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  1. #1
    King & Queen
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    Book 3 in the series:RELIC

    King & Queen - RELIC by Maz Maddox
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    'King & Queen' in the RELIC series by Maz Maddox is a captivating tale of Royal, a pansexual Regaliceratops shifter, and Blaise, a genderqueer dinosaur enthusiast and drag queen. The book follows their journey as they embark on a road trip chasing after a newly awakened shifter and a fossil mutilator, all while battling their growing attraction towards each other. The writing style is described as fun, humorous, and engaging, with a perfect blend of romance, action, and dinosaur-themed adventures. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, showcasing the unique world of RELIC and the dynamics between the characters.


    (Also, see 14 recommendations for the series RELIC )

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    Reynard the Fox by David R. Witanowski
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    'Reynard the Fox' by David R. Witanowski is a colorful and exciting adventure story set in a fictitious land. The narrative flows with ease, evoking readers' imagination without being overly long or wordy. The story follows the sly hero, Reynard, as he overcomes various dangers in a world filled with monsters and surprises. has a good blend of story, action, and comedy, making it a fun and engaging read for readers of all ages.

    Despite some minor complaints about the supporting cast and the ending, readers found themselves getting attached to Reynard and the other characters. ends well, hinting at a possible adventurous future while still providing a satisfying conclusion. The writing style is clear, formal, and occasionally poetic, drawing readers into the world of Reynard and keeping them engaged until the end.


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    Proper Scoundrels - Roaring Twenties Magic by Allie Therin
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    'Proper Scoundrels' in the 'Roaring Twenties Magic' series by Allie Therin follows the story of Lord Wesley Fine and Sebastian De Leon, two characters with complex pasts and hidden depths. The book combines action, romance, and a paranormal murder mystery set in an alternative 1920s world filled with secret magic users and artifacts. As Wesley and Sebastian are pulled into an investigation alongside characters from the original series, they navigate a relationship that seems improbable but is beautifully developed by the author.

    The writing style in 'Proper Scoundrels' is described as engaging, with a mix of humor, heart, and suspense that keeps readers hooked. The characters, Wesley and Sebastian, are portrayed as multi-dimensional with vulnerabilities that are explored in a way that tugs at the heartstrings. The book delves into themes of redemption, self-discovery, and the power of love amidst a backdrop of magical elements and historical detail.


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    A Lady's Secret
    Book 8 in the series:Mallorens

    A Lady's Secret - Mallorens by Jo Beverley
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    A Lady's Secret by Jo Beverley is a historical romance novel set in the Georgian era, following the journey of Petra, a woman disguised as a nun, and Robin, Earl of Huntersdown, as they travel from France to England. The plot revolves around Petra's hidden past, her quest to reach her father in England, and the developing relationship between her and Robin. The writing style is described as humorous, witty, and filled with sexual tension, mystery, and suspense, making it an engaging read for fans of the Malloren series.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mallorens )

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    Stardust by Neil Gaiman
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    Stardust by Neil Gaiman is a charming fairy tale that follows the journey of a young man named Tristran Thorn who ventures into the magical land of Faerie to retrieve a fallen star in order to win the heart of his beloved. The story is filled with fantastical elements, whimsical characters, and a blend of adventure and romance that captivates readers. Gaiman's writing style is described as flowery yet not overly ornate, with an ability to portray the extraordinary as commonplace while maintaining a sense of wonder throughout the narrative.

    Tristran's quest leads him to unexpected twists and turns in Faerie, encountering witches, magical beings, and a variety of perils that challenge his character and resolve. The book weaves together traditional fairy tale tropes with unique and quirky aspects that set it apart from standard fantasy quests, offering readers a delightful and enchanting story that explores themes of love, bravery, and the importance of keeping promises.

    Mr. Charles Dickens was serializing his novel OliverTwist; Mr. Draper had just taken the first photograph of the moon, freezing her pale face on cold paper; Mr. Morse had recently announced a way of t...

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    Games of Command by Linnea Sinclair
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    In "Games of Command" by Linnea Sinclair, readers are taken on a space opera adventure filled with romance, mystery, and alliances. The story follows Captain Tasha Sebastian as she is assigned to work alongside her former nemesis, Admiral Branden Kel Paten, on a mission that uncovers mysterious deaths and a rebel threat. As they navigate through personal conflicts and external challenges, the characters must learn to trust each other and work together to save their crew and unravel the secrets of the Alliance.

    The book is praised for its engaging plot that combines elements of space opera, romance, and intrigue. Readers appreciate the dynamic between the main characters, the development of the relationships, and the incorporation of sci-fi elements like cyber enhancements and mysterious space storms. With a mix of action-packed scenes and emotional depth, "Games of Command" offers a satisfying blend of adventure and romance set in a futuristic universe.

    It took a moment for Sass, toweling the sweat off her face, to acknowledge the comment voiced by the tall woman striding down the locker room aisle toward her, her black and tan Alliance uniform partl...

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    A Notorious Love - Swanlea Spinsters by Sabrina Jeffries
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    In "A Notorious Love," Lady Helena Laverick seeks out Mr. Daniel Brennan to help find her missing sister, Juliet, who has eloped. Despite going against societal norms, Helena enlists the help of Daniel, a former smuggler, to track down her sister. As they embark on the adventure together, their initial pretense of marriage evolves into genuine feelings, leading to a sweet love story filled with humor and heartwarming moments. The book is part of the Swanlea Spinsters series, offering a blend of romance, adventure, and character development against a backdrop of historical accuracy.

    The plot of "A Notorious Love" unfolds with Helena and Daniel navigating their growing attraction while facing challenges such as smugglers and societal expectations. The book delves into themes of self-worth, acceptance, and love, portraying the protagonists as complex individuals who defy stereotypes. Sabrina Jeffries weaves a tale that balances action and romance, drawing readers into a story where characters mature and evolve through their experiences, creating a captivating and engaging narrative.

    And, he used to be a smuggler! Although Mrs. Nunley’s Guide to Etiquette for Young Ladies would never approve, Helena is forced to go after the runaway in Daniel’s company. Yet being with him feels od...

    (Also, see 21 recommendations for the series Swanlea Spinsters )

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    Captain Jack's Woman - Bastion Club by Stephanie Laurens
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    Captain Jack's Woman is a prequel to the Bastion Club series, focusing on the unconventional heroine Kathryn "Kit" Cranmer and the mysterious Captain Jack, who is actually Lord Hendon. The story revolves around Kit's involvement in smuggling activities and her unexpected encounter with Captain Jack, leading to a complex relationship filled with passion and intrigue. The book combines elements of adventure, romance, and suspense, set against the backdrop of England's rugged eastern coast. Stephanie Laurens weaves a tale of forbidden love, secret identities, and historical drama, captivating readers with her vivid descriptions and engaging characters.

    Kit Cranmer sat with her nose to the carriage window, feasting on the landmarks of memory. The spire atop the Customs House at King’s Lynn and the old fortress of Castle Rising had fallen behind them....

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bastion Club )

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    The English Witch - Trevelyan Family by Loretta Chase
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    In "The English Witch" by Loretta Chase, the story revolves around Alexandra, a beautiful and quick-witted woman who finds herself in a difficult situation where she is being forced to marry a man she has no interest in due to her father's debts. She seeks help from her godmother, Aunt Clem, who sends her roguish nephew Basil to rescue her. The plot unfolds with Basil coming to Alexandra's aid, leading to a series of adventures in Albania and England, filled with romance, witty exchanges, and clever schemes to free Alexandra from her unwanted betrothal. The writing style of the book is described as amusing, clean, and with passionate kisses, set in the Regency era with engaging character dynamics and a focus on the growing romance between Alexandra and Basil.

    It was called the "City of a Thousand Stairs." From a distance, the white stone houses with their elaborate red roof appeared to be carved out of the mountainside itself. They were white fairy stairs,...

  10. #10
    Enticed By The Corsair
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    Book 3 in the series:Corsairs

    Enticed By The Corsair - Corsairs by Ruby Dixon
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    'Enticed By The Corsair' by Ruby Dixon is a dark and intense story that follows the journey of Iris Mayweather, a human woman who has been tortured, abducted, and enslaved by alien captors. Rescued by Alyvos, a gruff and angry alien muscle on a pirate spaceship, Iris must navigate her trauma and find a way to heal while forming a deep connection with Alyvos. The book delves into themes of abuse, survival, healing, and the power of love in overcoming adversity, set against a backdrop of space adventure and emotional intensity.

    The writing style in 'Enticed By The Corsair' is described as fast-paced, entertaining, and emotional. The author, Ruby Dixon, delivers a heartfelt and intense narrative that explores the deep emotional and psychological struggles faced by the characters, particularly Iris, while also highlighting themes of redemption, love, and resilience in the face of trauma and darkness.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Corsairs )

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