Books matching: dystopian earth setting
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Save:In a far distant future, on a post-apocalyptic Earth ruled from Mars, a Martian warrior named Dreams of War is tasked with protecting a young girl named Lunae who has the ability to shift through time. Meanwhile, Yskaterina of Nightworld is sent to eliminate the child, and the Kami scientists seek human hosts to explore the physical realm. The story revolves around the intertwining fates of these characters as they navigate a world where Earth is on the brink of destruction and Mars thrives under female rule. The plot is rich in original ideas and complex subplots that seamlessly merge into the main storyline, creating a powerful futuristic sci-fi novel with incredible and believable characters.
Dreams-of-War was hunting the remnants of men on the slopes of the Martian Olympus when she came across the herd of ghosts. The armor bristled at the approach of the herd, whispering caution into her ... - #2
Save:In the book 'Viper' from the 'Naga Brides' series by Naomi Lucas, readers are introduced to a world where protectors are brutal and territorial, setting the tone for a dark and intense storyline. The relationship dynamics between the characters are explored through themes of possessiveness, protection, and boundaries, creating a complex and engaging plot. The writing style is described as thrilling, sexy, and original, with well-developed characters and a balance between action, romance, and world-building.
“Our truce ends after they release the females,” I growl, peering at the males around me. The King Cobra’s mane flutters, the Boomslang nods. Others react; some don’t respond at all. I take their sile... - #3
Save:Readers find 'Monsters and Legends: A LitRPG Cultivation Saga' to be an ambitious and unique story with a detailed power, stat, and skill system. The book introduces readers to a vast world with complex characters like Ryun and Zach, who navigate through the challenges of the universe while facing personal growth and philosophical dilemmas. The story unfolds with great character development, enjoyable world-building, and a system that is well-thought-out, making it stand out in the genre of litrpgs.
A loud beeping woke him up. Ryun groaned and started flailing around next to his bed looking for his phone. Finding it, finally, he turned off the alarm and closed his eyes. After a few seconds his gr... - #4
Save:'Dark Fire' in the Fireblood Dragon series by Ruby Dixon follows the complex relationship between the Salorian Azar and Melina in a postapocalyptic Earth setting. Azar, a self-proclaimed Lord and leader, compels Melina to be his consort, challenging the norms of his society. As their relationship develops, Azar undergoes a transformation from an egocentric and abusive character to someone capable of vulnerability and trust, guided by Melina's unwavering strength and moral compass. intricately weaves together themes of redemption, character growth, and evolving relationships against the backdrop of a world recovering from chaos.
The writing style in 'Dark Fire' is praised for its well-rounded characters, engaging plot with twists and turns, and the skillful development of Azar's character as he navigates the complexities of human emotions and societal norms. is appreciated for its balance of spicy scenes, character-driven narrative, and the portrayal of a strong yet feminine heroine who challenges and influences the growth of the male lead.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fireblood Dragon ) - #5
Save:Born to Magic by David Wind is a fantasy tale set in a post-apocalyptic world 3,000 years in the future, where the remnants of society have evolved to rely on magic instead of technology. The story follows Areenna, an 18-year-old with strong psychic abilities, and Mikaal, the first man with magical powers, as they embark on a perilous journey to save their world from evil forces. The plot is filled with action, intrigue, and a hint of romance, set against a backdrop of mutated creatures, magical powers, and the constant threat of annihilation.
The narrative style of Born to Magic is primarily told from a third-person omniscient point of view, which some readers found challenging to connect with the characters on a deeper level. Despite this, the book presents a fast-paced and exciting story, with intricate world-building and well-developed secondary characters. The author weaves a tale of survival, growth, and facing evil, as Areenna and Mikaal navigate through haunted wastelands, battle dark forces, and discover the true extent of their powers.
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Save:'End of the World' by Aaron Oster is a time travel and LitRPG novel that follows the story of a character attempting to alter the future by going back in time. The plot involves strong character development, fast-paced storytelling, and a unique spin on the LitRPG genre. The protagonist faces challenges and conflicts while navigating through different worlds, aiming to change the course of events and make a difference for humanity.
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Save:"Winter" in the series "Evermore Academy" by Audrey Grey is a fantasy world filled with suspense, romance, and humor. The story follows Summer, the main protagonist, as she navigates through an academy filled with mythical creatures like fae, vampires, and mates. The plot unfolds with fated mates, enemies to lovers, magic, action, and a strong emphasis on relationships with family and friends. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on showing rather than telling, making it easy for readers to immerse themselves in the intricate world building and fast-paced storyline.
They came eighteen years ago in a bright wave of magic that demolished half the North American continent. They claimed the explosion—now cleverly termed the Lightmare by the media—was an accident . . ... - #8
Save:'Frontier' is a sci-fi western set in a desolate future Earth ravaged by environmental disasters, where a sparse population struggles against a corrupt justice system and dwindling resources. The narrative follows a protagonist referred to as The Stranger, who embarks on a quest to find a working communication device to reach her missing lover. The story unfolds through a series of vignettes and interludes, showcasing her encounters with various characters as she adopts different roles such as The Courier and The Stowaway, each revealing facets of her journey and the world around her.
The writing style is noted for its strong character development and immersive worldbuilding, transporting readers into a gritty, post-apocalyptic landscape without excessive detail. The prose strikes a balance between being descriptive and engaging, allowing readers to connect with the characters and their struggles. The nonlinear narrative, while initially challenging for some, weaves together multiple perspectives and storylines, culminating in a rich tapestry of themes surrounding culture, climate change, and the human experience.
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Save:'A Matter for Men' by David Gerrold is the first in the series 'The War Against the Chtorr.' It explores the concept of Earth being terraformed by an alien species that sees humans as a food source. The story delves into intriguing biological ideas, politics, and human nature, intertwined with elements of killing and explosions. The narrative follows the invasion of Earth by a relentless alien ecosystem, leading to fierce battles, devastating plagues, and the struggle of the human race to survive and adapt in the face of this ecological infestation.
presents a unique blend of ecological speculation, military science fiction, and philosophical discussions on themes like self-actualization and human response to trauma. Through parallel storylines, it delves into the psychological impact of the invasion on the survivors, while also unraveling the mystery behind the alien invasion and the potential intelligence driving it. With elements of action, horror, and thought-provoking dialogues, 'A Matter for Men' offers a gripping narrative that keeps readers engaged in unraveling the complexities of the alien threat and humanity's fight for survival.
I shut. There were five of us climbing up the slope of a sparsely wooded ridge. We angled diagonally through high yellow grass so dry it crunched. July had not been kind to Colorado. A spark would tur... - #10
Save:'Alien Embrace' in the series 'Clans of Kalquor' by Tracy St. John is a controversial science fiction romance novel that follows the story of Amelia, a human female living under a theocratic fundamentalist planetary regime where women are subjugated and abused. The book delves into taboo and ambitious sexual relations involving Amelia and a trio of alien Clansmen who provide her with explosive orgasms. The storyline explores themes of domination, submission, and the blurred lines of consent, as well as the concept of a mindbreak where the heroine is subjected to a pleasure-pain reward system until she complies with her captors. Despite the heavy focus on explicit sexual content, the characters are well developed, their motivations are explained thoroughly, and the plot is filled with hot and steamy scenes.
The narrative of 'Alien Embrace' is set in a futuristic Earth with unforgiving morals reminiscent of the 15th century, where men hold power over women, and those who have lost their virginity face torture and imprisonment. The book portrays a society where women are blamed for their own abuse, and consent is disregarded under the guise of affection. The story also introduces strange and imaginative alien planets, customs, and families, adding an element of intrigue and new concepts to the science fiction genre, making it a unique and engaging read for fans of alien supernatural erotic stories.
Of course I am. I'm the guest of honor and the only Earther here, the redhead thought. Still, Vrill’s excited tone raised goosebumps on Amelia’s bare arms. She checked the fiery red and gold gown that...
