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Save:"City of Bones" follows the story of Clary, a teenage girl who discovers a hidden world of Shadowhunters, angels, and demons after her mother disappears. Set in New York City, the plot revolves around Clary's journey to uncover the truth about her past, her connection to the supernatural world, and her attempts to save her mother. The writing style is described as engaging, with vivid descriptions that immerse readers into the fantastical world created by the author, Cassandra Clare.
“You’ve got to be kidding me,” the bouncer said, folding his arms across his massive chest. He stared down at the boy in the red zip-up jacket and shook his shaved head. “You can’t bring that thing in... - #2
Save:The Demon of Darkling Reach by P.J. Fox is a historical, Medieval era paranormal romance with gothic undertones that defies being fitted into any one genre. The story revolves around Isla, the strong and pragmatic eldest daughter of the Earl of Enzie, who steps in to save her younger sister, Rowena, from marrying the dark and mysterious Duke Tristan Mountbatten. As Isla navigates rumors of Tristan being a demon and a murderer, she finds herself drawn to him despite her fears, leading to an unconventional and intriguing relationship. The writing style is described as uniquely and intelligently written, blending historical detail with modern attributes, challenging societal norms, and offering an enthralling and educational narrative.
She studied him across the long, scar-pitted table, for once thankful to be invisible among her louder and more boisterous tablemates. What Isla’s father lacked in actual blood relations he more than ... - #3
Save:Hush, Hush is a young adult fantasy novel that revolves around the story of Nora Grey, a high school student who gets entangled with Patch, a mysterious and alluring boy who turns out to be a fallen angel. The book delves into the dark, forbidden romance between Nora and Patch, as well as the supernatural elements surrounding their relationship. The plot unfolds with a mix of adventure, romance, and mystery, keeping readers engaged with its fast-paced writing style and intriguing character dynamics.
IWALKED INTO BIOLOGY AND MY JAW FELL OPEN. Mysteriously adhered to the chalkboard was a Barbie doll, with Ken at her side. They’d been forced to link arms and were naked except for artificial leaves p... - #4
Save:'Branded' in the series 'Demon's Mark' by Nora Ash follows the story of Selma, a woman who has always seen monsters. Despite being labeled as mentally ill and bouncing from one doctor to another, Selma continues to see these creatures. When she tries to rescue a woman from demons, she finds herself confined to a mental facility where she discovers that the monsters are real and her new doctor, Marathin, is one of them. explores Selma's journey as she faces her demons and uncovers the truth about her reality. Nora Ash's writing style is described as captivating and casual, with steamy scenes and encounters with demons that are intense and dark, setting the tone for a tragic but intriguing storyline.
Which is why, when she saw three of them herd a woman toward a deserted alley behind the grocery store’s parking lot, she ducked behind her car, shopping bag filled with last-minute ready meals clutch... - #5
Save:Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare is a steampunk novel set in Victorian London, following the story of Tessa Gray, a girl who discovers her rare ability to shapeshift into other people. Kidnapped by the Dark Sisters, she is rescued by Shadowhunters and embarks on a journey to find her missing brother while uncovering the evil forces behind the Pandemonium Club. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot full of action, diverse characters, and the infusion of historical references and literature in a dark paranormal setting.
Set in the 1800s England, the novel introduces readers to a world of Shadowhunters, downworlders, and a clockwork army led by the Magister, all while exploring themes of love, friendship, and supernatural circumstances. The writing style is commended for its simplicity yet effective blend of historical reality and steampunk paranormal fantasy, making it an engaging read for both teens and adults who enjoy dark, action-packed stories with well-developed characters.
Tessa set the book she had been reading down on the bedside table, and turned to see Miranda standing in the doorway of her small room—just as she did at this time every day, delivering the same messa... - #6
Save:Angelfall by Susan Ee is a post-apocalyptic urban fantasy novel set in a California ravaged by angels. The story follows Penryn, a smart and kick-butt heroine, as she navigates a world filled with cannibals, enemies, and terrifying monsters after an angel takeover. The book delves into themes of survival, family dynamics, and the unexpected alliance between Penryn and the angel Raffe, amidst extreme creepiness and violence.
Ironically, since the attacks, the sunsets have been glorious. Outside our condo window, the sky flames like a bruised mango in vivid orange, reds, and purples. The clouds catch on fire with sunset co... - #7
Save:Unearthly by Cynthia Hand follows the story of Clara, a teenage girl who discovers she is an angel blood and must navigate her newfound abilities and purpose. The book delves into Clara's relationships with her mother, friends, and potential love interests, Christian and Tucker. As Clara grapples with her destiny and the choices she must make, she uncovers secrets, faces challenges, and experiences personal growth. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on character development, natural storytelling, and a blend of romance, fantasy, and self-discovery.
The first time, November 6 to be exact, I wake up at two a.m. with a tingling in my head like tiny fireflies dancing behind my eyes. I smell smoke. I get up and wander from room to room to make sure n... - #8
Save:Fallen by Lauren Kate is a young adult novel that follows the story of Luce, a girl who discovers she can see shadows and later learns that they are called announcers, allowing her to see the past. As she attends a reform school called Sword and Cross, she meets Daniel, a boy she feels a deep connection with. Throughout the book, Luce uncovers the truth about her past lives, the presence of fallen angels around her, and her own identity, leading to a mysterious and adventurous journey filled with romance and self-discovery.
The plot of Fallen revolves around Luce's relationships with Daniel and Cam, both fallen angels, and the love triangle that develops between them. The story delves into themes of fate, reincarnation, and the eternal battle between good and evil as Luce navigates through her past lives and discovers the truth about her existence. The writing style of Lauren Kate in Fallen combines elements of dark, gothic romance with suspenseful storytelling, creating a unique and captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Luce barged into the fluorescent-lit lobby of the Sword & Cross School ten minutes later than she should have. A barrel-chested attendant with ruddy cheeks and a clipboard clamped under an iron bicep ... - #9
Save:"City of Glass" in the series "The Mortal Instruments" by Cassandra Clare follows the conclusion of the trilogy where Jace and Clary, still star-crossed, face dark secrets and the threat of the world's end if DownWorlders and ShadowHunters can't unite. The story is filled with sacrifices, deaths, and a climactic battle leading to a mostly happy ending. Clary travels to the City of Glass to save her mother, encountering her estranged father's plans for a demon army attack, while revelations unfold and important conflicts are resolved.
The narrative in "City of Glass" is described as thrilling, action-packed, and filled with unexpected twists that keep readers engaged until the very end. The world-building and character development are highlighted as strong points, with the story incorporating elements of fantasy, mystical beings, and intricate relationships. delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the battle between good and evil, culminating in a satisfying conclusion to the series.
It would be better to be friendly, not angry; yelling at him will just make him defensive. He has to understand that I belong here, just like he does. I dont need to be protected like a piece of deli...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Mortal Instruments ) - #10
Save:In "City of Ashes," the second book in 'The Mortal Instruments' series, Clary and Jace navigate their complicated relationship while facing new revelations about their past. As they grapple with their feelings and the schemes of Valentine, they are drawn into action to stop him from obtaining a powerful magical tool. The book is praised for its strong character development, intense romantic scenes, and fast-paced plot filled with action and twists.
“Oh, yes you are.” Jace gestured accusingly at his stepbrother, then yelped as pain shot up his arm. Every part of him hurt from the thumping he’d taken that afternoon when he’d dropped three floors t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Mortal Instruments )
