Reading is fast becoming fashionable again, largely thanks to the rise of modern literature and the popularity of BookTok and Bookstagram. These are all the communities and literature clubs on social networks where people recommend books to read, discuss and collect collections.
Particularly popular in such circles is modern literature of the young adult and adult categories. These are aspects that include lots of suggestive scenes and sensual descriptions of the characters’ emotions. They are usually intended for the young, but that does not mean that passionate and colorful stories will not interest older people. Such books, of course, do not carry a special meaning load, but they are guaranteed to leave an impression behind them. Here’s a selection of the most outspoken modern books we’re going to share with you, so run to buy literature after you’ve read it!
The Love Hypothesis – Ali Hazelwood
Graduate student Olivia struggles with romance, but her friends want her to find herself and live happily ever after. She is ready to do anything for her friends, including kissing the first man she meets in the hallway. The only problem is that the man Olivia kissed without her consent is none other than the grumpy and scary teacher Adam Carlsen. Miraculously, instead of complaining against him, she agrees to help him and pretend to be dating. It would seem, what could go wrong? This book has pretty much everything your heart desires: supposedly slow-burning romance, unexpected events, fake relationships, and lewd sex scenes.
“Ugly Love” – Colin Hoover
When Tate meets pilot Miles, he realizes it wasn’t love at first sight. They don’t even dare to call each other friends. The only thing Tate and Miles have in common is an undeniable mutual attraction. When their desires become clear, they realize that he doesn’t want love, doesn’t have time for her, so all that remains is sex. If Tate had stuck to the two rules Miles had set for him, his arrangements could have been surprisingly simple: never ask about the past and never expect the future.
There is one thing that can be said with certainty about this book – it contains an unimaginable amount of high-quality and painted sharp scenes.
Kiss Ratio – Helen Hoang
Stella believes that math is the only thing that unifies the universe. She is so immersed in her work that she sees not only white light but also other people because of the computer screen and algorithms. It doesn’t help that Stella has Asperger’s, and the French kiss reminds her of a shark being brushed by a pilot fish. The solution is very practical and with a professional. That’s why she hires handsome Michael of Swedish and Vietnamese descent. For her, this is an ordinary escort – a decent schedule and a reasonable income for one night of “love”. But Stella needs more.
“Everything will end with us” – Colin Hoover
This novel has become an absolute favorite of BookTok users and has amassed over 73 million references.
It wasn’t always easy for Lily, but that never stopped her from working hard for the life she wanted. So when she feels the spark with a brilliant neurosurgeon named Ryle, everything in Lily’s life suddenly seems too perfect to be true.
As Lily grapples with thoughts and questions about her new relationship, she worries about her connection to her first love, Atlas, and the past she left behind.
“My Favorite Enemy” – Sally Thorne
Lucy and Joshua work in the same office and want to outdo each other in everything. However, when a promotion that only one would receive comes along, it takes service battles to the next level. Gradually, the characters begin to realize that all their assumptions about each other are wrong.
This book was so popular that it was made into a movie to be released in 2021.
Verity’s Secret Diary – Colin Hoover
This choice is somewhat non-standard for author Colin Hoover, as this book is more of a psychological thriller and a detective story than a novel, but he’s not outspoken.
Up-and-coming writer Lowen Ashley meets Jeremy Crawford, who has a great offer for him – completing a series of books that his wife, writer Verity, started because she couldn’t keep doing it herself. As Lowen moves into the Crawford residence, where he can see Verity’s papers and key notes on a number of books, he finds an abandoned manuscript that will change his life forever.
“Holiday for Two” – Emily Henry
Alex and Poppy have been best friends since they shared a car on the way home from college years ago. Despite being completely opposite and living far away from each other, they spend a week on vacation together every summer, until two years ago, everything turned upside down.
They haven’t spoken since. Poppy realizes she needs to fix something and asks Alex to go on another vacation with her so they can work things out and fix it.
“What Happened This Summer” – Tessa Bailey
Piper is a popular fashion pioneer, but when her reputation as a “Job” goes too far, her stepdad cuts off her funding and sends her to Washington to run her late father’s dive bar, hoping to teach a lesson. There she meets a sullen sea captain who quickly realizes that she doesn’t belong in their small town.
If you like love books with the concept of “opposites attract”, this is one of the most touching books on the subject.
“The Deal” – Elle Kennedy
Hannah has finally found someone who turns her on. But while she can be confident in any other area of her life, she has problems with seduction.
If she wants to get the attention of her chosen one, she’ll have to step out of her comfort zone and get her attention, even if it means dealing with the annoying, boyish hockey team captain Garrett in exchange for a fake date.
This book is one of the most popular new adult romance books and also one of the most revealing books trending right now.
“The Spanish Love Deceit” – Elena Armas
This book is for those looking for a passionate, slow-burning romance with the sweetest “happily ever after”. Aaron invites Catalina to attend his sister’s wedding and pretend to be a fake boyfriend.
Will their fake romantic relationship come true?
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