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Save:'Moonlight' by Lisa Kessler is a paranormal shifter romance that follows the story of Lana, a jaguar shifter, and Adam, a werewolf, as they navigate their forbidden love despite their species' enmity. The plot delves into themes of acceptance, love, and overcoming differences, with a mix of adventure, romance, and suspense. The writing style, as described by readers, showcases a unique approach by switching between Lana and Adam's perspectives, providing insight into their inner struggles and emotions.
“Yeah, well, I’ve got a big appetite so…” I kept the fact that even though I looked small I could probably wrestle the big guy at the counter to the floor in a heartbeat to myself. I could also eat fa... - #2
Save:'The Man Within' by Lora Leigh, part of the 'Breeds' series, follows the story of Taber and Roni, a couple with a long history of love and protection. As the Breeds are now living openly and facing threats from various groups, Roni's life is endangered when it is revealed that Taber is a genetically modified Breed who marked her as his mate. delves into their emotional connection, the challenges they face, and the intriguing world of genetically engineered humans with animal DNA. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of mystery, action, and steamy romance that keeps readers hooked.
“If you’ll notice the small mark on her shoulder, you’ll see it appears to be a love bite.” The reporter pointed to a bruise-like shadow on the picture of Merinus Lyon’s shoulder, at the point where i...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Breeds ) - #3
Save:'Theirs Ever After' in the series 'The Thalanian Dynasty' by author Katee Robert continues the story of a royal triad consisting of a king and his two consorts. The plot revolves around the challenges they face in maintaining their unconventional relationship while dealing with threats from within the palace and the pressures of ruling a kingdom. The writing style is described as having a good balance of spice, action, and intrigue, with unexpected plot twists that keep the readers guessing till the end.
(Also, see 58 recommendations for the series The Thalanian Dynasty ) - #4
Save:The Sword of Kaigen is a standalone fantasy novel that tells the story of the Matsuda family, particularly focusing on Misaki and her son Mamoru. Set in a Japanese-inspired fantasy world, the book explores themes of family dynamics, coping with tragedy, and embracing one's true self. The plot revolves around the family's struggles in a remote village where they train to become powerful warriors with unique magical abilities, facing challenges that test their beliefs and relationships.
It was a harrowing climb to the high school. Eight hundred twenty-one steps. Mamoru had counted one time on his way up—no easy feat while focusing on not toppling off the side of a mountain. For most ... - #5
Save:'The Edge on the Sword' by Rebecca Tingle follows the story of Athelflaed, daughter of King Alfred, as she navigates a challenging journey from being a young princess engaged to Ethelred of Mercia to becoming a strong leader and military figure. The plot revolves around Athelflaed's arranged marriage, her struggles and growth, particularly after the death of her guardian. The author's writing style is praised for its historical accuracy, detailed descriptions of medieval English military strategy and politics, and the engaging portrayal of a young noblewoman's coming of age in Anglo Saxon England.
CLUTCHINGAGREYCLOAKAROUNDHERSHOULDERS, THEGIRL hurried into the broad meadow. The river at the edge of the pasture had flooded with the winter’s rain and snow, and had overflowed its banks. Now a shal... - #6
Save:The Devil's Feather by Minette Walters follows the story of war correspondent Connie Burns as she investigates a series of brutal crimes in war zones, suspecting a mercenary of being a serial rapist and murderer. The plot transitions from Sierra Leone to Iraq and then to England, where Connie becomes the hunted instead of the hunter. The book weaves together themes of war, crime, and psychological suspense, with a focus on the impact of serious crimes that can go unnoticed in conflict zones.
I DON’T KNOW if that story was picked up in the West. I believe some interest was shown in South Africa, but only because rape and murder had been high on that country’s agenda for some time. I was tr... - #7
Save:'The Floating Islands' by Rachel Neumeier follows the story of Trei, a young man who travels to the Floating Islands seeking refuge after losing his family in a volcanic eruption. The narrative alternates between Trei's journey to become a part of the Island flyers and his cousin Araene's struggle to pursue her dream of becoming a chef in a society that limits opportunities for girls. As the Floating Islands face the threat of invasion by the expansionist Empire, Trei and Araene find themselves caught between loyalties, leading to unexpected twists in the plot. is praised for its unique world-building, magical elements, and the character development of both protagonists, offering a refreshing take on traditional fantasy themes.
Trei was fourteen the first time he saw the Floating Islands. He had made the whole long voyage south from Rounn in a haze of loss and misery, not really noticing the harbors in which the ship sometim... - #8
Save:Orpen, the protagonist of "Last Ones Left Alive," is a young woman raised on a deserted island off the coast of a post-apocalyptic Ireland, trained to fight against the Skrake zombies that have overrun the mainland. The narrative alternates between Orpen's present-day journey through the Skrake-ridden countryside and her past growing up on the island with her two mothers, focusing on her training and survival skills. As Orpen navigates the dangers of the world outside her island sanctuary, she is driven by a desire to find help for her infected mother, Maeve, and to uncover the truth about the banshees, a group of women warriors rumored to protect Phoenix City.
Where are the trees and stone walls? Where the abandoned cottages and burned-out bridge, where the waterfall and the hidden skiff? Where the signposts to lead us back home? I mark them, scraping old m... - #9
Save:'Fifty Shades Freed' by E.L. James is the final installment in the 'Fifty Shades' series, focusing on the relationship between Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. The plot delves into Christian's dark past and his journey towards finding happiness and love with Ana. The writing style includes elements of suspense, romance, and character development, with a mix of erotic scenes and emotional connections between the protagonists.
follows Christian and Ana as they navigate married life, facing challenges such as external threats, family dynamics, and personal insecurities. The plot unfolds with a mix of drama, intrigue, and moments of growth for the characters, showcasing themes of redemption, love, and personal transformation. The writing style combines elements of romance, suspense, and character introspection, creating a complex narrative that explores the complexities of relationships and personal histories.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fifty Shades ) - #10
Save:Jude's Law by Lori Foster follows the story of May Price, a strong yet somewhat insecure heroine, and Jude Jamison, a sexy bad boy and famous actor. May is a full-figured woman who feels out of place in Jude's world, but their paths cross when her brother's actions put her in danger. Despite their initial misunderstandings and differences, May and Jude find themselves living under the same roof, leading to a complex relationship filled with flirtations, misunderstandings, and danger. The book explores themes of family dynamics, personal insecurities, and the power dynamics between the two main characters.
The plot of Jude's Law is driven by the evolving relationship between May and Jude, as they navigate through misunderstandings, threats, and personal insecurities. The writing style of Lori Foster is described as witty and charming, with engaging banter between the characters. The story combines elements of romance, suspense, and humor, making it an entertaining read for fans of the genre.
But so far, she hadn't made it easy for him. Hard? Yeah, he stayed plenty hard. When it came to May, nothing went as he intended. Thanks to his fame and acquired fortune, he usually only needed to mak...
