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Redacted Desires

Redacted Desires

Not subtly. Not gradually. Completely. Again.
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R Hoover
As I look at my year in review, this author and book collection has been monumental in reigniting my hunger for reading. I can't track most of the books from this app easily for my year end count but in my heart this book means the most. I wish I could buy a printed version of each of these. .........
twizzzlin
Love this well written book! Thoughts & emotions are conveyed beautifully! The author makes you feel like you know the characters intimately w/o being excessive or mundane. Hot & steamy w/o crude vulgarity! I wish we could give gems at the end of chapter but that’s the app, not the author’s fault.
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Ninety-Nine Times Too Many

Ninety-Nine Times Too Many

I cut him off. He froze. “Including this promise,” I said, “you’ve now said things like this to me exactly one hundred times. Every single time, you said next time would be different. And every single time, you broke your promise.” “Isabella—” “Let me finish.” Even I was surprised by how calm my voice sounded. “Luca, during the eight years we were engaged, I never regretted loving you. But after leaving you, I finally realized how miserable my life actually was.”
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More Than A Night

More Than A Night

Kaitlyn went rigid. She thought she had misheard him but when she replayed it over and over in her head, she could confirm that was exactly what he said. She raised her head to face him and he just stared back at her with an eyebrow raised, waiting for a response. "No" she finally replied. "No I don't, I don't even go to clubs, it was a one-time thing," she told him. "So your first time going to a club and you open your legs for a stranger," He said bluntly. It might have sounded like a question but it wasn't.
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DAMAGED

DAMAGED

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Repeated Past!

Repeated Past!

What? "He took over your body for a few minutes, Za," said Keanu again with a worried tone. The guy took a deep breath and massaged his temples. “You even hurt Kenzo. Before he took over your body, you fainted from the attack. Be honest with me, how many times a day can you get attacked?"
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Twice Rejected

Twice Rejected

Her voice brought me back to the present, to her warm body softly pressed against mine and her lovely eyes looking up into mine. “Nobody is ever going to separate us again, we are going to be together forever now...” “What if your other mate comes back and begs you to forgive him?" I asked her in a teasing voice, she brought herself even closer to me. "Which one are we talking about?" We both laughed and she replied, "They won't even have a chance, especially the first one, Gad, even if he comes to me crawling on his knees begging me to take him back. I have only one true mate and that's you..."
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Reading 'Once and Again' felt like uncovering a hidden gem in the literary world. At its core, it's a beautifully woven tale of love, loss, and second chances, but what struck me most was how it defies typical romance tropes. The protagonist, a woman rebuilding her life after a painful divorce, stumbles upon letters from her grandmother’s wartime romance. The dual timeline structure—flipping between past and present—creates this aching tension. You’re not just reading about love; you’re seeing how choices echo through generations.

The author has this knack for painting emotions with words—like the scene where the grandmother describes dancing with her lost love under flickering lanterns, while the granddaughter, decades later, traces her fingers over the same cobblestones. It’s less about grand gestures and more about quiet, human moments that linger. If you’ve ever wondered how the past shapes who we become, this book lingers in your thoughts long after the last page.

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