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    The Morning Star - Shadow of the Templar by M. Chandler
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    The Morning Star tells the story of two very different characters, Simon Drake, an FBI agent leading a team of mischievous agents, and Jeremy Archer, a British sneak thief. The two confront each other during the robbery of an impressive diamond, the morning star. When Jeremy finds out he's been deceived, he offers Simon an uncomfortable alliance to recover the diamond and stop an international terrorist conspiracy. The book is a blend of spy novel and romance, with subtle nuances of a developing relationship between the characters.

    The writing style of the book is fast-paced, engaging, and filled with witty banter between the characters. The plot is action-packed, with well-thought-out heists, three-dimensional characters, and surprising plot points. The book explores the dynamic between an FBI agent and an art thief, creating a unique and entertaining story that keeps readers engrossed.

    The van pulled up five minutes later, Sandra at the wheel. Simon, who'd been pacing, immediately yanked her door open and helped her out. He didn't say anything and neither did she; after a quick dist...

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    Run Away by Harlan Coben
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    'Run Away' by Harlan Coben follows the story of Simon Greene, a father searching for his missing daughter, Paige, who has fallen into drug addiction. As Simon delves deeper into her disappearance, he uncovers secrets that challenge his perception of his family and trust. The plot is filled with twists and turns, including drug dealers, gun fights, DNA surprises, and mysterious connections between characters, all leading to a gripping and suspenseful narrative. Coben's writing style is described as fast-paced, engaging, and full of action, with complex mysteries that keep the reader guessing until the very end.

    Simon sat on a bench in Central Park—in Strawberry Fields, to be more precise—and felt his heart shatter. No one could tell, of course, at least not at first, not until the punches started flying and ...

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    Dark Horse - A Demon's Guide to the Afterlife by Kel Carpenter, Aurelia Jane
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    'Dark Horse' in the series 'A Demon's Guide to the Afterlife' by Kel Carpenter and Aurelia Jane follows the story of Fury, a demon specializing in psychological punishment, sent back to earth to investigate three supernatural alphas predicted to cause the end of the world. The plot is filled with humor, friendship, mystery, and intriguing male characters, setting it apart from other reverse harem urban fantasy books. The writing style is fast-paced, witty, and engaging, with a feisty and independent protagonist that captivates readers from the start.

    Because I wasn’t in the bottom forty percent of humans that had to serve punishments for their transgressions on Earth, and I wasn’t in the top one percent that automatically went through the proverbi...

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    The Square of Sevens by Laura Shepherd-Robinson
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    'The Square of Sevens' by Laura Shepherd-Robinson is a historical fiction novel that intricately weaves divination, astrology, and mystery into a compelling narrative. The story follows Red, a young fortune teller, as she delves into the secrets of two wealthy families battling over an inheritance, set against the backdrop of a large manor house with hidden passageways. The book is praised for its detailed plot, multi-layered twists, and a large cast of characters that keep readers engaged throughout.

    The author's writing style is commended for being fast-paced, intelligent, and unimpeachable. Readers appreciate the incorporation of tarot cards at the beginning of each chapter, historical notes, and the overall immersive reading experience with maps and images. Despite some finding the middle section slower, the book is described as a page-turner with a satisfying conclusion and unexpected twists that elevate the story.


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    Appealed
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    Book 3 in the series:The Legal Briefs

    Appealed - The Legal Briefs by Emma Chase
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    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 )

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    Bloody Heart
    Book 4 in the series:Brutal Birthright

    Bloody Heart - Brutal Birthright by Sophie Lark
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    In 'Bloody Heart,' the fourth book in the 'Brutal Birthright' series by Sophie Lark, readers are immersed in the tumultuous romance between Dante Gallo, the eldest son of the Gallo Italian Mafia family, and Simone Solomon, a young woman trapped in a life controlled by her father. The story follows Dante and Simone's intense and passionate love affair, which begins with a chance encounter and quickly escalates into a deep connection that transcends time and obstacles. As their relationship faces challenges and dangers, including threats to Simone's life, the couple must navigate secrets, second chances, and the complexities of Dante's underworld connections.

    Sophie Lark's writing style in 'Bloody Heart' is praised for its gripping and intense storytelling, combining elements of romance, suspense, and drama to create a page-turning narrative. The book delves into themes of love, loyalty, redemption, and sacrifice, interweaving moments of passion, angst, and tenderness to bring Dante and Simone's emotional journey to life.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Brutal Birthright )

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    Theirs Ever After - The Thalanian Dynasty by Katee Robert
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    '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 53 recommendations for the series The Thalanian Dynasty )

  8. #8
    Honor's Knight
    Book 2 in the series:Paradox

    Honor's Knight - Paradox by Rachel Bach
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    'Honor's Knight' in the series 'Paradox' by Rachel Bach continues the story of Devi Morris, a strong and determined mercenary, as she navigates through a complex web of mysteries and dangers. Devi finds herself in a situation where her memories are missing, strange aliens are haunting her, and an alien virus is threatening her life. As she delves deeper into the secrets of the spaceship and its crew, Devi must confront moral dilemmas, shifting alliances, and her own uncertain future. The writing style is fast-paced, intense, and full of action, with a blend of science fiction elements, unique alien races, and intricate plot twists that keep the reader engaged throughout the story.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Paradox )

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    Stone Guardian - Entwined Realms by Danielle Monsch
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    In a world where magic creatures and humans coexist, Larissa is born at the instant the Realms collided, making her the key to survival amidst monsters and enforcers chasing her. Terak, the leader of a clan of gargoyles, becomes her protector and as they uncover a prophecy together, their attraction sparks. The book is set in a unique urban fantasy realm with a fast-paced writing style and a mix of supernatural beings like werewolves, elves, and vampires. The story follows the journey of Larissa and Terak as they navigate a world where good and evil clash, leading to unexpected twists and turns.

    The plot of 'Stone Guardian' revolves around Larissa, a human teacher watched over by her overprotective family in a post-collision world of humans and supernatural beings. Terak, a gargoyle, is tasked with guarding Larissa, leading to a developing relationship between them amidst a backdrop of mystery, action, and romance. The book introduces a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique abilities and roles in the Guild, a secret society that plays a crucial part in the unfolding events.

    Jack Miller aimed his shotgun at the monster’s grey-skinned head and pulled the trigger. Green sludge and bits of bone and flesh splattered through the air to land on the street, the gory aftermath re...

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    Alice in Deadland - Alice in Deadland by Mainak Dhar
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    'Alice in Deadland' by Mainak Dhar is a post-apocalyptic zombie novel set in India, following the story of a fifteen-year-old girl named Alice. The book combines elements of adventure, conspiracy theory, and philosophical musings within a dystopian world where humans and zombies coexist. The plot revolves around Alice's journey from survival to leadership as she challenges her beliefs about the zombie-infested world she inhabits and takes on the role of uniting humans and zombies in a fight for change.

    The writing style of 'Alice in Deadland' has been described as fast-paced and gripping, with a mix of action, suspense, and philosophical reflections. The book delves into deeper themes while maintaining an entertaining storyline, offering a unique twist on the typical zombie narrative by incorporating elements inspired by 'Alice in Wonderland' in a dystopian setting.

    Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the hill, and of having no Biters to shoot. Once or twice she peeped through her sniper rifle's scope, but could see no targets. 'What...

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