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Save:Goldy Bear, a divorced mother and caterer in Aspen Valley, Colorado, finds herself entangled in murder mysteries while running her catering business. When a mourner is poisoned during a funeral buffet she is catering, Goldy's business is shut down, leading her to investigate and clear her name. The book introduces a cast of characters including Goldy's ex-husband, her supportive new husband who works in law enforcement, and her best friend who was also married to her ex-husband. The plot is filled with humor, mother-son relationships, and the challenges of dealing with an abusive ex-spouse, all while incorporating mouth-watering recipes seamlessly into the narrative.
Catering a wake was not my idea of fun. First of all, there was the short notice. A person died. Three days later there was a funeral. In this case the body had been discovered on a Monday, autopsy Tu... - #2
Save:The Paris Apartment revolves around the mysterious disappearance of journalist Ben, who was investigating the Meunier family residing in the apartment building. The story is narrated from multiple perspectives, unveiling secrets, betrayals, and unexpected relationships among the residents. As the plot unfolds, dark revelations about the family's involvement in sex work and a shocking murder come to light, leading to a thrilling and suspenseful climax. Lucy Foley's writing style combines intricate character development with atmospheric settings, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
For Christ’s sake, Ben. Answer your phone. I’m freezing my tits off out here. My Eurostar was two hours late leaving London; I should have arrived at ten-thirty but it’s just gone midnight. And it’s c... - #3
Save:Rock Paper Scissors is a thrilling domestic thriller that revolves around a troubled married couple, Adam and Amelia, who win a weekend getaway to Scotland in an attempt to mend their failing marriage. The story is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they navigate through secrets, lies, and unexpected revelations. The narrative is skillfully crafted with alternating points of view, short chapters, and a gripping plotline that culminates in a jaw-dropping twist that challenges perceptions and leaves a lasting impact on the reader.
I feel him staring at me as I drive, and wonder what he sees. Nobody else looks familiar to him either, but it is still strange to think that the man I married wouldn’t be able to pick me out in a pol... - #4
Save:"The Case of the Dotty Dowager" by Cathy Ace follows the WISE Enquiries Agency, comprised of four women from Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and England, who work together to solve cases. The plot involves a mystery surrounding the disappearance of a body in a Duke's home, with the women detectives using their unique skills and backgrounds to uncover the truth. The writing style is described as full of promise, with a fun plot that introduces readers to interesting historical facts like Waterloo teeth. However, some readers found the delivery method lacking immersion as the story was mostly told rather than shown.
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Save:'The Botanist's Daughter' by Kayte Nunn is a historical novel that intertwines the lives of two female botanists separated by a century. The story takes place in Victorian England and present-day Sydney, Australia, as the characters, Elizabeth and Anna, embark on journeys linked by a rare plant with the power to cure or kill. The narrative alternates between different time periods and continents, blending elements of mystery, romance, and family history. The writing style captures the vibrant descriptions of plant life in Chile, while exploring themes of botany, family legacies, and the interconnectedness of past and present.
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Save:'The Best Laid Plans' by Cameron Lund is a young adult novel that follows the story of Keely, a teenage girl determined to lose her virginity before heading off to college. The book explores themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery, with a focus on the complexities of teenage relationships and the pressure to fit in. The writing style is engaging and relatable, capturing the essence of teenage life with authenticity and humor. The plot revolves around Keely's journey towards understanding herself and her feelings, navigating the ups and downs of high school life alongside her friends and the boy she has feelings for.
THE FIRST THING I see when I open the door is Chase Brosner’s bare ass, flashing at me from the bed like some neon Vegas billboard. Then I see the girl underneath him, hands gripping his back, and whe... - #7
Save:'The Kingdom' by Jess Rothenberg is a YA science fiction thriller set in a futuristic Disney World type park where human-android hybrids called Fantasists live. The story revolves around Ana, one of the Fantasists, who is accused of murdering a park employee named Owen. The book alternates between past events, trial snippets, and the aftermath of the trial, creating a suspenseful and engaging narrative that delves into themes of artificial intelligence, ethics, and the dark secrets of the seemingly perfect theme park.
DR. FOSTER:Are you comfortable? ANA:My wrist hurts. DR. FOSTER:Security felt the cuff was necessary. I hope you can understand. ANA:[Silence.] DR. FOSTER:Do you need anything before we begin? ANA:Can ... - #8
Save:Dearest Clementine by Lex Martin is a college romance novel that follows the story of Clementine Avery, a college student who is secretly a best-selling author. The plot revolves around Clementine's encounter with Gavin Murphy, an RA and reporter, as they navigate love, trust, and a mysterious thriller subplot. The writing style is described as compelling, drawing readers in with a mix of romance, mystery, and angst. The story is not just a typical college romance, but one that delves into the past struggles of the characters, building the love story upon friendship and hidden agendas.
A deep male voice reassures her. “I know it’s a hike down those stairs, but don’t use the elevators. The last thing you want is to get stuck between floors. I’ll check each room to make sure you’ve ev... - #9
Save:In "Devil May Cry" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, readers are introduced to Sin, an ex-god seeking revenge on Artemis who stripped him of his powers. When tasked with tracking down and killing Sin, Katra finds herself entangled in Sin's mission to eradicate the gallu demons. The book is praised for its witty dialogue, action-packed plot, and the unique incorporation of Sumerian mythology, offering readers a blend of romance, mythology, and fantasy in the Dark-Hunter series.
Sin and Katra's complex relationship, the revelations about Ash and Katra's identity, and the fast-paced storytelling filled with twists and turns make "Devil May Cry" a captivating read. The book delves into the Dark Hunter mythology, providing readers with a well-thought-out world and beautifully translated character stories, while also offering a mix of humor, action, and steamy romance that keeps readers engaged throughout.
creature. Born a god in the time before mankind even recorded their meager history, Sin, also called Nana, was the one who ruled the known universe. His pantheon was supreme and all around him paid ho...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark-Hunter ) - #10
Save:In a dystopian future, the protagonist Liam is forced to take his twin brother's place in an illegal underground VR dungeon crawl. The story follows the characters as they explore and fight their way out of a dungeon, paralleling their development in the real world. The writing style transitions from a slow start in the real world to an engaging and immersive experience once the characters enter the fantasy game world.
My brother Tommy was down there in that melee, a man and a trident against the world. As family I was in the VIP section, although my interface wasn't nearly so grand as most. There were those connect...
