Books matching: flawed yet relatable characters
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Save:In the book "Green Gryphon," readers are introduced to a world filled with magic, shifters, vampires, and mythological beings like Quinn the Gryphon and Lucan the Dragon. The story follows Mackenzie Green, a human mage working for a Hunter Guild, as she navigates a world where magic has returned, turning everything upside down. The plot is fast-paced, enthralling, and full of action, with elements of mystery and a hint of romance. The writing style paints a uniquely beautiful world with rich world-building and a diverse cast of characters, creating a tale of found family, trust, acceptance, and the classic battle of good versus evil.
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Save:'Split Second' in the series 'Sean King & Michelle Maxwell' by author David Baldacci follows two Secret Service agents, Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, who have both lost presidential candidates under their protection. The agents work together to unravel a complex web of events that link the incidents together. The story is filled with action and intellectual theories exchanged by the agents as they navigate towards the conclusion. The plot is fast-paced, intricate, and involves unexpected twists and turns that keep the readers engaged throughout the book.
The narrative introduces the characters of Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, their backgrounds, and the circumstances that brought them together. The duo faces challenges and dangers as they seek answers beyond the official reports of the incidents. is described as a good beginning to a series, combining elements of action, mystery, and likable characters that work well together in solving the mysteries presented in the plot.
THE MOTORCADE STREAMED into the tree-shaded parking lot, where it disgorged numerous people who looked hot, tired and genuinely unhappy. The miniature army marched toward the ugly white brick building... - #3Noticeby:
Save:Notice by K. Webster is a dark romance novel that explores the intense and twisted relationship between Grayson and Violet. Grayson, a hyper-focused and obsessed man, finally notices Violet after six years of working together. As their story unfolds, readers are taken on a journey filled with steamy moments, dark themes, and unexpected twists. The writing style of K. Webster is described as unique and captivating, delving into the complex dynamics between the characters and their pasts.
My perfectly manicured fingers, which were typing away on the keyboard, pause as I lift my gaze to the old man. His beady eyes flit over my silky white blouse to where my full breasts are barely encas... - #4
Save:'The Memory Watcher' by Minka Kent is a psychological thriller that delves into the lives of Autumn Carpenter and Daphne McMullen. Autumn becomes obsessed with the McMullen family after discovering them on social media, especially her biological daughter Grace, who was adopted by the McMullens. As Autumn infiltrates the family as a nanny, secrets and undercurrents begin to unravel, leading to unexpected twists and revelations. The story is narrated from both Autumn and Daphne's perspectives, highlighting the facade of picture-perfect lives portrayed on social media and the hidden truths that lie beneath.
She doesn’t even know me. Of course she didn’t block me, and I “ghost” follow her. I’m not an “official” follower. Official followers require proof of identification due to Instaface’s strict no-dummy... - #5
Save:Readers describe 'Ever Yours, Annabelle' as a historical romance novel set in the Regency era. The story follows the relationship between the main characters, Annabelle and Robert, who have known each other since childhood. The plot revolves around a falling out between the two characters, leading to years of separation before they reconnect as adults. The book is praised for its emotional depth, angsty moments, and the intense longing between the characters. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-developed characters and a storyline that evokes strong emotions from readers.
Mama says I may begin writing to you, provided I also write to John. I do not wish to write my brother, as he is daft and likes to tease me about my nose being too small. Papa says older brothers teas...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rescued from Ruin ) - #6
Save:'Dreaming' by Jill Barnett is a romantic novel that follows the story of Letty and Richard. Letty, a naive and accident-prone young woman, has been in love with Richard since childhood. Richard, a troubled man who has recently become the Earl of Downe, tries to avoid Letty due to her clumsiness and their past mishaps. However, circumstances force them together, leading to a journey of self-discovery, unconditional love, and redemption. The book is filled with humorous incidents, adventures, and unexpected twists, creating a heartwarming and engaging story that explores themes of love, forgiveness, and personal growth.
The writing style of 'Dreaming' is described as humorous, engaging, and emotionally impactful. The book combines elements of romance, humor, and adventure to create a unique and compelling narrative. Readers are drawn into the story by the charming characters, witty dialogue, and unexpected plot developments. Despite some unrealistic aspects, the book is praised for its ability to evoke a range of emotions, from laughter to tears, making it a memorable and enjoyable read.
The Earl of Downe was known for his horsemanship—which was fortunate because it was harder than hell to stay on a horse when one was drunk. It was even harder at night, and this night was darker than ... - #7
Save:'On a Quiet Street' by Seraphina Nova Glass is a captivating story that revolves around an unlikely bond formed between neighbors. Despite the slow start, the plot builds up to engage the readers thoroughly, with likable characters and unexpected twists and turns. The author's writing style is described as addictive, fun, intense, and fast-paced, keeping the readers hooked until the very end.
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Save:'System Change' in the 'System Universe' series by SunriseCV follows the story of a main character who, despite not desiring to be a hero, upholds a strong moral compass and stands against the abuse of commoners by powerful nobles. The protagonist's journey through a cool world with a well-developed magic system and interesting characters is filled with adventures that challenge his cautious nature and lead to personal growth. The book presents a unique take on the system genre, blending elements of overpowered characters, flawed personalities, and sarcastic humor to create a fast-paced, subversive adventure filled with unexpected twists and turns.
The narrative of 'System Change' is driven by an overpowered protagonist who navigates a new system with a mix of humor, strong storytelling, and engaging character development. The book balances fun and interesting progression with a focus on storyline and character depth, providing a refreshing and immersive reading experience for fans of the LitRPG genre. Despite initial choppiness in the opening chapters, the book gains momentum as the story unfolds, captivating readers with its humor, immersive world-building, and consistent pacing.
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Save:In "Henry's Sisters" by Cathy Lamb, the story revolves around the Bommarito family, particularly Henry's sisters, Isabelle, Cecilia, and Janie, who are brought back home to Trillium River to care for their brother Henry and grandmother. The book delves into the troubled past of the family, exploring themes of neglect, mental illness, and the bonds of sisterhood. Narrated in the first person by Isabelle, the reader gets to know each sister intimately, despite their struggles and emotional turmoil. As they face one crisis after another, the family bakery becomes a source of inspiration and solace, highlighting themes of love, resilience, and creativity.
The novel skillfully weaves together intricate human relationships, portraying the characters as flawed yet relatable. The story is a blend of humor and tragedy, offering a poignant exploration of life, love, and family dynamics. Despite the challenges they face, the sisters find strength in their love for each other, ultimately coming to terms with their past and finding hope for the future.
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Save:'You Don't Have a Shot' by Racquel Marie is a young adult contemporary romance that follows Valentina, who's vying for the captain position and winning a soccer championship to be noticed by scouters, and Leticia, captain of the rival team who is just having fun playing soccer. The two have a heated moment on the field resulting in Valentina losing her captain position and her team losing. To get away for the summer, she joins her best friends at a soccer camp and ends up being chosen to co captain a team with Leticia. The pair butts heads due to Valentina wanting to have the best team to win while Leticia has hopes for the girls and just wants everyone to have fun. Valentina's soccer dreams seem to be at a close distance but first she must navigate her team, grief and a strained relationship with her father, her rivalry and growing feelings for Leticia. The author skillfully weaves in themes of friendship, familial relationships, grief, self-hatred, and anxiety, creating a diverse NA YA story that focuses more on these aspects rather than solely on relationships.
