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Save:'The Train Derails in Boston' by Jessica McHugh is a gripping and twisted novel that seamlessly weaves together elements of horror, erotica, and the supernatural. The story follows the dysfunctional Malone family as they move into Cherrywood Lodge, where they encounter disturbing and mind-bending events. Through a narrative that jumps back and forth in time, readers are slowly exposed to the dark secrets and horrors lurking within the family's history. The book is filled with intense and graphic scenes that blend passion with terror, keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the shocking and cleverly crafted conclusion.
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Save:'Faggots' by Larry Kramer is a satirical novel that provides a frank look at the gay culture in New York City in the years between Stonewall and the AIDS epidemic. The story follows a group of characters who are searching for love but often find themselves immersed in a world of excessive sex and hedonism. Kramer's writing style includes detailed and graphic depictions of various sexual acts and settings such as the Piers, the Baths, and Fire Island, while also taking aim at societal norms and sacred cows like religion, family, and politics. The novel has been described as both ironic and affectionate, capturing the excesses and challenges faced by gay men during that time period.
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Save:The Journeyer by Gary Jennings is a historical novel that follows the adventurous life of Marco Polo along the Silk Road. The book is known for its detailed descriptions of customs, cultures, and foods, providing an immersive experience for the reader. Jennings' writing style is praised for its accuracy and sense of being there, as he researched extensively to bring historical settings to life.
When Marco Polo lay on his deathbed, his priest, his friends and relations clustered around him to plead that he at last renounce the countless lies he had related as his true adventures, so his soul ... - #4
Save:'A Kiss of Shadows' in the 'Merry Gentry' series by Laurell K. Hamilton is a dark urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Meredith Gentry, a faerie princess who is also a private detective in Los Angeles. The plot revolves around the intricate world of the fey, filled with court politics, sensuality, and dark secrets. The writing style of the book is described as explicit and sensual, with a focus on world-building and character development, all set in a modern-day setting with a touch of gothic elements.
Los Angeles is a place where people, those with wings and without, come to hide. Hide from others, hide from themselves. I’d come to hide and I’d succeeded, but staring out at the thick, dirty air, I ... - #5
Save:Angels' Blood by Nalini Singh is the first novel in the Guild Hunter Series, a paranormal romance that introduces readers to a world where Archangels rule over humans, vampires, and angels. The story follows Elena Deveraux, a skilled vampire hunter hired by the Archangel of New York, Raphael, for a dangerous mission. The plot revolves around a power struggle between Elena and Raphael as they navigate a world filled with angels, vampires, and deadly threats, blending romance, action, and suspense in a modern-day setting.
Okay, maybe the actual words varied but the feel was the same. It made her want to track down and exterminate the idiot fifteenth-century storyteller who’d made up that tale in the first place. Of cou... - #6
Save:In "Throne of Glass" by Sarah J. Maas, readers are introduced to Celaena Sardothian, a skilled assassin who is given the opportunity to compete in a tournament to become the King's Champion and gain her freedom. The book follows Celaena's journey as she navigates the challenges of the competition, forms unexpected friendships, and uncovers mysterious murders that threaten her life. The writing style is described as vivid, well-written, and engaging, with a mix of action-packed scenes, intriguing characters, and a compelling murder mystery that keeps readers craving for more.
After a year of slavery in the Salt Mines of Endovier, Celaena Sardothien was accustomed to being escorted everywhere in shackles and at sword-point. Most of the thousands of slaves in Endovier receiv... - #7
Save:In "Darkfever" by Karen Marie Moning, readers are introduced to MacKayla Lane, a young woman seeking justice for her murdered sister in Dublin, Ireland. As Mac delves into the mystery surrounding her sister's death, she discovers a hidden world of faeries and supernatural beings, where she possesses unique abilities that make her a key player in a dangerous game of intrigue and deception. The book combines elements of urban fantasy, mystery, and paranormal romance, with a plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, culminating in a cliffhanger ending that leaves them eager for more. Moning's writing style weaves together dark themes with light moments, creating a compelling narrative that immerses readers in a world filled with monsters, secrets, and unexpected alliances.
It gets crazy hot in the South in the summer, but it's worth it to have such short, mild winters. I like most all seasons and climes. I can get into an overcast drizzly autumn day—great for curling up... - #8
Save:'From Blood and Ash' by Jennifer L. Armentrout is a fantasy novel following the story of Poppy, the Maiden, who is chosen at birth for a mysterious role. The plot revolves around court politics, Poppy's day-to-day life, and the world of the Kingdom, filled with strife and dangerous creatures. As Poppy navigates her isolation and duties, she uncovers secrets about her heritage, the Ascension, and the ongoing conflict between different factions within the Kingdom. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on character development, world-building, and a slow-burn romance between Poppy and Hawke, the Royal Guard.
The book delves into themes of power, strength, and identity, as Poppy struggles with her restricted life as the Maiden while yearning for freedom and self-discovery. With a mix of fantasy politics, intriguing plot twists, and a strong female protagonist, 'From Blood and Ash' sets the stage for a complex and captivating series that explores the dynamics of love, power, and destiny in a high fantasy setting.
I looked up from my cards and across the crimson-painted surface to the three men sitting at the table. I’d chosen this spot for a reason. I’d…felt nothing from them as I drifted between the crowded t... - #9
Save:Jill Sorenson's 'Crash Into Me' tells the story of FBI Special Agent Sonny Vasquez who is assigned to go undercover to investigate Ben Fortune, a world-famous surfer suspected of murdering his wife and other women in southern California. The book weaves a tale of intense attraction between Sonny and Ben, as they navigate through horrifying events and question each other's trustworthiness and motives. Alongside the main plot, the story also delves into the secondary narrative of two troubled teenagers finding solace in each other, adding depth and emotion to the overall suspenseful storyline. The writing style is described as engaging, riveting, and emotionally captivating, with unexpected twists and believable conflicts that keep the readers hooked till the end.
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Save:'The Other Book' by Roe Horvat is a story that delves into the themes of sexual freedom, healing through intimacy, and the complexities of love. The plot follows a gay graphic designer who must confront his feelings for his closeted boss, exploring the visceral attraction between the two men alongside the psychological damage and emotional pain they both carry. The writing style is described as a shift in Horvat's work, moving towards a more erotic tone while still maintaining a strong romantic essence. The book includes explicit scenes that reveal the characters' depth and shed light on tender relationships.
