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    Lady Whilton's Wedding by Barbara Metzger
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    At the opening of this story, Daphne Whilton has dumped her informal life long engagement to Lord Graydon Howell. When he can't get Daphne to reinstate the engagement, he buys a commission and goes to fight on the Peninsula. After two years, he comes back wounded. His father and Daphne's mother, both having outlived their partners, have fallen in love and plan to marry. Gray is dedicated to the idea of getting back together with Daphne as part of the wedding party. However, Daphne is considering a marriage proposal from the local magistrate. In the mix of all these happy and unhappy emotions flying around, Baron Whilton, a drunken ne'er do well, invades the wedding and tries to derail it. Then the fun begins the author is in top form with the ridiculous and the wild antics of a baron who keels over dead, a valet who tries to ransom two children for lots of loot, Gray's old mistress who gets the wrong message and tries to disrupt the wedding, etc.

    Lisanne asks St. Sevrin to marry her. She will trade her immense fortune for his woods. When they enter into marriage, everything changes. This is a charming tale. An Enchanted Affair had possibilities, but went nowhere, then so off course it was sad. St.Sevrin, is a wastrel. He really had a chance to reform and probably thought about it occasionally, when he was not reflecting on his fortune to be wed, financed and free to be as licentious and debauched as he was before he meets Lisanne. She is an enigma, an herbalist and has intelligence bordering on Mensa. To save her beloved friends not human not animal, and to preserve Sevrin's Wood, she sells herself out of one frying pan into another. This lass has been beaten, neglected to the point of abnormal behaviors such as not speaking for years, and acting like Mowgli though raised by the wee folk rather than wolves. Her family plans to lock her up and take her fortune. When she hears that St.Sevrin will sell the timber that is Sevrin Woods, she goes to him and sells herself and her fortune to save the woodland creatures and the woods.


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    Feral Skies
    Book 1 in the series:Hell's Apocalypse

    Feral Skies - Hell's Apocalypse by Penn Cassidy
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    Feral Skies, part of the series Hell's Apocalypse by Penn Cassidy, is an action-packed post-apocalyptic novel following the journey of the fierce protagonist, Hell, and her loyal companions as they navigate a world filled with zombies. The book is praised for its unique take on the zombie apocalypse, incorporating elements that add additional challenges to the characters' survival while showcasing strong female characters who can kick butt. Readers are drawn to the well-thought-out plot, engaging writing style, and the intense relationships that develop throughout the story.


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    Heat Clinic
    Book 1 in the series:Heatverse

    Heat Clinic - Heatverse by Alexis B. Osborne
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    Readers have mixed opinions on the book 'Heat Clinic' in the series 'Heatverse' by Alexis B. Osborne. The story follows the characters Sam, Emily, Marcus, and Tom as they navigate relationships, pack dynamics, and the Omegaverse world. The plot is filled with steamy scenes, family dynamics, and moments of tension and drama. The writing style is described as detailed, sweet, and engaging, with a focus on character development and emotional depth.


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    Sorry I Missed You by Suzy Krause
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    "Sorry I Missed You" by Suzy Krause follows the story of three women, Maude, MacKenzie, and Sunna, who become co-inhabitants of the same building and form an unlikely friendship. Each of them has been ghosted in the past and receives a mysterious letter, sparking a journey of seeking closure and moving forward. As they navigate through their personal struggles and the oddities of the house they live in, the women grow closer and learn to knock off each other's rough edges, ultimately forming a bond that transcends their differences.

    The narrative of the book is filled with humor, mystery, and elements of romance, as it delves into themes of ghosts from the past, both literal and metaphorical. Through different perspectives and unique character arcs, the story unfolds to reveal the complexities of relationships, the impact of ghosting, and the importance of letting go to embrace new beginnings.


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    Resenting the Hero
    Book 1 in the series:Hero

    Resenting the Hero - Hero by Moira J. Moore
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    In "Resenting the Hero" by Moira J. Moore, Dunleavy Mallorough, a talented Shield, is reluctantly bonded with the legendary and handsome Lord Shintaro Karish. Together, they are assigned to High Scape, a city besieged by disasters, where they must put aside their differences to combat an inexplicable force. The book delves into their dynamic, starting with Dunleavy's distrust towards Karish and their slow-building trust amidst the challenges they face. The story unfolds in a realm where magical abilities of bonded Pairs, Source and Shield, are crucial for maintaining the land's safety and habitability.

    The narrative, told from Dunleavy's perspective, explores the complexities of their relationship and the world they inhabit, filled with political machinations and unexpected powers. As they navigate their first assignment together, facing disasters and threats, Dunleavy and Karish must learn to work together and overcome their initial misconceptions about each other. The book blends elements of fantasy, humor, and romance, offering a unique and engaging tale of magic, trust, and growth.


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    Event
    Book 1 in the series:Event Group Thriller

    Event - Event Group Thriller by David Lynn Golemon
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    'Event' in the series 'Event Group Thriller' by David Lynn Golemon delves into the mysteries surrounding the Roswell incident and introduces a government agency called the Event Group tasked with investigating unsolved mysteries of the past. The plot unfolds with a crashed ship harboring dark secrets, leading to action-filled sequences involving alien threats, traitors, mercenaries, and a faux Illuminati. The story combines elements of military action, suspense, and sci-fi, offering a unique take on the aliens visiting earth genre.

    The writing style in 'Event' starts slow, introducing a wide array of characters and their roles, which might temporarily lose some readers' interest. However, the narrative picks up pace with a thrilling climax, engaging action scenes, distinct character personalities, and good location descriptions. successfully blends suspense, mystery, and fast-paced storytelling, making it an enjoyable read for thriller and sci-fi fans alike.

    Everett thought a moment, then stepped closer to the major. "I think the senator's not well. He shouldn't be this involved. Maybe he wants this to be his last hurrah, so to speak, but that's just my o...

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    Savage
    Book 5 in the series:Luecross Wolves

    Savage - Luecross Wolves by Jenika Snow
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    "Savage" in the series "Luecross Wolves" by author Jenika Snow is a dystopian survivalist romance following the lives of Sasha, Lucy, and Malachi in a post-apocalyptic world. After a terrorist attack decimates the population, Sasha becomes the guardian of her younger sister Lucy, and they must navigate a dangerous new reality where survivors turn into violent savages. When Malachi, a former drug lord, intervenes to rescue the girls, a slow-burning romance develops as they travel together to survive, facing challenges and threats along the way. The story explores themes of protection, sacrifice, and love in a gritty and intense setting.

    Alric ran his hand through his hair and felt the strands stand on end. “No, they might be your alphas, but I was never meant to follow.” Alric walked over to Samuel and sat beside him. “It isn’t just ...

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    Changing Places by David Lodge
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    "Changing Places" by David Lodge is a witty and entertaining novel that follows two professors who exchange universities for a short period. The story explores the comedic consequences of their swapped lives, blending social observations with playful narrative styles like letters, newspaper clippings, and movie script formats. Set in the academia of the 1960s, the book satirizes academic life, cultural differences between Britain and America, and the personal transformations the characters undergo during their exchange.


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    The Wright 3 - Chasing Vermeer by Blue Balliett, Brett Helquist
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    In "The Wright 3," the sixth graders Calder, Petra, and Tommy find themselves entangled in a mystery surrounding the fate of the Robie House, a historic landmark designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Guided by their extraordinary teacher, Miss Hussey, the kids embark on a mission to save the house from demolition. As they work together, unraveling secret identities and decoding hidden messages, they must navigate through dark and dangerous rooms while learning to get along and appreciate the art and architecture that surrounds them. The book seamlessly weaves elements of history, art, architecture, and mystery, captivating readers with its suspenseful plot and engaging writing style.

    The author, Blue Balliett, skillfully integrates themes of friendship, teamwork, art, and architecture into the storyline, making history come alive for readers. With intricate plot twists, clever clues, and a touch of suspense, "The Wright 3" keeps readers on the edge of their seats, eager to uncover the secrets hidden within the Robie House. Balliett's writing style captures the individual personalities of the characters, the historical significance of the setting, and the essence of the mystery, creating a compelling and thought-provoking narrative that appeals to both young readers and adults alike.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Chasing Vermeer )

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    Fall
    Book 2 in the series:Rock Solid

    Fall - Rock Solid by Karina Bliss
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    'Fall' in the series 'Rock Solid' by Karina Bliss follows the romance between the strong-willed music business powerhouse, Dimity, and the good guy drummer, Seth. Their relationship plays out amidst real-life challenges, family dynamics, and side stories, creating a rich and satisfying narrative. The author, Karina Bliss, successfully humanizes the characters while maintaining their individuality, making their romance compelling and believable. seamlessly ties together with the series, leaving readers eagerly anticipating the next installment.


    (Also, see 37 recommendations for the series Rock Solid )

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