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Unwanted - Unperfect by Susie Tate
Unwanted
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Book 3 in the series:Unperfect

Unwanted (Unperfect) by Susie Tate tells the story of Verity and Harry, childhood friends who reconnect as adults filled with misunderstandings and emotional baggage. Verity struggled with a neglected childhood and faces challenges that affect her personal growth and relationships. The complex characters make the narrative realistic and engaging, allowing readers to feel every nuance of their emotional journey. The book addresses important themes like mental health, trauma, and the impact of the past on present relationships.

The writing style is praised for its depth and relatability, pulling at the heartstrings while exploring the characters' vulnerabilities. Susie Tate's ability to portray the complexities of human emotions shines through as readers follow Verity's path of self-discovery with the support of those around her. The story also includes rich supporting characters, enhancing the overall experience of the series, making it captivating from start to finish.

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(We also have 100 recommendations for the series: Unperfect)

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    Freestyle
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    Book 1 in the series:Academy of Stardom

    Freestyle - Academy of Stardom by Bea Paige
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    'Freestyle' in the series 'Academy of Stardom' by Bea Paige is a captivating story that revolves around Pen, a young girl who finds solace in dance away from the abuse she faces at home. The book beautifully intertwines past and present timelines, delving into Pen's complex relationships with her dance crew, the Breakers, and her journey at Stardom Academy. The emotional depth and rawness in the writing style immerse readers in Pen's struggles, hopes, and the intense dynamics between the characters.

    The air is thick with nervous excitement as I stand in the long queue leading to the harassed looking receptionist. Around me chatter and laughter lifts into the air and floats up high into the glass...

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    Never the Best
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    Book 5 in the series:Savannah's Best

    Never the Best - Savannah's Best by Maya Alden
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    Never the Best by Maya Alden is an emotional journey set in Savannah, Georgia, following Pearl and Rhett. Years after Rhett's hurtful childhood actions scar Pearl deeply, she returns to Savannah as she navigates her eating disorder. The story unfolds with Rhett's struggle to apologize and make amends for his past, leading to a tentative relationship that grows stronger as they both confront their pain and seek healing together.


    (Also, see 58 recommendations for the series Savannah's Best )

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    The One with the Kiss Cam by Cindy Steel
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    'The One with the Kiss Cam' by Cindy Steel is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Nora and Duke, two well-thought-out lead characters with relatable backstories. The book beautifully explores themes of trust, boundaries, and choosing love over fear, all while delivering a delightful mix of banter, teasing moments, and personal struggles. Set against the backdrop of a unique meet-cute, the story unfolds with a perfect blend of tension, humor, and swoony moments, making it a compelling read for fans of closed-door romcoms.

    The author, Cindy Steel, expertly crafts a contemporary romcom filled with charming characters, witty dialogue, and a captivating storyline. Through the journey of Nora and Duke, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, rooting for their relationship to blossom amidst personal challenges and heartwarming interactions. Steel's writing style shines in portraying the growth of the characters, the importance of healthy boundaries, and the true essence of success, creating a narrative that is both engaging and inspiring.


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    The Broken Vows
    Book 4 in the series:The Windsors

    The Broken Vows - The Windsors by Catharina Maura
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    A beautifully written, deeply emotional second-chance romance that brings all the feels - tissues and patience required. Highly recommended for angst aficionados and those who believe in fighting for love.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Windsors )

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    Gouda Friends - Ponto Beach Reunion by Cathy Yardley
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    Adorable, feel-good, and full of heart - Gouda Friends is perfect if you want cute banter, wholesome vibes, and friendships that might just turn into true love (plus lots of cheese jokes).


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    Kiss From A Rose by Maya Alden
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    A raw, emotionally charged journey of heartbreak, growth, and found family. Bring tissues - this one will stick with you long after you finish the last page.


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    Limits
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    Book 2 in the series:Beg, Borrow or Steal

    Limits - Beg, Borrow or Steal by Susie Tate
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    A deeply felt, character-driven contemporary romance with honest mental health insights. Not a fluffy read, but a rewarding one for those who like their love stories raw, redemptive, and realistic.

    Millie stood at the very back of the club, her eyes fixed on the stage. If she wasn’t so terrified she would be smiling. But with her level of anxiety at being around this many people, that would be a...

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    Return to Monte Carlo by Cate C. Wells
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    A bold, steamy, 80s-set marriage-in-crisis romance that’s equal parts drama, nostalgia, and heat. Great for fans of intense, emotionally messy love stories and not for the faint of heart.


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    It Just Had To Be You - Second Chances by Jacqueline Francis
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    One of the most talked-about bully romances - deeply flawed leads, genuine growth, massive groveling, and a vulnerable look at forgiveness. Not for the faint of heart, but unforgettable if you like your romances messy and cathartic.


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    Things We Left Behind
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    Book 3 in the series:Knockemout

    Things We Left Behind - Knockemout by Lucy Score
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    Packed with passion, drama, and heart, 'Things We Left Behind' delivers a satisfying series finale - perfect for fans of steamy, angsty small-town romance, but might feel drawn out or melodramatic for others.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Knockemout )

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