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'I and Thou' by Martin Buber delves into the concept of relationships, focusing on the dichotomy between genuine encounters (I Thou) and objectification (I It). Buber presents the idea that true relationships involve seeing the other as a Thou, whether it be with another person, an object, or even with God. The text discusses the importance of shifting from viewing others as mere objects (I It) to engaging in meaningful encounters that transcend external concerns and experiences.
Those who tell of two ways and praise one are recognized as prophets or great teachers. They save men from confusion and hard choices. They offer a single choice that is easy to make because those who... - #2
'Trophy Wife' in the series 'The Dumont Diaries' by Alessandra Torre revolves around the story of Candace, a down-on-her-luck stripper who receives a proposition from the wealthy Nathan Dumont to become his trophy wife in exchange for financial stability for herself and her ill father. The plot delves into the complex relationship between Candace and Nathan, filled with twists, suspense, and intense chemistry, while also exploring themes of love, deception, and personal growth. The writing style is described as compelling, addictive, and filled with steamy and erotic scenes that captivate the reader's attention.
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'Midnight Ruin' in the 'Dark Olympus' series by Katee Robert continues to build upon the intricate storyline, weaving in mythological retellings and dropping hints that excite readers as they anticipate a grand finale. The book delves into the relationships between Orpheus, Eurydice, and Charon, exploring their dynamics amidst a backdrop of political intrigue and a deepening romance that propels the overarching plot forward. Despite some readers finding certain aspects repetitive, the book is praised for its engaging narrative and well-developed characters that keep readers invested in the series.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Olympus ) - #4
'Joey' in the 'Chicago Ruthless' series by Sadie Kincaid follows the story of Joey Moretti, a once bratty and spoiled princess who transforms into a strong, determined woman in her own right. Set in a mafia world, the book delves into Joey's forbidden love story with Maximo DiMarco, her brothers' best friend, as they navigate the complexities of their relationship amidst family ties and danger. Readers praise the character development of Joey, the intense romance between Joey and Max, and the well-crafted suspenseful plot that keeps them immersed in the mafia world created by Kincaid.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Chicago Ruthless ) - #5
The Storm Keeper's Island follows Fionn, an eleven-year-old boy sent to the magical island of Arranmore to spend the summer with his grandfather, Malachy, the current Storm Keeper. As Fionn delves into the mysteries of the island, he discovers family secrets, ancient magic, and an impending darkness that threatens the safety of Arranmore. The story is rich in family bonds, magical elements, and a sense of adventure, with vivid descriptions that transport readers to the enchanting world created by Catherine Doyle.
Fionn's character development, his relationship with his grandfather, and the exploration of themes like bravery, family, and the power of storytelling make this book a captivating middle-grade fantasy read. The plot unfolds with a mix of mystery, magic, and familial connections, drawing readers into a world where ancient sorcery awakens, and Fionn must confront his fears to protect his loved ones and the island he now calls home.
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'Captive' by Jex Lane in the series 'Beautiful Monsters' tells the story of Matthew, a vampire captured by incubi, particularly focusing on his complex and tumultuous relationship with Tarrick. The plot involves a dark and erotic exploration of the supernatural world, with themes of captivity, forbidden attraction, and intricate character dynamics. Lane's writing style captivates readers with its action-packed narrative, creative world-building, and complex character development, leaving them eager to delve deeper into the story.
Matthew grabbed his chest as a wave of ecstasy washed through him. Every part of him had been on edge since he had first felt the strange sensation a few moments ago. He ran his hands through his dark... - #7
A young thief named Gen finds himself in jail after boasting about his latest heist, only to be recruited by the King's Magus for a quest to find a mythical stone that could unite kingdoms. The book is a mix of fantasy and Greek mythology, with charming characters and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged throughout the adventure.
The writing style of the book is described as clever, engaging, and filled with witty dialogue. The plot unfolds with elements of mystery and suspense, leading to a reveal twist at the end that surprises readers and leaves them eager to explore more of the series.
I DIDN’T KNOW HOW LONG I had been in the king’s prison. The days were all the same, except that as each one passed, I was dirtier than before. Every morning the light in the cell changed from the wave... - #8
In 'Prey: Imperium Protectors' by L.V. Lane, the story unfolds in an Omegaverse where alpha males dominate and omega females are highly sought after. The main plot revolves around an omega female, Belle, who is discovered by three alpha brothers while they are on a mission to find a rogue alpha working against the king. The narrative delves into the dynamics of their relationships, the societal norms of the Omegaverse, and the challenges they face as they navigate through perilous situations and intense emotional bonds.
The book combines elements of fantasy, reverse harem, and shifter genres, set in a different time period, creating a unique and engaging storyline. The writing style is described as fast-paced, with well-written action scenes and steamy romantic encounters that captivate the readers' attention throughout the book.
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'Bound by Love' continues the story of Aria and Luca from the 'Born in Blood Mafia Chronicles' series. The plot revolves around the challenges the couple faces in their marriage, including trust issues, loyalty to family, and struggles with the mafia lifestyle. The writing style is described as engaging, with multiple points of view providing insights into the characters' emotions and actions.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Born in Blood Mafia Chronicles ) - #10
'River Marked' in the 'Mercy Thompson' series by Patricia Briggs follows Mercy and Adam on their honeymoon, where they encounter a mix of Native American mythology and fae threats. The story delves into Mercy's heritage and background, providing readers with insights into her character and family history. The writing style is described as engaging and immersive, with a focus on the relationship between the main characters and the expansion of the supernatural world they inhabit.
So at what point had our discussion turned intoan argument that left us both angry? And left mewith an ache in my chest that felt as if he’dpunched me instead of snapped at me. He hadn’teven worked up...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mercy Thompson )