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    The Sassy Submissive - Stronghold Doms by Golden Angel
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    'The Sassy Submissive' by Golden Angel is part of the Stronghold Doms series, set in a BDSM club. The story follows the characters Adam and Angel, exploring themes of dominance and submission, as well as the journey of self-discovery and acceptance. The writing style is described as engaging and steamy, with a mix of humor and erotic scenes that keep readers hooked on the characters' evolving relationships.


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    On What Grounds - Coffeehouse Mystery by Cleo Coyle
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    In the book "On What Grounds" by Cleo Coyle, Clare Cosi returns to manage The Village Blend coffeehouse in NYC, only to find her assistant manager dead under suspicious circumstances. Clare, along with her ex-husband Matteo, delves into solving the mystery while navigating complex relationships with her ex-mother-in-law and ex-husband. The story is filled with references to coffee, detailed coffee-making scenes, and a cozy mystery plot that keeps readers engaged with a satisfying surprise ending.

    If the beans are Robusta rather than Arabica, the roasting time too long or short, the filtering water too hot or cold, the grinds too finely or coarsely milled, the brew allowed to sit too long—any o...

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    The Mysterious Benedict Society - The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart
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    The Mysterious Benedict Society follows the adventures of four gifted orphans - Reynie, Sticky, Kate, and Constance - who are brought together by the mysterious Mr. Benedict to thwart the evil plans of his twin, Mr. Curtain. The children, each with unique talents, must work together to solve puzzles, crack codes, and outsmart their adversaries in a battle between good and evil. The book is filled with suspense, humor, and underlying messages about the power of cooperation and intelligence.

    The writing style of The Mysterious Benedict Society is engaging and clever, presenting a well-thought-out plot with twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats. The characters are quirky and memorable, each bringing their own strengths to the team, and the story balances adventure with themes of friendship, bravery, and the importance of believing in oneself.

    In a city called Stonetown, near a port called Stonetown Harbor, a boy named Reynie Muldoon was preparing to take an important test. It was the second test of the day — the first had been in an office...

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    Murder at Archly Manor - High Society Lady Detective by Sara Rosett
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    'Murder at Archly Manor' by Sara Rosett is a historical cozy mystery set in 1920s London. The story follows Olive Belgrave, a determined and spunky lady detective, who is hired by her high-society family to investigate the background of her cousin's mysterious fiancé. However, the investigation takes a dark turn when a murder occurs at a house party at Archly Manor, making Olive delve deeper into the secrets and motives of the guests. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, as Olive navigates through the British class system, sparkling conversations, and a web of suspects, ultimately leading to the unmasking of the murderer. Sara Rosett's writing style captures the essence of the Roaring Twenties, with well-developed characters, detailed settings, and a quick-paced narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.


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    First Grave on the Right - Charley Davidson by Darynda Jones
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    In the book 'First Grave on the Right' by Darynda Jones, readers are introduced to Charley Davidson, a part-time private investigator and full-time grim reaper who can see and communicate with dead people. The story kicks off with the murder of all attorneys at a local law firm, leading Charley to investigate and help the ghosts find closure. With a mix of humor, mystery, and a complicated love life, Charley navigates her unique abilities while solving cases and sending spirits to the afterlife. The writing style blends sarcasm, wit, and originality, creating an intriguing urban fantasy world where the paranormal meets detective work.

    I’d been having the same dream for the past month—the one where a dark stranger materialized out of smoke and shadows to play doctor with me. I was starting to wonder if repetitive exposure to nightly...

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    Artemis Fowl
    Book 1 in the series:Artemis Fowl

    Artemis Fowl - Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
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    Artemis Fowl follows the story of a young boy genius who embarks on a scheme to extort fairy gold by kidnapping a fairy and holding her hostage. The book delves into a world where magical beings are militarized and the protagonist, Artemis, must outwit the fairies to achieve his goal. The narrative is filled with action, humor, and a unique twist on the fantasy genre, portraying Artemis as a villainous character who is not entirely evil, adding depth to the storyline.

    The writing style of the book is described as engaging, fun, and quick-paced, with a mix of magic and technology that appeals to a wide range of readers. The plot unfolds with a blend of humor, adventure, and intriguing characters, including the clever protagonist Artemis Fowl, the resourceful fairy Holly Short, and the loyal butler Butler, creating an entertaining and captivating story that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.

    HO Chi Minh City in the summer. Sweltering by anyone’s standards. Needless to say, Artemis Fowl would not have been willing to put up with such discomfort if something extremely important had not been...

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    The Colour of Magic
    Book 1 in the series:Discworld

    The Colour of Magic - Discworld by Terry Pratchett
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    'The Colour of Magic' by Terry Pratchett is the first book in the Discworld series, introducing readers to the adventures of Twoflower, the Disc's first tourist, and Rincewind, a failed wizard who becomes his guide. The book is a humorous and whimsical fantasy satire that cleverly turns fantasy tropes on their heads, featuring a variety of eccentric characters and imaginative situations. The writing style of Terry Pratchett is described as witty, clever, and full of clever wordplay that creates a detailed and fantastical world for readers to explore.

    FIRE ROARED through the bifurcated city of Ankh-Morpork. Where it licked the Wizards’ Quarter it burned blue and green and was even laced with strange sparks of the eighth color, octarine; where its o...

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    Kitty and the Midnight Hour - Kitty Norville by Carrie Vaughn
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    Kitty Norville is a young werewolf who hosts a late-night radio talk show where she provides advice to supernatural beings. The book explores her journey as she navigates the world of werewolf politics, vampire politics, and human politics, all while dealing with the challenges of being a werewolf and a radio host. The story delves into the power dynamics of a werewolf pack and how Kitty starts to reclaim her confidence through her radio show, leading to conflicts in the supernatural world that spill over into daylight.

    Finally, I had the place to myself. I dimmed the lights so the control board glowed, the dials and switches futuristic and sinister. I pulled my blond hair into a ponytail. I was wearing jeans and an ...

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    A Beautiful Blue Death - Charles Lenox Mysteries by Charles Finch
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    'A Beautiful Blue Death' by Charles Finch is a Victorian mystery novel featuring amateur detective Charles Lenox. Lenox is a gentleman who assists in solving crimes, particularly the suspicious death of a former maid brought to his attention by his friend Lady Jane Grey. The book is set in London in the mid-1800s and follows Lenox's investigation, which involves unraveling a complex murder case involving an expensive and unusual poison. The plot unfolds at a leisurely pace, rich in period descriptions and character development, reminiscent of classic British mystery novels.

    The fateful note came just as Lenox was settling into his armchair after a long, tiresome day in the city. He read it slowly, handed it back to Graham, and told him to throw it away. Its contents gave...

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    Wings
    Book 1 in the series:Wings

    Wings - Wings by Aprilynne Pike
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    'Wings' by Aprilynne Pike is a young adult fantasy novel that follows the story of Laurel, a teenage girl who discovers she is not as ordinary as she thought. As Laurel navigates her new life at public school, she starts to unravel the mystery of her true identity as a fairy with wings that are actually plant blossoms. The book explores themes of self-discovery, first love, and the challenges of fitting in while being true to oneself. With a unique take on faeries and an integration of mythology, 'Wings' offers a refreshing and imaginative world-building experience for readers.

    After double-checking her schedule, Laurel found the biology lab and hurried to claim a seat by the windows. If she had to be indoors, she wanted to at least see outside. The rest of the class filed i...

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