Books matching: fated connections
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Save:In "Kiss of the Blood Prince," the story unfolds as the Fae return to England, with Elise unknowingly caught in the midst of the chaos. Kidnapped by the enigmatic Blood Prince, Kian, Elise finds herself entangled in a world of ancient oaths, curses, and a forbidden romance. As their relationship evolves from captor and captive to something deeper, they must navigate their fated connection amidst a backdrop of war between Fae and humans. With elements of fantasy, romance, and intrigue, the narrative explores themes of loyalty, destiny, and the power of love to transcend boundaries.
The plot of "Kiss of the Blood Prince" is driven by the intense and fiery relationship between Elise and Kian, as they grapple with their individual pasts and the looming threat of a centuries-old curse. Through dual POVs and a quick-paced narrative, the book delves into the dynamics of enemies-to-lovers, fate, and the delicate balance between two worlds on the brink of conflict. The writing style captures the tension and passion between the characters, weaving together elements of suspense and romance against a backdrop of historical references and fantastical realms.
Elise knew the day would be a nightmare when a guy in a posh suit bumped into her on the train and spilled his coffee down the front of her work uniform. He tried pawing at her with a handkerchief to ... - #2
Save:'Skydive' in the 'Dragons of Ardaine' series by Roe Horvat is a steamy omegaverse paranormal romance featuring dragons and fated mates. The story follows Lawrence, a personal assistant, who unexpectedly meets Ernest, a dragon shifter, and discovers they are fated mates. As their relationship develops, the book explores themes of deep connection, romantic development, and intense chemistry, all set in a world where dragons exist alongside humans. Horvat skillfully balances sensuality with emotions, creating a satisfying read that leaves readers eager for more in the series.
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Save:'Kiss the Fae' by Natalia Jaster is a fantasy novel that follows the story of Lark, a strong-willed young woman who finds herself entangled in the world of Faeries after a series of events lead her and her sisters across the border. The book delves into a tale of forbidden love between Lark and Cerulean, a Fae ruler, set against the backdrop of a treacherous Faerie land. The writing style in the book is described as a unique blend of poetry, profanities, and old-time expressions, creating a mesmerizing and original narrative that immerses readers into a world filled with vivid descriptions and lyrical prose.
The plot unfolds with Lark navigating through the Faerie lands, facing challenges, mysteries, and a battle of wills and hearts with Cerulean, all while trying to save her sisters and come to terms with her feelings for the enigmatic Fae ruler. As the story progresses, readers are taken on a journey filled with loss, longing, and love, exploring the complexities of relationships and the magical allure of the Faerie realm.
We live on a continent called The Dark Fables. It’s separated into three countries of grim enchantment—The Northern Frosts, The Southern Seas, and Middle Country. Elves, dragons, and an array of mysti... - #4
Save:'Hidden Mate' in 'The Wolf Born Trilogy' follows the story of Sadie, a young protagonist who attends Kortright University surrounded by supernatural beings. Despite being required to marry Brock for an alliance between families, Sadie's true mate turns out to be a human named Donovan, forbidden due to interspecies mating rules. The plot revolves around their growing bond, unexpected secrets coming to light, and the danger they all face as circumstances push them closer together. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of supernatural elements, strong character development, and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked and hungry for more.
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Save:'Viciously Yours' in the series 'Fae Kings of Eden' by Jamie Applegate Hunter follows the story of Amelia, a human orphan, and Rennick, a fae King, who are destined mates. The plot revolves around their long-distance relationship through letters, magical bonds, and eventual meeting on Amelia's 25th birthday. As their relationship progresses, they navigate fae traditions, jealousy, and revelations about Amelia's true identity as a fae royalty. The writing style is engaging, focusing on the development of the main characters' romance, sprinkled with humor, spice, and a touch of fantasy elements.
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Save:Joanne Walker, a mechanic and police consultant, is thrust into the world of magic and shamanism when she witnesses a woman being chased by supernatural beings while on a plane. Reluctantly accepting her new role as a shaman, Joanne must navigate personal struggles, ancient feuds, and mystical powers as she embarks on a journey to save herself and her newfound friends from powerful supernatural forces. The book blends Native American and Celtic mythology in a fast-paced urban fantasy setting, filled with action, humor, and a touch of mystery, making it an engaging and enjoyable read.
Well, all right, that’s wildly untrue. There are lots of things worse than red-eye flights. There are starving children in Africa, hate crimes and Austin Powers’s teeth. That’s just off the top of my ... - #7
Save:Fallen by Lauren Kate is a young adult novel that follows the story of Luce, a girl who discovers she can see shadows and later learns that they are called announcers, allowing her to see the past. As she attends a reform school called Sword and Cross, she meets Daniel, a boy she feels a deep connection with. Throughout the book, Luce uncovers the truth about her past lives, the presence of fallen angels around her, and her own identity, leading to a mysterious and adventurous journey filled with romance and self-discovery.
The plot of Fallen revolves around Luce's relationships with Daniel and Cam, both fallen angels, and the love triangle that develops between them. The story delves into themes of fate, reincarnation, and the eternal battle between good and evil as Luce navigates through her past lives and discovers the truth about her existence. The writing style of Lauren Kate in Fallen combines elements of dark, gothic romance with suspenseful storytelling, creating a unique and captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Luce barged into the fluorescent-lit lobby of the Sword & Cross School ten minutes later than she should have. A barrel-chested attendant with ruddy cheeks and a clipboard clamped under an iron bicep ... - #8
Save:Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor is a fantasy novel that follows the journey of Lazlo Strange, a junior librarian with a deep passion for a lost city called Weep. When warriors from Weep arrive in Lazlo's town seeking help, he seizes the opportunity to embark on an adventure that will challenge his beliefs and understanding of the world. The book is praised for its rich world-building, complex characters, and emotional depth, with a writing style that is described as beautiful, lyrical, and captivating.
Names may be lost or forgotten. No one knew that better than Lazlo Strange. He’d had another name first, but it had died like a song with no one left to sing it. Maybe it had been an old family name, ... - #9
Save:'Dark Witch' by Nora Roberts is the first installment in 'The Cousins O'Dwyer Trilogy' and follows the story of Iona Sheehan, an American woman who travels to Ireland to connect with her Irish roots and discovers her magical abilities as a Dark Witch. The plot weaves together romance, family dynamics, Irish folklore, and the battle against an ancient evil that threatens the O'Dwyer family bloodline. The story transitions between the past and present, exploring themes of love, trust, self-discovery, and the power of belief while immersing the reader in the enchanting landscapes of Ireland. The writing style combines elements of paranormal fiction, romance, and suspense, creating a narrative that blends past and present seamlessly.
NEAR THE SHADOW OF THE CASTLE, DEEP IN THE GREEN woods, Sorcha led her children through the gloom toward home. The two youngest rode the sturdy pony, with Teagan, barely three, nodding with every plod... - #10
Save:My Beautiful Enemy by Sherry Thomas is a historical romance novel that follows the fated connection between Catherine Blade and Leighton Atwood. The story spans continents and time, delving into their pasts, misunderstandings, and eventual reunion in England. The book weaves together themes of love, loss, destiny, and political intrigue, set against the backdrop of 1880's and 1890's China and England.
By memory she could produce a map of its thoroughfares and landmarks, from Hyde Park in the west to the City of London in the east, Highgate in the north to Greenwich in the south. On this map, she co...
