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    A Gentleman Never Keeps Score - Seducing the Sedgwicks by Cat Sebastian
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    'A Gentleman Never Keeps Score' by Cat Sebastian is a historical romance novel set in Victorian London, focusing on the relationship between two main characters, Sam and Hartley. The story revolves around the unlikely friendship that blossoms into a deep love between these two lonely souls who navigate their way to a happy ending despite facing seemingly impossible odds. The book skillfully weaves together themes of trauma, acceptance, and love, set against a backdrop of mystery and a supportive community of characters. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on character development and realistic portrayals of relationships in a historical setting.

    Hartley wrinkled his nose. “Why are you wearing that?” he asked his brother. Will’s coat had quite plainly been tailored for a different person, if it had been tailored at all, which was an open quest...

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    The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna
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    The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna tells the story of Mika Moon, a witch who has always hidden her identity, moving from place to place to protect her secret. When she receives a mysterious invitation to teach young witches at Nowhere House, she starts feeling at home among people who know her secret, finding a sense of belonging. The book follows Mika's journey of fitting in, forming relationships with the eccentric residents of the house, and uncovering secrets, including a potential romance with the grumpy librarian, Jamie. The writing style is described as bright and colorful, filled with humor, quirky characters, and heartwarming moments that make the readers feel like they are wrapped in a warm hug.


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    Kade
    Book 1 in the series:Brash Brothers

    Kade - Brash Brothers by Jenna Myles
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    'Kade' in the series 'Brash Brothers' by Jenna Myles is a captivating romance novel that delves into serious issues while maintaining a lighthearted tone. The story follows the strong-willed Becca and the grumpy yet good-hearted Kade as they navigate personal growth, unexpected connections, and family dynamics. The writing style is described as evocative, funny, charming, and real, with a touch of humor and instant character chemistry that hooks the reader from the first chapter.


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    Forged by Blood - The Tainted Blood Duology by Ehigbor Okosun
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    Forged by Blood by Ehigbor Okosun is a young adult fantasy novel set in an Afro-centric world where the protagonist, Demi, an Oluso with magical abilities, is determined to end the bloodshed against her people. The book follows her journey as she gets involved in a plot to save her people, involving kidnapping a prince and facing various challenges along the way. The narrative delves into themes of friendship, family, discrimination, and staying true to oneself, all while exploring a richly detailed world inspired by Nigerian mythology. The writing style is descriptive, painting vivid pictures of landscapes, colorful characters, and engaging food descriptions, although some readers found the world-building to be excessive at times.


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    Dungeon Heart - Dungeon Heart by David Sanchez-Ponton
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    Readers praise 'Dungeon Heart' for its well-written narrative and compelling system that supports the story. The book follows the journey of a dwarf who dies and becomes a dungeon core, creating an enchanting and readable tale. The author, David Sanchez-Ponton, emphasizes the beauty and skill of the dungeon created by the main character, a master craftsman of legendary skill. The story progresses quickly, offering a robust system that allows readers to sink their teeth into the world of dungeons and monsters.


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    A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman
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    A Man Called Ove is a heartwarming story about a grumpy old man, Ove, who is grieving the death of his wife and contemplating suicide. However, his plans are constantly interrupted by new neighbors and various situations that force him to interact with the world around him. The book delves into Ove's past, revealing the reasons behind his grumpiness and showcasing his transformation as he forms unexpected connections with those around him. The writing style is described as charming, sweet, and humorous, with a balance between touching moments and light-hearted humor.

    He drives a Saab. He’s the kind of man who points at people he doesn’t like the look of, as if they were burglars and his forefinger a policeman’s flashlight. He stands at the counter of a shop where ...

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    The Gauguin Connection - Genevieve Lenard by Estelle Ryan
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    'The Gauguin Connection' by Estelle Ryan follows the story of Dr. Genevieve Lenard, a high-functioning autistic art crime investigator with a unique ability to read body language. She works for an insurance company and becomes involved in cases involving stolen art, art forgery rings, and missing weapons. The plot is intricate, involving complex mysteries that keep the readers engaged till the end. The writing style is descriptive, painting vivid pictures of characters and settings, making it an easily readable book that keeps the readers hooked.

    “Pleased to meet you, Ms. Lenard.” The stranger held out his hand expectantly. His rumpled overcoat and the dark circles under his eyes gave the impression that he hadn’t slept in days. Even his voice...

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    Raybearer
    Book 1 in the series:Raybearer

    Raybearer - Raybearer by Jordan Ifueko
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    Raybearer follows the story of Tarisai, the daughter of The Lady, who possesses the gift of seeing people's memories when she touches them. Her mother commands her to make the future king love her and then kill him as part of a larger magical plot. As Tarisai navigates her curse and her own free will, she discovers her own purpose and must find her place in the world. The book features intricate world-building, compelling characters, complex mother-daughter relationships, and themes of power and found family in a West African-inspired setting.

    When elephants passed by in a lumbering sea beneath my window, flecks of light whispered in the dust, dancing above the rows of tusks and leather. I leaned precariously over the sill, hoping to catch ...

  9. #9
    Beyond Shame
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    Book 1 in the series:Beyond

    Beyond Shame - Beyond by Kit Rocha
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    'Beyond Shame' by Kit Rocha is an erotic romance set in a dystopian world where men hold power, and the story revolves around characters exploring their sexuality and relationships within the O'Kane gang in Sector Four. The book combines themes of BDSM, found family, and love in a post-apocalyptic setting, with a focus on hot and explicit sex scenes intertwined with an actual plot that delves into power dynamics, consent, and polyamory.

    The writing style in 'Beyond Shame' is described as sizzling and engaging, with well-developed characters, strong world-building, and a balance between erotic content and deeper exploration of themes like boundaries, communication, and understanding the complexities of relationships in a dystopic society. The book offers a mix of hot and graphic intimacy scenes, BDSM elements, and a storyline that goes beyond sexual encounters to explore the characters' emotional journeys and desires for connection and freedom.

    The bastard looked ready to bolt until Ace stepped forward, one hand on his gun. Faced with two men wearing O'Kane ink, the man froze and did the only smart thing—he spilled his guts. "Just drops. Not...

  10. #10
    Unhinged
    Book 1 in the series:Necessary Evils

    Unhinged - Necessary Evils by Onley James
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    'Unhinged' in the series 'Necessary Evils' by author Onley James follows the dark and intense relationship between Adam, a psychopath trained as a vigilante killer, and Noah, the son of one of Adam's victims seeking revenge. Despite their traumatic pasts, Adam and Noah form a deep bond that transcends their individual darkness. The story delves into themes of child abuse, murder, and complex relationships, all while maintaining a balance of humor and raw emotion that keeps the reader engaged. The writing style of the book is described as witty, dark, and twisted, with a focus on the intense and unconventional love between the main characters.


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