Books matching: four brothers
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Save:Brokedown Palace is a standalone fantasy set in the world of Steven Brust's bestselling Vlad Taltos novels. The story follows four brothers ruling in Fenario - King Laszlo, Prince Andor, Prince Vilmos, and Prince Miklos - each with their unique traits and struggles. The narrative weaves together elements of old legend and modern storytelling, creating a lyrical and fascinating tale that delves into complex relationships, evolving characters, and a crumbling palace with underlying conflicts. The writing style leans towards a fairy tale, with humor and clean prose shining through, while the plot unfolds in a mysterious and surrealistic manner, keeping readers engaged till the end.
LONG AGO THERE LIVED A MIGHTY LORD NAMED FENARR. Some say he came from the lands around the North Sea, where the cold winds had frozen his sinews until they were like fine steel. Others say the Great ... - #2
Save:The Fishermen by Chigozie Obioma is a haunting and tragic tale of a Nigerian family torn apart by a madman's prophecy, told through the eyes of a young boy. The story delves into themes of sibling loyalty, cultural conflicts, superstitions, and the impact of political turmoil in Nigeria during the 1990s. The narrative unfolds like a Greek tragedy, with the author skillfully weaving together elements of family dynamics, societal pressures, and the consequences of fate.
My brothers and I became fishermen in January of 1996 after our father moved out of Akure, a town in the west of Nigeria, where we had lived together all our lives. His employer, the Central Bank of N... - #3
Save:In 'Find Me', Shiloh, the female main character, is in witness protection after her family is murdered by her stalker. The story follows her as she navigates processing her trauma, forming friendships with the Stone brothers next door, and dealing with the constant threat of her stalker still being at large. The writing style of the book is engaging, with a mix of suspenseful plotlines like the stalker storyline and the slow burn romance between Shiloh and the brothers. The author, Ashley N. Rostek, skillfully weaves together these elements to create a captivating story that keeps readers hooked from the beginning.
My uncle Logan’s gruff voice broke through my chains of fear. Forcing my eyes open, the first thing I saw was his face. I sat up panting, drenched in sweat. If it hadn’t been for Logan sitting next to... - #4The BeginningBook 1 in the series:Steele Ridge
Save:The beginning of 'Steele Ridge' introduces readers to the Steele family, consisting of four brothers, two sisters, and their mother. The prequel sets the stage for the series by showcasing the close bond between the brothers who have left their hometown to pursue their goals but eventually return. The story unfolds quickly, introducing readers to the brothers and the women who will form romantic relationships with them, while hinting at intriguing family secrets and dynamics.
The fast-paced narrative, filled with humor and action, leaves readers wanting more as they delve into the lives of characters like Micki Steele, the brothers, and their love interests. Despite some initial confusion due to the multitude of characters introduced, the prequel entices readers with a glimpse into the Steele family's world and sets the foundation for the upcoming series.
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Save:Readers praise 'The Stranger She Married' in the 'Rogue Hearts' series by Donna Hatch for its engaging plot and well-developed characters. The story revolves around Alicia Palmer, a debutant who must marry to save her family from debtor's prison. She meets Cole Amesbury, the oldest brother of the Amesbury family, and a romance ensues despite challenges and mysteries. The book is described as a blend of love story and murder mystery, with tastefully written love scenes and a well-executed setup leading to a gripping conclusion. The writing style is commended for being logical, error-free, and setting up the story and mystery effectively.
Alicia Palmer stepped down from the coach with all the enthusiasm of a condemned prisoner about to meet the executioner. She glanced up at the starry summer sky, seeking courage. Liveried servants lin... - #6
Save:Dragon Marked by Jaymin Eve is a supernatural fantasy novel following the story of Jessa Lebron, an Alpha Wolf Shifter living in a town of supernatural beings. When her mother returns after abandoning her, Jessa discovers dangerous secrets that put her and her pack's lives at risk. With dragon markings and hidden powers, Jessa must navigate a web of intrigue and danger while uncovering her true destiny. The book is filled with action, romance, and supernatural elements, keeping readers engaged with its fast-paced plot and intriguing characters.
Like a lot of older vamps, our history teacher, Mr. Vendir Vamissa, hadn’t forgotten the last supernatural war – when shifters and vampires had fought on opposite sides – so I wasn’t surprised when he... - #7
Save:Highland Conquest by Heather McCollum is a captivating tale set in a different time and place, following the story of Ella and Cain. The plot unfolds with a mix of funny scenes, sweet moments, and actions, as Cain tries to balance his duty as a chief with his growing feelings for Ella. The narrative is rich in detail, transporting readers to the highlands with vivid descriptions and strong character arcs. The book explores themes of love, trust, betrayal, and overcoming long-standing feuds, all woven together in a well-crafted story that keeps readers engaged till the end.
In this first book of the 'Sons of Sinclair' series, readers are introduced to Cain and his siblings, each set to have their own story in the subsequent books. The author, Heather McCollum, skillfully blends elements of romance, adventure, and family dynamics, creating a world that is both believable and intriguing. The book offers a mix of humor, passion, and emotional depth, making it a compelling read for fans of highland romance with a touch of historical tragedy.
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Save:Across Five Aprils is a coming of age novel set in the Civil War, following the experiences of young Jethro Creighton as he navigates the challenges of war, family responsibilities, and personal growth. The story delves into the struggles faced by Jethro's family in Southern Illinois during the turbulent years of the Civil War, highlighting themes of strength, maturity, and the impact of war on individuals and communities.
The narrative captures the essence of the Civil War era through vivid descriptions of battles, family dynamics, and historical events, providing readers with a rich and immersive portrayal of life during that period. Irene Hunt's writing style seamlessly weaves history into the story, creating a moving and authentic account that resonates with readers of all ages.
Ellen Creighton and her nine-year-old son, Jethro, were planting potatoes in the half-acre just south of their cabin that morning in mid-April 1861; they were out in the field as soon as breakfast was... - #9
Save:Crow Lake by Mary Lawson is a poignant and beautifully written story about family dynamics, loss, and coming of age in rural Ontario. The narrative follows Kate, the main character, as she reflects on her childhood after her parents' tragic death and the impact it had on her and her siblings. The book delves into themes of sibling relationships, survival, and the struggles of growing up in an isolated farming community. Lawson's writing style is described as lyrical, evocative, and emotionally engaging, capturing the grief and healing process in a compelling manner.
When the end came, it seemed to do so completely out of the blue, and it wasn’t until long afterward that I was able to see that there was a chain of events leading up to it. Some of those events had ... - #10
Save:'Lucia, Lucia' by Adriana Trigiani is a captivating story set in 1950s New York City, following the life of Lucia Sartori, a young Italian American woman who rebels against her parents' plans for her life. The book explores themes of independence, family expectations, love, and career aspirations, all within the backdrop of a close-knit Italian Catholic family. Through detailed descriptions and character interactions, the author paints a vivid picture of Lucia's journey towards self-discovery and fulfillment, with a mix of romance, drama, and nostalgia for the postwar era.
The narrative style of 'Lucia, Lucia' weaves together Lucia's past and present, creating a compelling story that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The book delves into Lucia's struggles, triumphs, and relationships, offering a glimpse into the challenges faced by women in the 1950s as they navigated societal norms and personal desires. With elements of family dynamics, friendship, and personal growth, 'Lucia, Lucia' presents a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that resonate with readers of all backgrounds.
From her window Kit Zanetti can see absolutely everything that happens on Commerce Street. The name doesn’t really suit the street; it should be called Winding Trail, or Lavender Lane, or Rue de Gem. ...
