Kings Rising
Kings Rising by C.S. Pacat is the third and final book in The Captive Prince series, a captivating fantasy romance filled with political intrigue, power struggles, and forbidden love. The story follows Damen, the exiled prince of Akielos, who is caught in a complex and dangerous web of loyalty, revenge, and honor, while navigating his evolving relationship with Prince Laurent of Vereck. As tensions rise between the two kingdoms, Damen and Laurent must make difficult choices and confront their pasts to secure their futures. Kings Rising is a tale of love, betrayal, and redemption, culminating in a thrilling and emotional conclusion to the series. The book is known for its intense character development, complex dynamics, and vivid world-building.
Kiss the Villain
Kiss the Villain by Rina Kent is a dark romance that dives into themes of obsession, power, and forbidden love. Known for her signature blend of twisted relationships and morally grey characters, Rina Kent crafts a story where the line between love and hate blurs dangerously. The protagonist finds herself entangled with a man who is both her enemy and her captor, someone she shouldn’t want—but can’t resist. With intense chemistry, psychological tension, and unexpected twists, this book delivers a gripping experience for fans of dark romance.
Kitchen
Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto is a touching and introspective novel that explores themes of grief, healing, and the search for identity. The story centers around Mikage, a young woman who finds solace and comfort in the kitchen after the death of her grandmother, her last remaining family member. As Mikage navigates her feelings of loneliness and loss, she forms deep connections with new people, including a friend named Yuichi and his mother, who help her rediscover her sense of belonging and purpose. With its gentle prose and poignant exploration of life's emotional complexities, Kitchen is a beautifully written meditation on love, resilience, and the quiet beauty of everyday life.
Kokoro
Kokoro by Natsume Sōseki is a classic Japanese novel that explores themes of isolation, guilt, and the transition from the Meiji era to modern Japan. The story is told through the perspective of an unnamed narrator who befriends an older man, referred to as "Sensei," and becomes intrigued by his mysterious past. As the narrator gets closer to Sensei, he learns about the profound inner struggles and emotional burdens Sensei carries, particularly concerning a tragic event in his youth. The novel delves into the complexities of human relationships, the tension between traditional values and modernization, and the deep sense of loneliness that pervades the characters' lives. Kokoro is widely regarded as a reflection on the human condition and is considered one of the greatest works of Japanese literature.
Lady Smoke
Lady Smoke by Laura Sebastian is the second book in The Ash Princess Trilogy, a young adult fantasy series set in a world where kingdoms are in turmoil, and power struggles shape the lives of its people. The story picks up with Theodosia, the princess who was once held captive by the oppressive Kaiser and forced to watch her kingdom fall. Now, as she begins to reclaim her role and her power, she must navigate the complexities of alliances, betrayal, and revenge. The book explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the fight for freedom, as Theodosia strives to unite her people and challenge the forces that have oppressed them. Lady Smoke is filled with political intrigue, romance, and thrilling action, continuing the epic journey from Ash Princess.
Law of Attraction
Law of Attraction by Indu Khatri explores the principles behind the popular concept of the Law of Attraction, which suggests that positive or negative thoughts can attract corresponding experiences into one's life. Khatri delves into how this law can be harnessed to manifest one's desires, improve relationships, and achieve success. The book provides practical tips, techniques, and exercises to help readers focus their thoughts and intentions to create the life they want. Drawing on personal stories, examples, and the power of belief, Khatri emphasizes the importance of mindset in shaping reality and offers a guide for those looking to apply the Law of Attraction in their daily lives.
Learning To Love Myself
Learning to Love Myself by Alex Aubrey is a self-help book focused on personal growth, self-acceptance, and cultivating a positive self-relationship. The book encourages readers to embrace their flaws, heal from past wounds, and prioritize self-love as a path to happiness and fulfillment. Through personal anecdotes, actionable advice, and reflections, Aubrey provides practical steps to help individuals build confidence, overcome self-doubt, and develop healthier habits in their emotional and mental well-being. Learning to Love Myself is an empowering guide for anyone seeking to improve their relationship with themselves and foster greater self-compassion.
Leather & Lark
Leather & Lark by Brynne Weaver is a contemporary romance novel that explores themes of love, passion, and self-discovery. The story revolves around Lark, a young woman navigating the complexities of relationships and her personal growth. She crosses paths with Leather, a mysterious and intense figure whose presence challenges her perceptions and desires. As their connection deepens, they both confront their inner conflicts, past wounds, and the powerful attraction between them. The book is filled with emotional depth, steamy chemistry, and a focus on the transformative nature of love, as the characters learn to navigate their vulnerabilities and desires.
Legend
Legend by Marie Lu is a dystopian young adult novel set in a future where the United States has split into two warring factions. The story follows two main characters: June, a prodigy and elite military recruit, and Day, a criminal on the run. Their paths cross when Day is blamed for the murder of June's brother, and June is tasked with capturing him. As the story unfolds, both characters discover that nothing is as it seems, and their loyalties are tested. Legend explores themes of social inequality, corruption, and the clash between personal morals and duty, all set against a thrilling backdrop of adventure and suspense.
Legendborn
Legendborn by Tracy Deonn is a thrilling contemporary fantasy that blends Arthurian legend with Southern Black culture. The story follows Bree Matthews, a teenager who uncovers a secret magical society while attending a prestigious university. As she navigates this world of knights and sorcery, she also confronts hidden truths about her mother's death and her own extraordinary powers. With themes of grief, identity, and rebellion, Legendborn delivers a fresh, compelling take on classic mythology.
Leo Africanus
Leo Africanus by Amin Maalouf is a historical novel that follows the extraordinary life of Hasan al-Wazzan, a real-life 16th-century traveler, diplomat, and geographer who was born in Granada and later became known as Leo Africanus. Through his journey across the Mediterranean, North Africa, and the Middle East, the novel vividly explores themes of identity, exile, cultural exchange, and the clash of civilizations during a turbulent period of history.
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson is a biography that explores the life, genius, and legacy of one of history's greatest polymaths. Drawing from thousands of pages of Leonardo’s notebooks, Isaacson presents a portrait of a man whose insatiable curiosity and boundless imagination led to groundbreaking advancements in art, science, engineering, and anatomy. The book delves into Leonardo’s masterpieces, such as The Last Supper and Mona Lisa, while also highlighting his unfinished projects and scientific explorations. Isaacson emphasizes how Leonardo’s ability to connect art and science made him a true Renaissance visionary, offering insights into creativity, innovation, and lifelong learning.