some disturbing content and slower moments.
Dark Roads by Chevy Stevens is a fast-paced thriller set in a small British Columbian mountain town. The story follows seventeen-year-old Hailey, who becomes uncomfortable under her uncle's control and plans to escape. As she delves deeper, she uncovers dark secrets and connections to a series of disappearances in the town. Alongside Hailey, her friend Jonny and the sister of a victim, Beth, embark on a suspenseful journey to uncover the truth behind the mysteries shrouding the town.
The book intricately weaves together elements of suspense, mystery, and emotional depth, keeping readers engaged with its unpredictable plot twists and well-developed characters. Stevens' writing style is praised for its ability to create a gripping narrative that immerses readers in the haunting atmosphere of the story, while also shedding light on important themes such as abuse, survival, and the strength of the human spirit.
The door creaked open behind me. Footsteps shuffled across the floor to where I lay on my side, facing the wall and scrolling through photos on my phone, videos. He stopped inches from the bed. He tho...August 2021•394 pages - #4
Save:'Rushed' in the 'Adventures In Love' series by Aurora Rose Reynolds follows the story of Cybil and Tanner, who meet under unusual circumstances at a wilderness retreat. Cybil, dealing with a recent breakup, embarks on the retreat alone, only to find Tanner as her guide and partner. As they navigate the retreat's challenges together, their instant attraction leads to a quick and intense connection. The story unfolds with a mix of romance, drama, and suspense, showcasing the characters' growth and self-discovery as they work towards a happily ever after. The writing style captures the slow burn of their relationship, the interactions between characters, and the emotional depth of the story.
I enter Stone’s bar and head toward the back, scanning the space for Jade and trying to ignore the stares and whispers even as my cheeks warm with humiliation. When I see her wave from across the room...November 2021•223 pages - #5
Save:The Quit List by Katie Bailey is a charming slow-burn romance centered around Jax, a bartender, and Holly, a woman navigating the dating scene. After a series of failed dates, Holly seeks Jax's help to find her ideal partner, not realizing that Jax, who appears to be a player, might be the one for her. Their journey evolves from strangers to friends, filled with lighthearted banter and sweet moments, as they help each other grow while both confronting their views on love and relationships.
The writing style is engaging and conversational, featuring dual perspectives that bring out the characters' thoughts and emotions. Readers appreciate the humor and relatability in the characters' interactions, making it a delightful read. The book avoids explicit content, focusing instead on the chemistry and development of their relationship, earning praise for its feel-good nature and likable characters.
The Pinnacle Hotel is practically a landmark in downtown Atlanta. A heritage building that carries over one hundred years of history, preserved and pristinely cared for—to the point where it almost fe...March 2024 - #6
Save:Unwanted (Men and Monsters) by Mia Sheridan is a unique blend of romance and psychological thriller. The story follows Harper, who becomes entangled in a murder investigation involving a mysterious man named Lucas. As they both navigate their traumas, they form a bond that brings warmth and healing amidst the dark themes of loss and survival. The writing style is engaging, with well-crafted descriptions of characters and settings that draw readers in. While some find parts of the narrative convoluted and the pacing slow at times, many appreciate the twists and turns that keep them guessing until the end.
Overall, Unwanted combines suspense with a heartfelt love story, making it a compelling read for those who enjoy mysteries laced with emotional depth. The dynamic between Harper and Lucas is tender and primal, offering a glimpse into the resilience of the human spirit. Despite some disturbing themes, the book has left a lasting impression on many readers, showcasing the author's ability to weave complex narratives that resonate deeply.
Deputy Paul Brighton gripped the steering wheel of his patrol car. Christ, his hands were still shaking. He turned on the wipers as snow flew at the windshield, creating a field of whirling white. He...July 2024•472 pages - #7
Save:A fun, fast-paced paranormal romance that's fluffy and entertaining - perfect for when you want an easy, feel-good read with just enough suspense to keep you turning the pages.
Kayla returns to the national park where her parents died to work as a sherpa, hoping to uncover the truth about their deaths. As she navigates her new job, she feels someone or something stalking her, leading her to discover secrets about herself and those around her. The book follows Kayla's journey of self-discovery, romance, and supernatural encounters, with a focus on her evolving relationship with the mysterious Lucas. The writing style is described as simplistic yet engaging, with a quick-moving plot and well-developed but not necessarily deep characters.
In "Moonlight," the first book in the Dark Guardian series by Rachel Hawthorne, readers are introduced to a world where werewolves, sherpas, and supernatural elements intertwine with themes of romance and self-acceptance. The story explores Kayla's transformation from an unsure young woman to a strong individual, as she uncovers her true identity and navigates the challenges of love and destiny amidst the backdrop of a national forest and mysterious occurrences.
Fear. It was a living, breathing thing that resided inside me. Sometimes I could feel it prowling around, striving to break free. It journeyed with me now as Lindsey and I stalked through the national...2009•274 pages Wild food, wild places, wild stories - this memoir is a treat for adventurous eaters and nature lovers who appreciate witty storytelling and epic culinary quests.
The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine by Steven Rinella is a captivating narrative that combines tales of hunting, fishing, adventure, history, cooking, and friendship. Rinella's writing style immerses readers in his pursuit to recreate recipes from French Master Chef Auguste Escoffier using animals found in North America. The book not only showcases Rinella's culinary adventures but also highlights his deep connection to nature and the origins of food, providing readers with a unique and engaging story that goes beyond just cooking.
I SPEND A LOT OF TIME THINKING ABOUT FOOD. If I’m not thinking about food, there’s a good chance that I’m out collecting it. I scrounge around in the mountains for huckleberries and I search riverbank...2006•320 pages- #9
Save:A highly recommended, entertaining intro to survival essentials that stresses the importance of preparation and mindset. Not a hardcore bushcraft manual, but a smart, funny guide everyone should read before hitting the trail.
"98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive" by Russ Miller, Christopher Marchetti, Cody Lundin is a survival guide that focuses on practical and budget-friendly advice for outdoor enthusiasts. The book emphasizes the importance of maintaining core temperature, staying hydrated, and understanding the science behind survival tactics. Written in a conversational and humorous tone, the author, Cody Lundin, provides mnemonic devices and memorable explanations to help readers prepare for unexpected situations in the wilderness.
If you fail to get you and your loved ones out of a modern survival scenario, you will all die. It’s not like the bar is closing at 1:00 A.M. and you’re down to your last six-pack, or getting a flat t...June 2003•283 pages - #10
Save:A suspenseful, addictive survival thriller that's perfect for fans of fast-paced, wilderness-set dramas and stories about friendship under fire. Not flawless, but undeniably entertaining!
'The River at Night' by Erica Ferencik is a thriller that follows four middle-aged women who embark on a whitewater rafting trip in the Maine wilderness. The trip takes a dangerous turn when an accident leaves them stranded, forcing them to face both natural hazards and human threats. The story is described as a gripping tale of survival, filled with plot twists and turns, as the characters navigate through the remote wilderness while uncovering secrets about themselves and each other.
The book is praised for its atmospheric setting, intense survival theme, and the complex relationships between the four female friends. The writing style is noted for its descriptive nature, making the reader feel immersed in the wilderness alongside the characters. Despite some slow starts, the novel is considered a page-turner that keeps readers engaged with its suspenseful plot and character development.
A slapping spring wind ushered me through the heavy doors of the YMCA lobby as the minute hand of the yellowing 1950s-era clock over the check-in desk snapped to 7:09. Head down and on task to be in m...January 2017•318 pages
