Books matching: evolving abilities
20 result(s)
- #1
Save:In 'Godkiller Mode,' readers are introduced to Caitlin, the heroine who takes a different path in the Eternal Journey Universe. The book follows Caitlin's journey as she levels up quickly, navigating the challenges posed by the God Element. The plot is filled with never-ending adventures, magic, and a unique magic system that surprises readers. The writing style keeps the story interesting in each episode, drawing readers into a world where the protagonist faces powerful enemies and must fight to survive while constantly evolving her abilities.
- #2
Save:In "Radioactive Evolution" by Richard Hummel, readers are taken on a post-apocalyptic adventure filled with nanites, dragons, and evolving abilities. The story follows Jared Cartwright as he discovers the power of nanites in a depopulated Earth, allowing him to level up by collecting them from animals. As Jared navigates this new world, he forms alliances and faces moral dilemmas, all while encountering creatures and challenges that test his resilience. The writing style seamlessly blends elements of science fiction, fantasy, and gamelit, creating a unique and immersive reading experience that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
- #3
Save:'Natural Selection' by Dave Freedman follows a group of scientists tracking a new predatory species of sea creature that is intelligent, vicious, and surprisingly evolved with the ability to fly and live on land. The plot unfolds as the scientists realize that they are the ones being tracked, leading to a fast-paced and thrilling narrative. Despite some readers finding the plot predictable, the book is described as an exciting read with an unexpectedly good and terrifying ending.
CHAD THOMPKINS took a breath of the fresh sea air. Oh yeah, he thought, this is why I became a lawyer—to buy myself this kind of freedom. He took another breath and let it out, long and slow. Chad was... - #4
Save:In "Resenting the Hero" by Moira J. Moore, Dunleavy Mallorough, a talented Shield, is reluctantly bonded with the legendary and handsome Lord Shintaro Karish. Together, they are assigned to High Scape, a city besieged by disasters, where they must put aside their differences to combat an inexplicable force. The book delves into their dynamic, starting with Dunleavy's distrust towards Karish and their slow-building trust amidst the challenges they face. The story unfolds in a realm where magical abilities of bonded Pairs, Source and Shield, are crucial for maintaining the land's safety and habitability.
The narrative, told from Dunleavy's perspective, explores the complexities of their relationship and the world they inhabit, filled with political machinations and unexpected powers. As they navigate their first assignment together, facing disasters and threats, Dunleavy and Karish must learn to work together and overcome their initial misconceptions about each other. The book blends elements of fantasy, humor, and romance, offering a unique and engaging tale of magic, trust, and growth.
- #5
Save:'Battlefield Reclaimer' in the series 'Guardian of Aster Fall' by author David North is a fantasy novel that follows the journey of the main character as he navigates a world filled with crafting, fighting, and power progression. The story intertwines elements of fantasy, power progression, and cultivation, drawing influences from eastern manhwa. showcases a balance between crafting and fighting, with a clear focus on character development and world-building. Despite the fast-paced action and battles, the book also delves into the intricacies of crafting and the well-thought-out magic system, creating a captivating and engaging narrative.
The writing style of 'Battlefield Reclaimer' is described as well-crafted, action-packed, and development-focused. offers a mix of action, drama, and world-building, with an engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked. The story evolves as the series progresses, providing a slow burn experience that morphs with each book, making it a compelling read for fans of action and cultivation genres.
- #6
Save:'Orphans of Chaos' by John C. Wright is a captivating tale that follows five gifted young individuals in a peculiar boarding school as they unravel the mysteries of their captivity and their supernatural gifts. The plot is filled with elements of Greek mythology, smart writing, gorgeous prose, engrossing dialogue, and a touch of bawdiness, keeping readers breathless and eager for the next installment. The writing style is described as a mix of creative parentage from authors like Homer, Zelazny, and C.S. Lewis, creating a story that is both intellectually stimulating and entertaining.
The estate grounds were, at once, our home, our academy, and our prison. We were outnumbered by campus staff, and by the imposing old Georgian and Edwardian edifices. There were more mares in the stab... - #7
Save:'A Lot Like Christmas: Stories' by Connie Willis is a collection of holiday-themed short stories and novellas that delve into various aspects of the Christmas season. From rom coms with movie themes to tales of unexpected good turns, the book offers a mix of humor, wit, intelligence, and even a sprinkle of romance. The stories cover a wide range of topics, including commercialism of Christmas, alien invasions, traditional Christmas traditions, and futuristic versions of the holiday season. Connie Willis's writing style is described as imaginative, engaging, and difficult to put down, with a touch of nostalgia and a sense of warmth that captures the essence of the holiday spirit.
I love Christmas. All of it—decorating the tree and singing in the choir and baking cookies and wrapping presents. I even like the parts most people hate—shopping in crowded malls and reading Christma... - #8
Save:Sweet Ruin by Kresley Cole is the fifteenth installment in the Immortals After Dark series. The book follows the story of Josephine and Rune as they embark on a journey to find Nix, a seer, with whom Josephine shares a deep connection. Rune, an assassin and spy master, is poisonous to immortals and has a complex past that influences his views on relationships. The storyline is fast-paced, engaging, and filled with paranormal elements that keep readers captivated. The writing style of Kresley Cole is described as superb, with amazing world-building and a captivating storyline that introduces new species and dimensions into the IAD universe.
She craned her head around to ask Thaddie, “What do you think?” His little body was secured in the Thadpack—the stolen backpack she’d modified, cutting out holes for his legs. “We lost ’em, didn’t we?...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Immortals After Dark ) - #9
Save:The King of Attolia, the third installment in 'The Queen's Thief' series by Megan Whalen Turner, follows Eugenides, the former Thief of Eddis who is now the King of Attolia. The story delves into Eugenides' struggles as he navigates his new role, his relationship with the Queen, and the political intrigues within the Attolian court. Through the eyes of various characters, including a young guard named Costis, readers witness the complexities of Eugenides' schemes, his journey towards self-discovery, and the challenges he faces as a ruler. The book is praised for its intricate plot, well-developed characters, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged throughout.
COSTIS sat in his room. On the table in front of him was a piece of paper meant to hold a report on the squad of men he directed. He’d scratched out the first few lines of the report and written under...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Queen's Thief ) - #10
Save:'Trying To Live With The Dead' in the series 'The Veil Diaries' by B.L. Brunnemer is a YA paranormal story about a girl who can see the dead and has nightmares. The plot revolves around her best friends, a group of boys, who sleep with her to keep the nightmares away. The series is described as a slow burn with tension that is slow-growing but palpable, showcasing the relationships between the female and male main characters.
I pulled my Dad’s old ‘89 Chevy Blazer to a stop outside my Uncle Rory’s house. I sighed and turned off the truck. New town, new house, new school and new people. It’s not like being the new girl in s...
