Mr. Wrong Number by Lynn Painter
The humorous love story "Mr. Wrong Number" is about Olivia, who receives a flirtatious text from an unknown person and strikes up a playful connection with them. Nevertheless, it seems that the sender of the enigmatic message is Colin, her friend's obnoxious brother. Colin and Olivia become closer after she moves in with him, but when he learns her secret, he must decide whether or not he still wants to be with her.
Hooked by Emily McIntire
The traditional fairy tales are reimagined in the dark, contemporary romance book Hooked. Emily McIntire investigates the nuances of human desire and retaliation. The Never After series book, which emphasises the viewpoint of the antagonists, is a part of that series. Although Peter Pan served as inspiration, the story and characters are original. "Hooked" is a fascinating book with a unique viewpoint.
Twisted by Emily McIntire
The dark and compelling romance book "Twisted" by Emily McIntire tells the tale of a young girl named Ava who becomes involved in a risky and obsessive relationship with a rich and enigmatic guy named Dean. Ava uncovers a web of secrets and falsehoods as she explores deeper into Dean's world, which poses a threat to all she values. The book has mature themes and content that might not be appropriate for all readers.
Does It Hurt? by H.D. Carlton
H.D. Carlton's poetry collection "Does It Hurt?" is a profound and insightful look at love, sorrow, and human development. The poems are unvarnished and sincere, encouraging readers to explore their feelings and experiences thoroughly. This book is a must-read for poetry aficionados and anyone looking to connect with their innermost selves due to Carlton's distinctive writing style and moving images.
Wretched by Emily McIntire
Emily McIntire's "Wretched" is a gripping and frightening book that tells the tale of a young woman named Ava who unearths a sinister secret about her family's past. She is drawn into a perilous world of lies and betrayal as she digs deeper into the mystery. Fans of mystery and suspense will find this novel to be a page-turner because to McIntire's colourful writing style and intriguing characters. The compelling story "Wretched" explores family secrets and the extent people will go to keep them hidden.
Scarred by Emily McIntire
The captivating book "Scarred" by Emily McIntire tells the tale of a young Harper, who goes back to her village to face the tragic events of her past. She learns that the wounds caused by her experiences are quite deep when she re-connects with old friends and digs even farther into her past. "Scarred" is a must-read for anybody looking for an engaging story of resiliency, healing, and the power of friendship thanks to McIntire's strong writing and well-developed characters.
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara
Hanya Yanagihara's contemporary fiction book "A Little Life" tells the tale of four college friends in New York City as they navigate the difficulties and complexities of adulthood. Jude, a skilled litigator who fights to hide his troubled history from everyone around him, is the protagonist of the novel. In an often ruthless and merciless society, the novel tackles themes of friendship, pain, and the desire for purpose and connection. "A Little Life" is a frightening and unforgettable read that will stick with readers long after they flip the final page because of its potent writing and intensely emotional plot.
Never Never by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher
Tarryn Fisher and Colleen Hoover collaborated on the young adult mystery book "Never Never." Two teens named Silas and Charlie are the main characters of the book. One day, they wake up with no knowledge of who they are or how they got there. They learn that they have a strong bond and a mysterious past as they try to put together their respective pasts. As Silas and Charlie race against time to learn the truth before it's too late, the book examines issues of identity, memory, and the strength of love. The thrilling storyline and endearing characters in "Never Never" keep readers turning the pages.
The Upside of Falling by Alex Light
Young adult romance author Alex Light's "The Upside of Falling" centres on Becca, a senior in high school noted for her scepticism regarding relationships and love. Her unexpected friendship with Brett, a well-liked and charming athlete who seems to have it all, develops into something more over time. Becca must face her own anxieties and doubts about love and vulnerability as they negotiate the ups and downs of a new relationship. The transformational power of love is one of the novel's many themes, along with friendship and self-discovery. Young adult readers will find the novel to be a heartwarming and captivating read thanks to its likeable characters and charming romance.
I Was Never Broken by Moonsoulchild
Never Forget You by Fiona Lucas
A young woman named Emma moves back to her hometown after the passing of her father in Fiona Luca's contemporary romance book, "Never Forget You." She meets up with Adam, her high school sweetheart who is now a prosperous businessman, while there. Emma and Adam come to the realisation that they still care for one another as they spend more time together, but they also have to deal with their individual problems and the difficulties of a long-distance relationship. In the course of navigating their tangled pasts and their unresolved affections for one another, Emma and Adam explore the themes of love, forgiveness, and second chances throughout the book. The novel is a delightful and fascinating read thanks to its sympathetic characters and emotional depth.
Things We Hide from the Light by Lucy Score
In her contemporary romance "Things We Hide from the Light," Lucy Score tells the tale of Kate, a woman who inherits a dilapidated resort from her grandmother. As she gets to the resort, she learns that Liam, her childhood crush, is also employed there as a handyman. Kate and Liam start to get back in touch and explore their love for one another while she tries to repair the resort and start over in her life. As Kate and Liam traverse their difficult history and the difficulties of the present, the book tackles themes of friendship, forgiveness, and second chances. The novel is a heartwarming and enjoyable read because to its gorgeous setting and endearing characters.
Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood
The contemporary romance book "Love on the Brain" by Ali Hazelwood is about Emma, a young woman who is infatuated with romantic comedies. She must navigate the complexities of love and relationships while facing her own fears and vulnerabilities when she meets the real-life counterpart of her favourite rom-com hero.
The Lies We Tell by Katie Zhao
In her young adult mystery "The Lies We Tell," Katie Zhao follows Jewel, a Chinese-American student who attends a prestigious prep school. Jewel investigates and unearths secrets and lies that threaten to ruin their reputations when her best buddy Ethan is charged with a crime he didn't commit. While Jewel negotiates the challenges of an elite school, the book looks at issues of privilege, justice, and identity. "The Lies We Tell" is a captivating read that will have readers on the edge of their seats thanks to well-developed characters and an exciting plot.
Things I Wanted to Say, But Never Did by Monica Murphy
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In her contemporary romance "Things I Wanted to Say, But Never Did," Monica Murphy tells the tale of Mia, a young lady who returns to her hometown after the passing of her father. She meets up with Gabriel, her high school sweetheart, while there and discovers that she still has feelings for him. But because of how poorly their relationship turned out, Mia is now left to deal with both the difficulties of the present and the errors of the past. As Mia and Gabe traverse their troubled pasts and their unresolved feelings for one another, the book tackles themes of love, forgiveness, and second chances. The novel is a genuine and affecting read because of its sympathetic characters and emotional depth.
Final Offer by Lauren Asher
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In her romantic thriller "Last Offer," Lauren Asher tells the tale of Amanda Cole, a talented solicitor who is competing for a partner position at her firm. Despite his sinister past and enigmatic attitude, Amanda finds herself drawn to Ryan Andrews when she is given the opportunity to represent him as a wealthy and intriguing client. As Amanda and Ryan's friendship develops, Amanda is drawn into a perilous game of power and deceit. To find the truth, she must utilise all of her legal and investigative expertise. Readers will be on the edge of their seats as the novel examines themes of love, trust, and betrayal and is full of unexpected turns.
Loathe to Love You by Ali Hazelwood
In her amusing romantic comedy book "Loathe to Love You," Ali Hazelwood tells the story of Melody Joo, a software engineer who is tasked with creating a video game that would star her obnoxious CEO, Adam Cade. Despite their initial hostility, Melody and Adam start to fall in love. As the two deal with their relationship and personal issues, the book explores themes of love, trust, and self-discovery. The novel is a fun and comforting read because to its funny dialogue and likeable characters.
The Stolen Heir: A Novel of Elfhame by Holly Black
Young adult fantasy book "The Stolen Heir: A Novel of Elfhame" by Holly Black is set in the same universe as her well-known "People of the Air" series. The book tells the tale of Prince Rhyia, the heir to the throne of Elfhame, who is abducted as a child and later replaced by a changeling. Rhyia gains a strong sense of self and learns how to deal with the difficulties of being different as he matures in the mortal world. The changeling is struggling to maintain his image as the real prince in Elfhame while also coming under attack from those who want to reveal his true identity. As the destinies of the two protagonists eventually cross, the story addresses ideas of identity, family, and power.
If Love Had a Price by Ana Huang
In her contemporary romance "If Love Has a Price," Ana Huang tells the tale of Naomi Lee, a young lady who lost her mother and is now fighting to make ends meet. In order to provide for her and her younger sister, Naomi accepts a position as a high-end escort. Naomi's life, however, takes a complex turn when she meets a wealthy and charming customer named Jax and starts to feel affections for him. While Naomi struggles with her affections for Jax and the difficulties of her atypical work, the book examines issues of love, money, and self-discovery.
When in Rome by Sarah Adams
In her romantic comedy "While in Rome," Sarah Adams tells the tale of a young woman named Maggie who, after losing her job and her lover, decides to travel to Rome. Maggie meets Marco, a charming Italian man, while she is in Rome, and he shows her about the city and helps her rediscover her love of life. Despite their linguistic and cultural barriers, the two start to fall in love. Maggie must choose whether to follow her love and stay with Marco or return home and deal with her issues because she only has a limited amount of time in Rome. The novel examines themes of self-discovery, intercultural connection, and the transforming potential of travel via Maggie's voyage.
If You Could See the Sun by Ann Liang
"If You Could See the Sun" by Ann Liang is a novel about a young Chinese girl named Luna, who leaves her home in the countryside to pursue a better life in the city of Guangzhou. Luna dreams of becoming a singer, but she soon discovers the harsh realities of life in the big city. She struggles to make ends meet, working long hours in a factory and living in a cramped apartment with several other migrant workers. Despite the challenges, Luna remains hopeful and determined to pursue her dreams. The novel explores themes of poverty, migration, and the pursuit of the American Dream.
Icebreaker by Hannah Grace
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Hannah Grace is the author of the young adult book "Icebreaker". Kiki, a teenage girl, is sent to live with her estranged father on a research vessel in the Arctic Circle in the book. Kiki becomes involved in a mystery and hazardous conspiracy involving the crew as she manages the difficulties of life at sea and makes progress towards her father. The tale tackles themes of family, identity, and adventure as Kiki learns to face her anxieties and play to her strengths while learning the details of the research mission. A fresh viewpoint on the harsh and brutal Arctic landscape is provided in "Icebreaker," an exciting and captivating book.
Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
The engaging historical fiction book Lessons in Chemistry, written by Bonnie Garmus, is set in the 1960s. Elizabeth, a young woman with a love of science and aspirations of becoming a research chemist, is the protagonist of the novel. Elizabeth perseveres in the face of prejudice and sexism as a woman in the field and finds employment as a high school chemistry teacher. Along the way, she gets involved in a scandalous relationship with the father of a pupil and has to deal with the repercussions of her choices. Lessons in Chemistry is a stimulating and enjoyable read thanks to its intriguing plot, strong female lead, and discussion of gender roles in science and society.