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Save:Readers praise 'Master of Restless Shadows: Book One' for its depth of character development and intricate plot. The story follows Atreau and Narsi as they navigate societal and magical threats, with a particular focus on Atreau's internal struggles. The book introduces new characters like Fedeles and Ariz, whose stories add complexity and depth to the narrative. The worldbuilding is rich and detailed, drawing readers into a web of intrigue and myth.
As Narsi rode through the towering city gates of Cieloalta, a sense of great accomplishment swept over him. Twenty days of road dust caked his body, hair and clothes. His dappled mare’s coat looked gr...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cadeleonian ) - #2
Save:Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future by Mike Resnick is a space western novel set in the outer frontier of the galaxy. The story follows a bounty hunter who decides to go after the galaxy's most wanted man, Santiago, encountering a variety of larger-than-life characters along the way. The book reads like an old-fashioned Western novel, with spaceships instead of horses, and aliens reminiscent of Native Americans.
The plot is driven by the search for Santiago, with multiple characters independently pursuing the notorious outlaw for their own reasons. The narrative is described as a traditional western novel transposed into outer space, featuring a lawless frontier culture, bounty hunters, and morally ambiguous characters, all set against the backdrop of a galaxy filled with intrigue and adventure.
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Save:'The Unbalanced Equation' by H.L. Macfarlane is a rom com set in the world of academia, focusing on Dr. Elizabeth Maclean and Dr. Thomas Henderson. The story follows their journey from adversaries to lovers, with elements of forced proximity, enemies to lovers trope, and witty banter. The book is known for its well-developed characters, dual POV narrative style, and engaging plot that keeps readers hooked.
The writing style in 'The Unbalanced Equation' has been praised for its relatable characters, realistic dialogue, and emotional depth. The author, H.L. Macfarlane, expertly weaves together a story filled with humor, chemistry, and character growth, set against the backdrop of the STEM world, making it a must-read for fans of romance and rom coms.
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Save:'The Emerald Atlas' follows the adventures of three siblings, Kate, Michael, and Emma, who have been shuffled through various orphanages since their parents disappeared ten years ago. The trio finds themselves in Cambridge Falls, where they uncover powers they possess and a prophecy that speaks of their destiny. Through a magical book, they are drawn into an adventure involving time travel, evil villains, and the fight to save a town from destruction. The story is filled with action, suspense, and magical elements, making it an engaging read for fans of fantasy series like Harry Potter and Narnia.
The plot revolves around the siblings using their individual strengths to overcome challenges and work together to thwart the plans of an evil countess. As they delve deeper into the mysteries of the magical book and navigate through time-traveling adventures, the children discover the power of teamwork and the importance of family bonds. With elements of time travel, magic, and memorable characters, 'The Emerald Atlas' sets the stage for a thrilling series filled with excitement and discovery.
Kate sat across the desk from Miss Crumley. They were in her office in the north tower of the Edgar Allan Poe Home for Hopeless and Incorrigible Orphans. The building had been an armory in centuries p... - #5
Save:Rory Deveaux, a teenager from Louisiana, moves to London to attend a boarding school where she becomes entangled in a modern-day Jack the Ripper copycat murder mystery. Rory's unique ability to see ghosts leads her to be the only witness to the crimes, putting her in grave danger as she tries to unravel the truth behind the murders. The book is a blend of suspense, paranormal events, and government conspiracies, with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style is described as witty, engaging, and full of humorous one-liners that add depth to the characters and the storyline.
IF YOU LIVE AROUND NEW ORLEANS AND THEY THINK a hurricane might be coming, all hell breaks loose. Not among the residents, really, but on the news. The news wants us to worry desperately about hurrica... - #6
Save:'The Cardinal Gate' in the series 'Eleanor Morgan' by Amy Cissell is a paranormal story that follows Eleanor, a faerie princess raised by humans who suddenly finds herself thrust into a world filled with wild new information and a huge task. The plot is intriguing, featuring magical characters and battles, and the writing style skillfully creates complex characters that help readers suspend reality and enjoy the ride.
I WATCHED THE sun go down from my porch swing, admiring the pile of branches I’d cut from the large hedge that had been growing like a weed lately and threatening to overrun my property. As the sky wa... - #7
Save:'The Book of Riley 1' is a unique take on the zombie apocalypse, narrated from the point of view of family pets, mainly dogs and a cat. The story follows Riley, a large bulldog, along with her companions Ben Ben, a Yorkie, and Patches, the house cat, as they embark on a journey into the desert to find a lost friend in order to survive the apocalypse. The writing style is engaging, combining humor, sarcasm, fear, and gore, creating a story that captures the essence of how animals might react and think in a post-apocalyptic world.
The book is praised for its well-developed characters, particularly the animals, each with distinct personalities that make them endearing to readers. The plot, reminiscent of family-friendly animal movies set in a zombie apocalypse, offers a fresh perspective on the genre, focusing on the struggle for survival from the animals' point of view. The author, Mark Tufo, seamlessly connects this story with his 'Zombie Fallout' series, adding emotional depth to the narrative and creating a compelling and entertaining read.
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Save:In 'Gilded Mess' by Colette Rhodes, readers are taken on a whimsical journey through a modern retelling of the classic Goldilocks and The Three Bears fairy tale. The story follows Ria, a flawed and sassy protagonist, who stumbles into the lives of three unique bear shifter brothers - Noah, Eli, and Seth. As Ria navigates the dynamics of this unconventional relationship, filled with humor, chemistry, and unexpected twists, the book seamlessly blends elements of romance, humor, and suspense. Colette Rhodes' writing style captivates readers with witty banter, engaging character development, and a touch of realism that brings warmth and authenticity to the story.
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Save:How To Wake A Sleeping Lady by Bree Wolf is a historical romance that follows the story of Grant and Nessa. Nessa, presumed dead after a tragic accident, reappears with amnesia, forcing Grant to navigate the complexities of love and memory. As Grant struggles between his past and present relationships, secrets unravel, mysteries deepen, and a second chance at love emerges amidst family values, determination, and hidden dangers. The plot is filled with drama, humor, and suspense, offering readers a well-written narrative with captivating characters and a reimagined fairytale storyline.
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Save:"Beasts of Burden: Animal Rites" by Evan Dorkin is a unique series that combines elements of spoopy supernatural mystery, humor, and tenderness, following a pack of dogs and a cat fighting supernatural forces in a suburban neighborhood. The stories are mature, deep, and even tragic, with moments of genuine horror mixed with humor, making it an endearing and captivating read. The artwork, done in watercolor, adds to the eerie and emotional atmosphere of the book, portraying the animals in a realistic yet expressive manner that conveys a wide range of emotions.
The storytelling in "Beasts of Burden" is praised for its ability to make readers laugh, cry, and feel deeply connected to the characters, who are personified in a relatable way. The book straddles the line between grim adulthood and childlike fancy, with a fresh concept and beautiful illustrations that enhance the overall reading experience. The dialogue, character development, and themes of death, loss, courage, and compassion are seamlessly woven into the narrative, creating a compelling and unforgettable world of supernatural animals.
