Books matching: alternating points of view
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Save:'In Allegiance' by Kate Islay follows the story of Reve, a prince who is given as a slave to military leader Mathias. The plot delves into Reve's struggles with his new submissive role, his conflicted feelings towards Mathias, and the political intrigue surrounding them. The author uses alternating points of view and a rich supporting cast to paint a detailed world filled with power dynamics, political machinations, and complex relationships. The writing style is described as clean, well-edited, and featuring a well-contrived historical AU centered around political intrigue.
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Save:Under The Blade by Matt Serafini is a novel that starts off like an 80s slasher film, setting the tone with a thrilling scene that instantly hooks the reader. However, as the story unfolds, it delves into more mystery than horror, keeping the reader engaged until the bizarre and bloody climax. The book follows protagonist Melanie Holden, who survived a massacre at Camp Forrest Grove by a knife-wielding maniac named Cyrus Hoyt. As Melanie returns to the town to write a tell-all book, she uncovers dark secrets and a terrifying truth about the town and its inhabitants.
The writing style of Under The Blade is described as reminiscent of classic slasher movies, with a fresh take on the genre. The book includes original characters, unexpected twists, and a unique direction that sets it apart from typical slasher stories. Despite some slow parts and occasional spelling errors, the alternating points of view and different perspectives keep the pace engaging, making the reader question who will survive in this thrilling tale.
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Save:"Princess of Draga" in the series "Draga Court" by Emma Dean is a sci-fi romance novel that introduces readers to a universe filled with complex characters, political intrigue, and royal drama. The main character, Adelina, is a princess coming of age in a royal family facing turmoil with the impending change of power. As Adelina navigates her role in the court, readers are drawn into a world where genetic alterations and ancient human history play a significant role in shaping the characters and their relationships. The story unfolds over a week's time, focusing on Adelina's interactions with various characters, including a courtesan who becomes her teacher and confidante.
The writing style of the book combines elements of romance, political thriller, and sci-fi, creating a layered narrative that keeps readers engaged from beginning to end. With alternating points of view, intricate world-building, and well-defined characters, "Princess of Draga" sets the stage for a series filled with excitement, adventure, and unexpected twists that leave readers eager for more.
(Also, see 18 recommendations for the series Draga Court ) - #4
Save:Bodyguard Bear is a thrilling paranormal romance novel by Zoe Chant that follows the story of Ellie, a paramedic who witnesses a murder and is assigned a bear shifter named Hal as her bodyguard. As Ellie and Hal navigate danger, romance, and the complexities of shifter mating, they find themselves entangled in a web of suspense, betrayal, and attempted assassinations. The writing style of the book is captivating, with well-developed characters, a fast-paced plot, and a perfect blend of action and romance that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
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Save:The Butterfly Project by Emma Scott is a heartwarming adult contemporary romance that follows the lives of Zelda and Beckett, two characters haunted by their pasts. Zelda, a graphic novel artist, and Beckett, a struggling bike messenger, meet by chance in New York City and decide to collaborate on Zelda's graphic novel. As they navigate their shared traumas and work together on the novel, their relationship blossoms, offering them a chance at redemption and a second shot at happiness. The story beautifully intertwines their personal growth with the development of the graphic novel, creating a unique and touching narrative that explores themes of forgiveness, second chances, and the impact of small actions.
Icy wind howled down the crowded New York City street, whipping my long black hair behind me, and ripping the words from my mouth. My eyes stung but it was just the wind. I never cried. Never. Not eve... - #6
Save:Carrie Fisher's novel, Postcards from the Edge, tells the story of Suzanne Vale, an actress who navigates her life after a drug overdose and stint in rehab. The book delves into Suzanne's struggles with addiction, relationships, and the challenges of finding happiness. Fisher's writing style incorporates alternating points of view, inner monologues, and journal entries to provide insight into Suzanne's journey of self-discovery in the Hollywood world.
Maybe I shouldn’t have given the guy who pumped my stomach my phone number, but who cares? My life is over anyway. Besides, what was I supposed to do? He came up to my room and gave me that dumb stuff... - #7
Save:'Back to You' by Priscilla Glenn is a heartwarming story that follows the tumultuous relationship between Lauren and Michael, starting from their high school years to their reunion eight years later. The book delves into themes of friendship, love, forgiveness, and second chances, with a narrative that alternates between past and present, providing insights into the characters' emotions and motivations. The writing style, characterized by emotional depth, smooth transitions between timelines, and well-developed characters, keeps readers engaged from the first chapter to the last, creating a compelling and relatable story.
It didn’t make sense. She’d never gone to day care as a child, and never worked in a day care facility before, so she shouldn’t have been feeling reminiscent. But as she stood in the vestibule of Lear... - #8
Save:'Blood to Dust' by L.J. Shen is a dark and action-packed romance novel that follows the journey of two complex characters, Nate and Prescott. They are depicted as individuals who have faced hardships in life and are seeking redemption and love amidst chaos and violence. The story is filled with unexpected twists, heart-pounding scenes, and a unique writing style that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The book delves into themes of revenge, survival, and the unlikely connection between two souls from different worlds.
Pointy nose, non-existent lips, delicate frame and pasty skin, wired with blue and purple veins. He sways his hips when he walks, his fingers long and thin like a ballerina’s. Likes: flamboyant suits,... - #9
Save:'The Upside of Falling' by Alex Light is a young adult romance novel that follows the story of Becca, a book nerd, and Brett, a football star, who decide to pretend to be a couple. The book explores their journey as they navigate their fake relationship, facing challenges and discovering their true feelings for each other. The plot is heartwarming and focuses on themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery. The writing style includes alternating points of view between Becca and Brett, providing a unique perspective on their relationship and making the story engaging and relatable to readers.
THERE WERE CERTAIN DAYS I could remember like they were yesterday. The summer morning when my mom finally learned how to bake, which, coincidentally, was also the day our apartment stopped smelling li... - #10
Save:"You Are Not Alone" by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen is a gripping psychological thriller that follows the story of Shay Miller, a lonely young woman in New York City who witnesses a suicide on a subway platform. This event leads her to the Moore sisters, Cassandra and Jane, who befriend her and seemingly transform her life. However, as Shay becomes more entangled in their world, she starts to question the true intentions of the Moore sisters and the dark secrets they hide. With unexpected twists, treachery, and deception, the novel keeps readers on the edge of their seats as Shay's life takes a dangerous turn.
The authors, Hendricks and Pekkanen, masterfully weave a complex and suspenseful plot filled with intriguing characters and unexpected revelations. Through a mix of mind games, statistics, and a fast-paced narrative that jumps between past and present, the book delves into themes of obsession, manipulation, and the blurred lines between friendship and deceit. Readers are taken on a roller coaster ride of suspense and tension, as Shay's journey unfolds and leads to a shocking climax that will leave them questioning everything they thought they knew.
Numbers never lie. Statistics, charts, percentages—they don’t contain hidden agendas or shades of gray. They’re pure and true. It isn’t until people start meddling with them, spinning and shaping them...
