From Smut Romance, to Self-Improvement, to the Classics, here are my recommendations for my fellow literature enthusiasts.
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Dark Smut Romance
Classic Books Everyone Should Read
Dark Smut Romance
I'm hard to shock, and this book had my jaw on the floor the whole time!
The Sinner (L.O.R.D.S.) by Shantel Tessier
I swore I wouldn’t fall for another LORD, but The Sacrifice made it impossible to resist. It’s haunting, emotional, and every page feels like a battle between love and damnation.
The Sacrifice (L.O.R.D.S.) by Shantel Tessier
Sabotage had me gripping my kindle like my life depended on it. It’s chaotic, addictive, and so full of fire that I couldn’t tell if I wanted to scream or melt.
Sabotage: (L.O.R.D.S.) by Shantel Tessier
I went into Carnage expecting pain, and still wasn’t ready for the emotional destruction it delivered. It’s brutal, beautiful, and left me with a book hangover I still haven’t recovered from.
Carnage (L.O.R.D.S.) by Shantel Tessier
Just when I thought this series couldn’t get darker or more intense, Madness proved me wrong. It’s wild, twisted, and absolutely unputdownable—I devoured every page like a sinner craving redemption.
Madness (L.O.R.D.S.) by Shantel Tessier
I thought I knew what dark and dangerous meant, but The Ritual redefined it for me. The tension, the obsession, the twisted devotion..it pulled me in so deep I didn’t want to come up for air.
The Ritual (L.O.R.D.S.) by Shantel Tessier
Classic Books Everyone Should Read
I didn’t expect a classic to feel this raw, but The Scarlet Letter hit me like a confession I wasn’t ready to make. Hester’s strength, the forbidden love, the guilt..it’s scandal, heartbreak, and redemption all wrapped in words that still burn centur...
The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne
I went into Spring Moon expecting history, but what I got was a story that shattered and healed me all at once. It’s sweeping, poetic, and full of courage, a breathtaking journey through love, loss, and the fight to hold onto identity when the world ...
Spring Moon: A Novel of China by Bette Bao Lord
I thought I remembered this as a simple story from school, but rereading The Giver as an adult hit completely differently. It’s haunting and beautiful, a quiet rebellion that makes you question everything you think you know about freedom, memory, and...
The Giver: Newbery Award Winner
I thought I was diving into a love story, but Rebecca turned out to be a masterclass in obsession and unease. Every page drips with atmosphere and tension. I could practically feel Manderley’s shadows watching me, and I loved every deliciously unsett...
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
I didn’t expect a family story to hit this hard, but Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant felt like looking straight into the messy, beautiful truth of love and resentment. Every character broke my heart a little, and by the last page, I felt like I’d b...