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    Doctor Untouchable - Boston's Billionaire Bachelors by Julie Saman (J. Saman)
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    "Doctor Untouchable" in the series "Boston's Billionaire Bachelors" by author Julie Saman follows the story of Kaplan and Bianca, who unknowingly reconnect after years apart. As they navigate their rekindled connection, unexpected events unfold, leading to a journey of self-discovery and newfound love. The writing style beautifully portrays the characters' depth and emotional growth, intertwining past secrets with present desires in a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.


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    A Canticle of Two Souls - Aria of Steel Book by Steven Raaymakers
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    In the book 'A Canticle of Two Souls' by Steven Raaymakers, readers are taken on a journey through a world where innate good and evil are delicately explored. The story revolves around Raziel, a young character with flaws navigating through life, and Alicia, a girl with mysterious origins. As they are thrown together by circumstances beyond their control, they must learn to understand each other and the power that burns inside them. The plot delves into themes of revenge, redemption, friendship, and the consequences of possessing lost magical powers in a kingdom threatened by the past.


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    Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. James
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    In "Death Comes to Pemberley" by P.D. James, the story revolves around a murder mystery set near Pemberley Hall, where Elizabeth and Darcy from "Pride and Prejudice" reside. The plot unfolds as a coach arrives with Lydia claiming her husband Wickham has been killed, leading to a complex investigation involving Captain Denny's murder. P.D. James skillfully blends elements of Jane Austen's style with a murder mystery, providing a continuation of beloved characters while introducing new challenges and surprises.

    The writing style in "Death Comes to Pemberley" has received mixed reviews, with some readers praising P.D. James for successfully channeling Jane Austen's tone and creating a compelling narrative that delves into the lives of well-known characters post-"Pride and Prejudice." However, others have criticized the book for its lackluster plot development, weak mystery elements, and deviations from Austen's original characterizations, leading to a polarized reception among fans of both authors.

    At eleven in the morning of Friday 14th October 1803 Elizabeth Darcy sat at the table in her sitting room on the first floor of Pemberley House. The room was not large but the proportions were particu...

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    King of Wrath
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    Book 1 in the series:Kings of Sin

    King of Wrath - Kings of Sin by Ana Huang
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    Ana Huang's 'King of Wrath' in the 'Kings of Sin' series is a spicy and intriguing tale centered around Vivian, a jewel heiress, and Dante, a billionaire CEO, who are arranged to be married despite their initial reluctance to be together. The story unfolds with a rocky start to their relationship, filled with backhanded insults and challenges, but as they navigate their arranged engagement, they begin to form a real, emotional, and passionate bond. The plot twists and turns, incorporating elements of danger and conflict, revealing dark secrets and familial expectations that add layers to the storyline. The book showcases the character development of Vivian, transitioning from a pushover to a strong and independent woman, while Dante evolves from a grumpy and vengeful CEO to a vulnerable and passionate lover.

    Ana Huang's writing style shines through in 'King of Wrath,' seamlessly blending steamy and spicy scenes with clever storytelling and character dynamics. The book explores themes of love, family obligations, and cultural expectations, all while maintaining a fast-paced and engaging plot that keeps readers hooked. The author skillfully weaves together different storylines, incorporating characters from her previous 'Twisted' series, creating a sense of interconnectedness and anticipation for future books in the series.

    This year, the small, sand-colored piping plover was the alleged star of the show, but none of the gala’s two hundred guests were discussing the bird’s welfare over their Veuve Clicquot and caviar can...

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    Cabal by Clive Barker
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    Cabal by Clive Barker is a horror novel that delves into the dark and twisted world of Midian, a sanctuary for beings made of humanity's nightmares. The story follows Boone, who is wrongly accused of being a serial killer by his psychiatrist, Dr. Decker. Seeking acceptance and belonging, Boone finds himself in Midian, where he becomes part of the Nightbreed community, facing a battle against mankind and his own inner demons. Barker's writing style in Cabal is described as strong, raw, and blunt, evoking dark, imaginative worlds and themes of death and horror.

    What time didn't steal from under your nose, circumstance did. It was useless to hope otherwise; useless to dream that the world somehow meant you good. Everything of value, everything you clung to fo...

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    Southernmost by Silas House
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    'Southernmost' by Silas House follows the journey of Asher Sharp, a 35-year-old evangelical preacher, as he navigates through moral dilemmas and personal growth. The story delves into themes of love, acceptance, and the consequences of judgment and prejudice within a close-knit religious community. As Asher's beliefs are challenged by his encounters with others different from himself, he embarks on a self-reflective journey that ultimately leads to life-altering decisions and a quest for redemption. The narrative is rich in vivid descriptions of the Appalachian setting, heartfelt relationships, and thought-provoking conflicts that resonate with readers on a deep emotional level.

    The rain had been falling with a pounding meanness, without ceasing for two days, and then the water rose all at once in the middle of the night, a brutal rush so fast Asher thought at first a dam mig...

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    A Hope Divided
    Book 2 in the series:The Loyal League

    A Hope Divided - The Loyal League by Alyssa Cole
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    Marlie Lynch, a herbalist and code messenger during the Civil War, finds herself in a dangerous situation when the Confederate Home Guard takes over her home. Along with escaped prisoner Ewan McCall, Marlie must flee using the Underground Railroad. Their relationship blossoms amidst peril and prejudice, showcasing a story of love, danger, and hope. Alyssa Cole's writing style weaves historical accuracy with compelling characters, creating a gripping tale set against the backdrop of the Civil War.

    Somewhere outside of the prison walls, a Kentucky Warbler chirruped, reminding Ewan McCall of days spent searching for flashes of brilliant yellow plumage in the underbrush near his family’s home. He ...

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    Kiss of Steel
    Book 1 in the series:London Steampunk

    Kiss of Steel - London Steampunk by Bec McMaster
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    Set in an alternative Victorian London, "Kiss of Steel" follows Honoria Todd, a young woman fleeing into the rookeries of Whitechapel to escape evil aristocratic vampires. There, she encounters Blade, a fearsome yet alluring outcast vampire who rules over the area. As their paths intertwine, a complex tale of survival, loyalty, and forbidden romance unfolds. The book seamlessly blends steampunk, paranormal, and romance elements, creating a dark and captivating world where danger and passion collide. The writing style gradually reveals the intricate world-building, unraveling mysteries and character motivations with each turn of the page.

    If only she’d been born a man…A man in Whitechapel had choices. He could take up a trade, or theft, or even join some of the rookery gangs. A woman had opportunities too, but they were far more limite...

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    Meet Me at Midnight - With This Ring by Suzanne Enoch
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    Meet Me at Midnight by Suzanne Enoch is a Regency romance novel that follows the story of Lady Victoria Fontaine, also known as Vixen, who finds herself in a compromising situation with Sinclair Grafton, the Marquis of Althorpe. Forced into a marriage due to this scandal, the two protagonists embark on a journey filled with mystery, romance, friendship, and intrigue. The book combines elements of romance and mystery, with strong character development and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged till the end.

    The writing style in Meet Me at Midnight is described as entertaining, fun, and filled with witty banter between the main characters. The book offers a mix of suspense, steamy romance, and intriguing subplots, making it a page-turner that explores themes of loyalty, family, and betrayal in a Regency setting.

    Below her, Viscount Marley tightened his grip around her legs and began spinning around even more recklessly. The other dancers fled to the edges of the ballroom despite the beckoning notes of the qua...

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    Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar
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    Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar is a heartwarming story that delves into the complexities of friendship, cultural identity, and self-discovery. The book follows Hani and Ishu, two young women navigating high school life as non-straight and non-white individuals in Ireland. Through a fake dating arrangement, the protagonists explore themes of biphobia, toxic friendships, and the importance of standing up for oneself. The narrative beautifully captures the struggles of finding acceptance and belonging while staying true to one's identity.

    The writing style of Adiba Jaigirdar is praised for its ability to create a cozy and engaging atmosphere that immerses readers in the characters' lives. The book features a mix of light-hearted moments and profound discussions on friendship, boundaries, and personal growth. With a focus on the fake dating trope, the story unfolds with a delightful blend of humor, romance, and valuable life lessons, making it a compelling read for those seeking a heartwarming and thought-provoking narrative.

    “What the fuck?” I mumble to the air, shutting my biology book with a thud and diving into the bin full of nothing but used makeup wipes and torn-up pieces of paper. I didn’t know that my phone was a)...

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