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Save:The Secret Life of Souls by Jack Ketchum and Lucky McKee is a novel that delves into the darker side of the world of television and media, exploring the complexities of human relationships and the impact of external influences on a dysfunctional family. The story is narrated through multiple perspectives, providing readers with an immersive experience where they witness the descent into darkness alongside the characters. The writing style, characterized by present tense narration and frequent shifts in point of view, brings immediacy and depth to the narrative, allowing readers to empathize with the characters' emotions and experiences.
Across from her Bart holds a baby back rib poised between thumb, forefinger, and ring finger as he studies the owner’s manual for their brand-new cherry-red Firebird. Delia munches her charcoal-broile... - #2
Save:"Set Me Free" by M.R. Leahy is a dark romance novel that follows the harrowing journey of Emmalyn and Kodah, two characters trapped in a world of nightmares and injustice. Despite enduring torture and betrayal, their love for each other shines through the darkness, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the horrors they face. The book delves deep into the emotional struggles of its characters, blending psychological and physical elements to create a gripping and intense narrative that keeps readers on edge from beginning to end.
The story explores themes of survival, love, and redemption as Emmalyn and Kodah navigate through a world filled with evil and despair. Their bond, born out of friendship and strengthened by love, becomes their beacon of light in the midst of darkness, offering moments of peace and solace in each other's arms. Through heart-wrenching moments and tender scenes, the book weaves a tale of resilience, passion, and the enduring power of hope in the face of adversity.
Usually, the screaming isn’t so bad, but one of the new kids mouthed off to a guard today, and now he is paying for it in the room across from ours. Most of the time the guards just take them to the m... - #3
Save:"American Assassin" by Vince Flynn is a prequel in the Mitch Rapp series, chronicling the very first assignment of CIA agent Mitch Rapp. Readers get to witness Rapp's journey from a green agent to becoming a revered counterterrorism operative through his recruitment by Irene Kennedy and training by Stan Hurley. The plot is fast-paced, engaging, and filled with espionage, suspense, and action in locations such as the US and the Middle East. provides insights into Rapp's origin story, his motivations, and the development of his character as a skilled assassin for the CIA.
MITCH Rapp removed the blindfold from his face and raised his seat back. The brown Ford Taurus sedan rocked its way down a rutted gravel road, twin plumes of dust corkscrewing into the hot August air....
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mitch Rapp ) - #4
Save:'Atonement of the Spine Cleaver' by F.E. Bryce is a high fantasy novel with intricate world-building and a rich cast of characters. The story follows a strong and morally complex female protagonist, Rorax, as she navigates a dark and romantic fantasy world filled with political intrigue, magic, and deep-rooted conflicts. The book is praised for its detailed portrayal of female characters as strong and multifaceted, with a slow-burn romance that adds depth to the narrative. The writing style is immersive, drawing readers into a world that is both complex and engaging, reminiscent of popular fantasy series like Game of Thrones and Hunger Games.
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Save:'Kevlar To My Vest' in the series 'The Heroes of The Dixie Wardens MC' by Lani Lynn Vale focuses on the evolving relationship between Viddy, a special education teacher regaining her vision, and Trance, a K 9 officer with a heart full of love for her. Their story unfolds amidst the backdrop of the MC life, showcasing loyalty, humor, and unexpected challenges. The writing style captures the depth of emotions and vulnerabilities of the characters, making the reader root for the couple's happiness as they navigate through personal struggles and outside forces trying to keep them apart.
Viddy and Trance's journey is a blend of heartwarming moments, unexpected twists, and a strong sense of camaraderie within the MC family. delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the complexities of relationships, offering a mix of humor and emotional depth that keeps the readers engaged. Lani Lynn Vale's storytelling weaves together the characters' pasts, present dilemmas, and future aspirations, creating a compelling narrative that resonates with those seeking a blend of romance, suspense, and relatable characters.
I watched from my position at the kitchen table as Radar played with Kosher. Radar had Kosher pinned to the floor with his gaping maw at Kosher’s throat, and then just as quickly, Kosher was up and pi... - #6
Save:Cordelia Channing, a tough and resilient woman, survives a harsh winter alone in the mountains and is rescued by Flathead Indians. She is delivered to Thomas Nash, a rugged trapper who reluctantly agrees to care for her until the end of his trapping season. As they travel towards the annual trapper rendezvous, Cordelia learns about survival from Thomas while also reminding him of things he had long forsaken. Despite their initial differences, they form a strong bond and face various adventures together in the wilderness. The story is a romantic adventure that portrays the characters' growth, challenges, and unexpected love in a harsh environment.
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Save:'Zero Day Code' in the 'End of Days' series by John Birmingham is a post-apocalyptic fiction centered around a cyber attack that cripples modern technology, leading to the breakdown of society and the unraveling of civilization. The author creates a realistic scenario based on a deep understanding of world politics and societal pitfalls, weaving in minimalistic but cold-blooded violence and living, breathing characters to set the stage for a new series. Despite some inaccuracies in military details and vernacular, the unfolding of the apocalypse is portrayed in a detailed and believable manner, with a focus on the thin veneer of civilization fading away as man's base nature is unleashed.
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Save:'Guild Master' in the series 'Tower of Power' by Ivan Kal follows the adventures of the protagonist, Morgan, who finds himself in a new world filled with game mechanics after dying in the real world. The story focuses on character progression, leveling up, forming alliances, battling monsters, and establishing a guild. Despite facing challenges and betrayals, Morgan navigates through the new world while showcasing a mix of competence and humor. The writing style incorporates LitRPG elements, with detailed world-building, humorous dialogue, and well-written action scenes that keep readers engaged.
Morgan Newton looked around in confusion, not really understanding what had happened. One moment he was crossing the street on his way to class at the community college, and the next thing he remember... - #9
Save:'Shadowfires' by Dean Koontz (Leigh Nichols) follows the story of Rachel Leben, a woman who steps out of the courthouse after her divorce hearing only to be accosted by her ex-husband, Eric. The plot revolves around Eric's dark secrets, bizarre experiments, and obsession with extending his life, leading to a thrilling and fast-paced narrative. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a journey filled with suspense, mystery, horror, and elements of science fiction, all intricately woven together in a cathartic final explosion. Despite some dated elements, the book presents a gripping tale of ego run amok and the twisted consequences that follow.
