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'The Frozen Realm' in the series '12 Miles Below' by Mark Arrows is a captivating blend of science fiction and fantasy elements set in a post-apocalyptic world. The story follows a protagonist who embarks on a journey filled with mystery, action, and emotional depth while navigating through underground ruins and facing challenges involving a mix of technology, magic, and ancient mythology. The writing style is described as immersive, with a well-executed progression fantasy dungeon dive at its core, veiled by a layer of sci-fi elements and intense, cliffhanging thrills.
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Sloan, a successful writer seeking a break from her fame, visits her best friend Cora in a small Michigan town known for apples. There, she meets Nix, Cora's son, and sparks fly between them despite their significant age gap. The book explores the steamy and humorous dynamics of their relationship, the challenges they face in hiding it from Nix's parents, and the growth and development of both characters as they navigate love, friendship, and self-discovery. Xavier Neal's writing style is praised for its witty banter, well-developed characters, and immersive world-building that keeps readers engaged and entertained throughout the novel.
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'Moonfleet' by John Meade Falkner is an adventurous tale set in the village of Moonfleet, where young John Trenchard discovers a secret passage under the church that leads to a room containing the coffins of the dead Mohune family. Intrigued by the mystery surrounding a cursed diamond hidden by the notorious Colonel John Mohune, also known as Blackbeard, John gets entangled in smuggling activities with the help of the enigmatic Elzevir Block. The story unfolds with elements of suspense, adventure, and love for family, as John navigates through thrilling adventures and unexpected twists in his quest for treasure and self-discovery.
The narrative style of 'Moonfleet' is captivating, weaving together tales of smugglers, hidden treasures, and legends of ghosts with a focus on John's growth from a curious boy to a courageous young man. The book is filled with suspenseful plot developments, vivid descriptions of coastal landscapes, and well-developed characters like Elzevir Block and Master Ratsey, making it an engaging read for fans of classic Victorian adventure stories.
The village of Moonfleet lies half a mile from the sea on the right or west bank of the Fleet stream. This rivulet, which is so narrow as it passes the houses that I have known a good jumper clear it ... - #4
'The Shearing Gun' by Renae Kaye is a heartwarming MM romance set in a small Australian farming community. The story follows Hank, a talented shearing gun, and Elliot, a new doctor in town, as they develop a deep friendship that blossoms into a romantic relationship. The book beautifully captures the challenges Hank faces in coming out in a small town, the supportive secondary characters, and the tender moments shared between the main characters. Renae Kaye's writing style immerses the reader in the rural setting, showcasing the nuances of sheep farming and the dynamics of the close-knit community.
Neil nudged me with his elbow, sending shooting pain through my possibly-dislocated-and-most-probably-broken shoulder and collarbone. I hissed and swiveled around in my chair to thump him solidly in t... - #5
'I'm Your Guy' in the 'Hockey Guys' series by Sarina Bowen is a heartwarming MM romance novel that follows the story of NHL defenseman Tommaso DiCosta, a broody and dedicated hockey player in need of furniture for his house. When he meets down-on-his-luck interior designer Carter Flynn, they form a tentative friendship that evolves into a deep connection. As they navigate their challenges and feelings, Tommaso and Carter's relationship blossoms, providing a perfect blend of humor, steam, and emotional depth. The story unfolds in a Denver Boulder Colorado setting, combining small-town vibes with city living, creating a captivating backdrop for their romance.
(Also, see 13 recommendations for the series Hockey Guys ) - #6
Baking Lessons by Katie Allen is a romantic comedy that follows the story of Leah, a bakery owner, and Hamilton, a socially awkward but charming man. The book is filled with humor, witty banter, and plenty of baking descriptions that captivate the readers. The plot revolves around Leah's determination to never have sex in her bakery's kitchen, Hamilton's neat freak tendencies, and their developing relationship filled with tenderness and humor.
Of all the things Leah made in her bakery, this simple whipped frosting was her absolute favorite. It wasn’t just the taste or the rush as a bite of straight sugar hit her bloodstream, although both t... - #7
Appealed by Emma Chase is a second chance at love romance featuring Brent Mason and Kennedy Randolph, two bright and kick butt lawyers who come from wealthy families. The book explores their history, dealing with teenage bullying and the journey of learning about each other. The plot development is fantastic, with Brent being funny and sexy while going through self-discovery. The writing style is sharp, quick-witted, and addictive, making the characters jump off the page and demand the reader's full attention.
Her eyes glitter dangerously, and thoughts of letting her anywhere near my dick flee like tiny fish in a big aquarium. Because she’s not a woman to be taken lightly; she’s a force to be reckoned with....
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Legal Briefs ) - #8
'A Boy Called Cin' by Cecil Wilde is a heartwarming romance novel that centers around the developing relationship between Cin, a college-aged trans man, and Tom, a successful inventor and billionaire. The book beautifully captures the day-to-day experiences of the characters as they navigate gender identity, emotional baggage, and falling in love. The writing style is described as thoughtful, sensitive, and charming, with a focus on realistic handling of issues around money and emotional bravery.
The plot of the book follows Cin and Tom as they form a true partnership, exploring themes of gender identity, sexuality, and emotional growth. The characters are fully realized and engaging, with Cin's personality and speech being particularly highlighted as interesting and captivating. The book offers a refreshing take on romance by portraying a healthy and respectful relationship between two individuals who openly communicate and support each other through their personal journeys.
There's a kid sitting on the low wall by the coffee cart—the only one Tom's found on the whole campus, which seems odd, considering the amount of caffeine students consume—wearing two coats and three ... - #9
Accidentally in Love with...a God? is a paranormal romance novel by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff that follows the story of Emma Keane, a young woman who has been hearing the voice of a god named Guy Votan in her head for 22 years. Guy has been trapped in a cenote in Mexico for over 70 years and enlists Emma's help to free him. As Emma embarks on this journey, she discovers a world of supernatural beings, gods, and a love that transcends boundaries. The book is described as a light-hearted and humorous read with engaging character dialogue and a unique premise in the paranormal romance genre.
Wasn’t dating supposed to be fun? Because this was anything but. At any moment, a man I’d never met—approximately six-foot-three, brown hair, and soul-piercing blue eyes, according to his online profi... - #10
'Misfit Mage: Fledgling God: book 1' by Michael Taggart is a modern fantasy novel that introduces readers to a unique magical system and a protagonist named Jason who is an untrained magic caster. The book explores Jason's journey of learning magic from scratch, creating magical creatures, and navigating tough situations with humor and wit. The story is filled with unconventional elements, such as detailed introspection, strong character development, and a focus on the technical aspects of magic.
The writing style of the book is described as unconventional, keeping readers fascinated from the plot to the characters to the setting mechanics. The world-building is well-done, introducing readers to the House and the magic system in a way that sparks creativity and ideas. The book balances adventure, humor, and character relationships, creating a cozy yet engaging atmosphere that sets the stage for further exploration of Jason's magical abilities.