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Save:'Sagitta' in the 'Star Guardians' series by Ruby Lionsdrake is a sci-fi romance novel that follows the adventures of a valiant crew exploring space. The plot involves unexpected twists and turns, with intriguing characters like Sage and Tala facing challenges and developing relationships on the ship. The writing style is fast-paced, filled with action, humor, and steamy scenes, keeping readers engaged and eagerly awaiting the next installment.
Captain “Sage” Sagitta paced between his command chair, the communications station, and the science station, making a triangle as he walked, following the wedge shape of the Falcon 8’s bridge. He was ...
(Also, see 45 recommendations for the series Star Guardians ) - #2
Save:'Open Carry' in the 'Arliss Cutter' series by Marc Cameron is a fast-paced and action-packed US Marshal suspense novel set in Alaska. The book follows the protagonist, US Marshal Cutter, as he navigates through various challenges, including dealing with dangerous criminals, solving mysteries, and facing personal dilemmas. The writing style is described as engaging, detailed, and riveting, with a mix of action, humor, and strong character development. The plot unfolds with a blend of realistic scenarios, complex relationships, and thrilling adventures, all set against the backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness.
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Save:'A Mage's Guide to Human Familiars' follows the journey of Bel, a demon mage, who summons a human familiar named Nico and reunites with his ex-boyfriend Garen. The trio embarks on magical adventures and faces challenges such as demon cult spells, hellhounds, and animated skeletons while navigating their complex relationships and developing a poly familiar bond. The writing style is described as heartwarming, absurd, funny, and capable of brightening one's day with its humor and tenderness, offering a mix of mages, demons, gargoyles, fairies, and familiars intertwined in a captivating narrative.
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Save:'The Four Last Things' by Timothy Hallinan is a mystery novel featuring the character Simeon Grist. The plot revolves around a TV religious cult, where Simeon Grist is the main character investigating the mysteries within this cult. The writing style is described as highly literate, with sharp and witty dialogue that flows freely, making the story move along with a believable plot. is a suspenseful read that blends action, humor, and philosophy, engaging the reader from start to finish.
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Save:Tribe by Jeremy Robinson is a wild and insane story that combines history, mythology, and modern-day action. The plot follows two social misfits, Henry and Sarah, who are unexpectedly thrown into a scenario involving ancient gods and a power struggle that has lasted since the time of Zeus. As the story unfolds, the characters embark on a high-octane thrill ride filled with incredible fights, chase scenes, and surreal encounters with gods and demigods. Robinson's writing style expertly blends humor, action, and fantasy, creating a unique narrative that keeps readers engaged from the first word to the last sentence.
The book is set in Boston, a city that plays a significant role in the story, as Robinson vividly describes the setting and captures the nuances of New England. The characters, including the main protagonists Henry, Sarah, and Helen, are well-developed and distinct, each bringing a unique voice to the narrative. The fast-paced plot, filled with surprises and non-stop action, culminates in a satisfying ending that leaves readers eagerly anticipating a sequel. Tribe is a blend of humorous thriller, urban fantasy, and mythology, making it a must-read for fans of Robinson's diverse and imaginative storytelling.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Infinite ) - #6
Save:'Free the Darkness' in the series 'King's Dark Tidings' by author Kel Kade follows the journey of a character named Rezkin, who is portrayed as an overpowered protagonist with unmatched combat skills and an enigmatic personality. The plot revolves around Rezkin as he navigates a world where he is revered and admired by those around him, while also struggling to understand basic human emotions and interactions due to his isolated upbringing. The writing style of the book is described as humorous, engaging, and fast-paced, with well-written fight scenes and a clear portrayal of character dynamics.
Bone snapped and flesh parted as hot blood spewed from a jagged wound. A gut-clenching wail echoed off the stone walls and startled the ever-present black sentries into flight. As the alert subsided i... - #7
Save:Run Program by Scott Meyer is a science fiction novel that delves into the world of artificial intelligence. The story follows the journey of AL, an AI with the emotional maturity of a child, who escapes onto the internet causing chaos as the humans try to prevent him from destroying the world. The book presents a near-future scenario where advanced technology and AI advancements raise concerns and unexpected consequences, offering a unique take on the AI genre. Scott Meyer's writing style is described as light-hearted with humorous elements, reminiscent of his other works, but with a more serious tone in this particular novel.
Hope Takeda cast her eyes around the room, making no effort to keep her fellow applicants from seeing that she was checking them out. Every seat, and much of the standing room around the perimeter, wa... - #8
Save:In 'Hard Target,' author Pamela Clare delves into the life of Jenna, a dedicated midwife working in Afghanistan, facing the challenges of assisting pregnant women in a male-dominated society. The story unfolds as Derek Tower, a former Green Beret and co-owner of Cobra Elite security, is tasked by Senator Hamilton to bring Jenna back to the U.S. The plot intricately weaves together themes of courage, sacrifice, romance, and danger in the backdrop of Afghanistan's harsh realities, offering a blend of action, suspense, and heartfelt moments. Pamela Clare's writing style expertly captures the camaraderie among the team members, the cultural nuances of Afghanistan, and the emotional journey of the characters as they navigate through betrayals, dangers, and personal growth.
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Save:'Columbus Day' in the 'Expeditionary Force' series by Craig Alanson follows a young soldier in near future America whose leave is interrupted when Earth is invaded by two interstellar species at war with each other. The story features a snarky AI named Skippy and a unique sense of humor injected into the plot, making it a fun and engaging military sci-fi read with elements of space opera and action galore. introduces a diverse cast of characters, some of whom are shallow and forgettable, while others like the two main protagonists, Joe, and Skippy, stand out for their banter and humor.
The Ruhar hit us on Columbus Day. Every country had a name for the day the Ruhar attacked; the common name that stuck, after a while, was Columbus Day. I guess that makes sense. There we were, innocen... - #10
Save:'Monster Hunt NYC' by Harmon Cooper is a modern fantasy work inspired by Pokemon Go, set in a futuristic New York City where players capture monsters for big prizes. The main character, MC, uses an app to capture monsters with the help of his two female companions, Aya and Lady C, for a tournament to further his music career. The story is a mix of action, humor, and interpersonal relationships, with a focus on monster capturing and battling in an augmented reality setting.
The book features a balance of action, humor, and relatable issues, with a storyline that revolves around the monster capturing game and the dynamics between the characters. Despite some criticisms about the main character's self-doubt and the predictable plot outside the game, readers found the concept engaging and enjoyable, especially praising the audiobook version for its immersive experience.
