Books matching: demons and danger
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Save:Abby Barlow, a maid, finds herself thrust into a world of supernatural beings after an explosion kills her employer, Selena, and transfers the Phoenix spirit to her. Dante, a 341-year-old vampire, has been protecting The Chalice for centuries and now must safeguard Abby, the new Chalice, from demons seeking to bring the Dark Prince back to earth. As Abby and Dante navigate through witches, wizards, and demons, a battle between good and evil ensues, testing their love and resolve. The story unfolds in a fast-paced manner, blending elements of romance, danger, and paranormal intrigue, keeping readers engaged from start to finish.
She abruptly grimaced. No, a vase was not just a vase. Not when it was a very rare vase. A priceless vase. One that should no doubt have been in a museum. One that was the dream of any collector and .... - #2
Save:Wildfire Unicorn is a captivating story set in the series Fire & Rescue Shifters: Wildfire Crew by Zoe Chant. The book follows the journey of Wystan, a unicorn shifter and paramedic, who rescues a baby unicorn named Flash and meets his true mate, Candice, an animal rescuer with a complicated past. As they navigate their bond and face challenges including demons and wildfires, the story unfolds with a mix of magic, action, and romance. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on mythical shifters, danger, and the power of true love, creating a unique and original storyline that keeps readers hooked until the end.
(Also, see 23 recommendations for the series Fire & Rescue Shifters: Wildfire Crew ) - #3
Save:The Desert Prince by Peter V. Brett is a continuation of the Nightfall Saga, focusing on the now teenaged children of the heroes from the Demon Cycle series. The author skillfully weaves a rich world full of demons, danger, and complex characters, exploring themes of identity, legacy, and the struggles of adolescence. The writing style is engaging and immersive, drawing readers back into a familiar yet evolved universe.
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Save:In 'The Lost Book of the White,' Magnus Bane and Alec Lightwood are enjoying parenthood when their peace is shattered by old colleagues breaking in to steal a powerful spellbook Magnus was safeguarding. As Magnus fights to protect the book, he is stabbed with a mysterious weapon, leading to a series of events that test their relationships and powers. The plot involves a journey to Shanghai with familiar faces like Clary, Jace, and Simon, as they navigate through a world of demons, betrayal, and the potential loss of humanity.
The book showcases the domestic side of Magnus and Alec's lives while highlighting their pivotal roles in Shadowhunter Downworlder relations. With plenty of action, soul-searching, and heart-to-heart moments, the story explores the complexities of their love and the challenges they face as a power couple in a world filled with danger and uncertainty.
IT WAS LATE, AND UNTIL a moment ago, all had been quiet. Magnus Bane, High Warlock of Brooklyn, sat in his living room on his favorite chair, open book facedown in his lap, and watched the latch of hi...
(Also, see 62 recommendations for the series The Eldest Curses ) - #5
Save:'Safe Haven' by Nicholas Sparks is a compelling story that revolves around a woman named Katie who is running away from her abusive husband, Kevin. She settles in a small town and starts to rebuild her life, where she meets a widowed man named Alex and forms a connection with his children. As Katie and Alex's relationship develops, the story unfolds into a tale of healing, finding love again, and facing past demons. The plot is filled with suspense, romance, and a touch of danger, making it an engaging read for those looking for a mix of emotions. The writing style captures the reader's attention with its easy flow and ability to keep the reader involved in the characters' journeys.
As Katie wound her way among the tables, a breeze from the Atlantic rippled through her hair. Carrying three plates in her left hand and another in her right, she wore jeans and a T-shirt that read Iv... - #6
Save:The Coward by Stephen Aryan follows the journey of Kell Kressia, a living legend and the only survivor of a quest to slay the Ice Lich ten years ago. Now, Kell is being called upon to return to the Frozen North to defeat a new threat. The book explores themes of coming of age, lost innocence, survivor's guilt, trauma, and the power of a good story. The plot unfolds like a DnD adventure, with encounters that forge the characters into a found family unit, and the writing style is engaging yet straightforward, putting the reader right in the middle of the story.
The story delves into the truth of what being a hero really means, the exploration of inner fears and the ability to unlock one's inner hero when faced with adversity. Through Kell's characterization, readers witness a reluctant hero battling his own inner demons while forming bonds with a ragtag group in a fight for survival against both men and beasts. The multiple points of view provide insight into the political and social aspects of the Five Kingdoms, setting the stage for a deeper exploration in the sequel.
Kell Kressia, slayer of the Ice Lich and saviour of the Five Kingdoms, tripped on a rake and fell into a pile of horse shit. With a vicious curse he scrambled to his feet, trying to brush the moist st... - #7
Save:Armageddon's Children by Terry Brooks is the first book in the Genesis of Shannara trilogy, set in a post-apocalyptic world where civilization has fallen into darkness and humanity is close to total destruction. The story follows multiple characters as they navigate a world destroyed by war, plague, and demons, with themes of survival, hope, and the consequences of greed and environmental destruction. The writing style of the book is described as standard Terry Brooks - a bit flowery and self-indulgent at times, but engaging and focused on unfolding a compelling story.
HE IS FASTasleep in his bed on the night that the demon and the once-men come for his family. They have been watching the compound for days, studying its walls and the routine of the guards who ward t... - #8
Save:'Zombie: a gruesome horror novel' by Iain Rob Wright follows a mother and daughter fighting for their lives in a new breed of zombie apocalypse, set in a normal real-life situation. The story flows with clever pacing, realistic characters, and a touch of gore that keeps the readers engaged. The plot revolves around a mysterious, dodgy company, corporate greed, sacrifices, and the determination of a mother to uncover the truth, all while facing a zombie outbreak in a small area with a small group of people. The writing style effectively portrays the detailed and creepy story of the zombies and the victims involved, providing a realistic and immersive experience for the readers.
(Also, see 4 recommendations for the series The Cursed Manuscripts ) - #9
Save:'The Kingpin of Camelot' in the 'A Kinda Fairytale' series by Cassandra Gannon follows the story of Queen Guinevere who seeks refuge with the Kingpin of Camelot, Midas, to escape the Scarecrow's sinister plans to marry her and take the throne. is a clever mix of mystery, fantasy, romance, comedy, and fun, expertly weaving classic fairytale characters, mythological creatures, and historical figures into a complex and compelling plot. The characters, especially Gwen and Midas, are portrayed as strong, caring, and bold individuals who form a unique bond while navigating through a world filled with fairy tale elements and unexpected twists.
delves into themes of found family, strong female leads, slow-building relationships, and empowering characters who are capable of rescuing themselves and others. The story progresses with humor, adorableness, and a touch of sweetness, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged. The plot involves a fight for the throne of Camelot, where Gwen and Midas emerge as equal partners, saving each other and forming a strong bond amidst dangerous villains and intense moments.
Since that wasn’t happening today, she comforted herself with her drawings. Avalon liked to draw. Her mommy said she was the best artist in the whole world and had set up a special place for her, on t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series A Kinda Fairytale ) - #10
Save:"Burning Alive" in the series "Sentinel Wars" by Shannon K. Butcher follows the story of Helen, who holds the fate of the Sentinels in her hands due to reasons that stun the Theronai when they meet her. As the imminent danger looms with the Synestryn, Helen must overcome her fear of fire and the death foreseen by Drake. The novel delves into a world of passion and danger as Helen and Drake find themselves entwined in a relationship amidst the threat of the Synestryn. The writing style, though not perfect, is praised for creating intriguing characters and explaining the world in a way that draws readers into the story, making them eager to delve further into the series.
Her fear made him sick. He’d finally found someone who made his pain go away and he terrified her. Not that he could blame her. She was human and had no experience with his world. Why did he ever thin...
