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This story revolves around the two younger brothers of Nicolas MacKinnon, Alex and Adrien, who find themselves in love with two sisters, Karin and Katherine. The plot follows the brothers as they pursue these two very different ladies while also trying to make a living for themselves. Readers mention that the outcome of the relationships in the book will surprise you. The book is set in a mix of settings, from Medieval Scotland with time travel elements to a prairie town in the USA a couple of hundred years later. The characters are described as strong and flawed, with the male characters struggling in their personal relationships despite being successful in their work lives.
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Save:Adam's Promise by Julianne MacLean is a historical romance novel set in early Nova Scotia. The story follows Madeline Oxley, who leaves England to marry a man she has loved all her life, only to discover that he had originally wanted her beautiful sister. The book explores themes of love, betrayal, family dynamics, and self-discovery, with a focus on character development and emotional depth. Readers praised the well-fleshed-out characters, the gradual realization of love between the main characters, and the vivid portrayal of the early Canadian settlers' hardships.
His appearance hadn’t changed that much over the years, except for perhaps a few gray patches in his hair and the lines around his eyes. He was forty-three now, but he was as strong and vigorous as an... - #2
Save:'Just the Way You Are' by Barbara Freethy is a gripping tale revolving around the complex relationships between the main characters - Allie, Sam, and Tessa. The plot delves into themes of love, betrayal, and self-discovery, as Allie grapples with her feelings for her husband Sam, who has unresolved emotions for her sister Tessa. The book is narrated from multiple perspectives, providing a deep insight into the characters' emotions and struggles, making the reader feel deeply connected to their journey. The writing style is described as beautiful, evoking strong emotions from the readers, who find themselves crying, laughing, and feeling angry alongside the characters.
The storyline of 'Just the Way You Are' is filled with suspense, romance, and relatable characters who are flawed yet hopeful. The book explores the complexities of relationships and marriage, portraying real-life situations in a compelling and engaging manner. Readers are drawn into a world where decisions, emotions, and consequences are authentically depicted, making it a heartfelt and emotional read that resonates with anyone who enjoys a good romance novel.
Allison Tucker caught her breath at the simple, heartfelt question that had come from her eight-year-old daughter's lips. She took a step back from the doorway and leaned against the wall, her heart r... - #3
Save:Lord Grenville's Choice delves into the intricate relationships between Alex, Elizabeth, and Felicity. Set in a Regency period, the book follows the emotional journey of Alex, who is torn between his first love, Elizabeth, and his wife, Felicity, whom he married for convenience. The plot unfolds with misunderstandings, unrequited love, and societal pressures, leading to a complex romantic triangle that challenges the characters' loyalties and emotions. The writing style captures the nuances of character development and explores themes of love, duty, and sacrifice, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
The alternating perspectives between Alex and Felicity allow readers to gain insight into their inner struggles and desires. The character-driven plot, coupled with believable dialogue and realistic emotions, adds depth to the storyline, making it a captivating read. As the characters navigate through love, loss, and conflicting emotions, the book offers a poignant exploration of human relationships and the complexities of the heart, set against the backdrop of Regency England.
The thoughts were not new. They had plagued him ever since he had been discharged from the field hospital at Waterloo. He had had enough of the army. After the din and death of the epic battle, John l... - #4
Save:Flame and Ember by M A Nichols is a heartwarming tale set in the Regency era, following the story of Mina, a strong and smart protagonist who finds herself in a marriage of convenience with Simon, a hero who initially lacks awareness. The book delves into the themes of love, relationships, and societal expectations, portraying Mina's struggles and perseverance as she navigates through a marriage that lacks true love but eventually leads to a happily ever after ending. The writing style captures the genuine emotions of the characters, with ups and downs that keep readers engaged and rooting for Mina throughout her journey.
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Save:In "The Sherbrooke Bride" by Catherine Coulter, the story follows Douglas Sherbrooke, Earl of Northcliffe, who is pressured to marry in order to produce an heir. However, a mix-up occurs during a proxy marriage arrangement, leading Douglas to unknowingly marry Alexandra Chambers instead of her sister. The book is described as having an over-the-top and humorous tone, with elements of unrequited love, familial pressure, and a ghost subplot. Despite some implausible and dramatic scenarios, the writing is clear and fast-paced, keeping readers engaged in the journey of the characters.
Douglas Sherbrooke, Earl of Northcliffe, closed the door firmly and walked to his desk. That damned ghost! He wondered if the Sherbrookes were fated to endure unlikely tales of this miserable young la... - #6
Save:"Loving War" by C.M. Owens follows the story of Tria and Kode, who have a long history of animosity towards each other. Despite their hatred, they find themselves drawn to each other and enter into a casual relationship. However, when Tria's abusive ex resurfaces, Kode steps in to protect her, leading to a shift in their dynamic and feelings. As they navigate their changing relationship, secrets are revealed, emotions run high, and they must confront their past to move forward. The book is described as enemies-to-lovers with a mix of drama, romance, and intense chemistry, capturing the complexities of their journey from adversaries to partners.
He recovers quickly and finds a new girl to stalk, so I return to sipping my beer and scanning the scene. I came out tonight to have fun, and all I’ve done is think about Rain being with Dane. I know ... - #7
Save:'Silver Lining' by Maggie Osborne is an early American historical romance that follows the story of Max McCord and 'Low Down' Louise. Low Down nurses a town of men during a pox epidemic, and in return, they grant her wish for a baby. However, Max ends up drawing the unlucky marble and has to marry her, leading to a tumultuous relationship filled with angst and unexpected twists. The book is praised for its strong female protagonist, engaging plot, and a mix of humor and heartbreak.
Blushing furiously, Low Down scowled at the men saluting her and waving tin mugs of beer that Olaf had brewed for the occasion. As she'd never before been a guest of honor or been cheered, she didn't ...
