716 Results with the "Romance Novel" genre


    • Chapter Sixty-Nine Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin In Chapter Sixty-Nine, Eris and his small caravan journey eastward over three days, moving at a relaxed pace with brief stops for sustenance and rest. Throughout the journey, Eris appears unrestrained, riding freely alongside Briallyn, whose presence remains mysterious as she shows no sign of the Crown. Cassian and Azriel observe the landscape from above, sensing a change in Eris’s demeanor, which suggests he might be unbound from previous constraints. The chapter sets a tone of anticipation for the…
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      Chapter 22

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a tense confrontation among powerful characters, beginning with Dorian witnessing a dagger thrown by the Fae Prince, Rowan. Rowan’s confident smirk and sharp remark about Dorian’s aim set a tone of underlying hostility and rivalry. The scene emphasizes the dangerous and primal nature of these beings, whose formidable magic and combat skills threaten to unleash chaos if provoked. Dorian’s awareness of their immense power highlights the precarious situation they are in, as these…
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      Chapter 54

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Manon and her companions nearing the culmination of their arduous journey, emphasizing the length and difficulty of the final leg. Manon reflects on their pursuit of the queen, who is seeking a specific lock associated with a witch emblem, yet she remains uncertain about the connections and implications of this quest. The oppressive humidity and the remnants of a haunted landscape heighten the tension, as the group senses the lingering pain of those who once lived there. The…
    • Chapter 15: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Feyre struggles to find a meaningful Solstice gift for Rhysand, feeling conflicted about indulging in shopping while others in the city have so little. Her sister Elain joins her for a walk through Velaris, offering a distraction from Feyre’s earlier tension with Nesta. The festive atmosphere of the city contrasts with Feyre’s guilt over excess, as she admires the decorated streets and bustling vendors. Elain’s presence provides comfort, though both sisters seem to be seeking an escape from the…
    • TWO YEARS AND EIGHT MONTHS AGO Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Grayson Hawthorne is consumed by guilt and grief as he sits in the tree house, reflecting on Emily's death. He recalls his childhood obsession with perfection, symbolized by his meticulously crafted haikus, which now feel meaningless. The weight of his failure overwhelms him, as he blames himself for taking Emily to the cliffs where she died. His emotional numbness is palpable, as he repeats the word "dead" aloud, yet feels nothing—a stark contrast to the pain he believes he deserves. Below the tree…
    • The Forbidden Infirmary: Lou Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Lou recounts her recent ordeal to her husband, carefully omitting key details about Angelica’s Ring and Madame Labelle’s involvement to avoid further suspicion. She strategically emphasizes the danger she faced from Andre and Grue, knowing her husband’s protective instincts will work in her favor. Despite their strained relationship, she notes his unexpected defense of her in the dungeon, which momentarily overshadows his usual arrogance. Lou’s cunning nature shines as she manipulates the situation…
    • L’Enchanteresse Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Reid and his companions—Coco, Beau, and Lou—standing in a mist-shrouded cemetery at dawn, surrounded by crumbling headstones and an eerie silence. They debate whether to seek shelter in a nearby abandoned church, wary of being recognized due to their notoriety. A spectral white dog, an enigmatic presence since their journey began, watches them silently, adding to the unsettling atmosphere. Despite Beau’s reservations, Reid insists they rest in the church, hoping to evade…
    • Holes in the Tapestry Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Reid observing the witches Lou and Coco, noting Lou’s sudden shift from grief to mischief. Coco adjusts Lou’s attire, drawing Reid’s disapproval, while Jean Luc’s attention is solely on Célie, whom he kisses passionately. Their reunion is tense, as Célie questions Jean Luc’s unexpected presence, hinting at underlying conflict. Meanwhile, Reid confronts Lou about his tampered memories, demanding their restoration, but Lou claims only he can reverse the enchantment, leaving…
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      by LovelyMay Damaged Goods by Upton Sinclair is a compelling drama that examines the societal and personal consequences of venereal disease, exploring themes of morality, stigma, and the need for education and reform. Adapted from a French play by Eugène Brieux, the book serves as a powerful critique of social hypocrisy and ignorance surrounding public health issues.
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      Scene 3. I.

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      by LovelyMay Scene 3. I. takes place in a picturesque square in the old Marais district, a setting filled with historical charm, where narrow streets and ancient houses create an atmosphere of timeless beauty. The focus is on Roxane’s residence, which stands out due to its lush garden and a balcony that can be accessed from the street. A bench placed in front of her house becomes a meeting point for the characters, setting the stage for the interaction that follows. The scene opens with Ragueneau, dressed in servant…
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