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Save:A guilty-pleasure read for fans of dark, brooding anti-heroes and teen paranormal drama - enjoyable if you like your romance complicated and your angels fallen, but skip it if you want empowered heroines or a healthier love story.
Hush, Hush is a young adult fantasy novel that revolves around the story of Nora Grey, a high school student who gets entangled with Patch, a mysterious and alluring boy who turns out to be a fallen angel. The book delves into the dark, forbidden romance between Nora and Patch, as well as the supernatural elements surrounding their relationship. The plot unfolds with a mix of adventure, romance, and mystery, keeping readers engaged with its fast-paced writing style and intriguing character dynamics.
IWALKED INTO BIOLOGY AND MY JAW FELL OPEN. Mysteriously adhered to the chalkboard was a Barbie doll, with Ken at her side. They’d been forced to link arms and were naked except for artificial leaves p...2009•422 pages - #2
Save:When it rained, Charlie preferred the night. Liquid sunshine, gray daylight—they were nothing compared to the glitter caught in the arcs of the street lamps, that beaded against her balcony railing, h...Beautiful Charlie Newcomb is being hunted by vampires, for she is the link to a medical miracle that could be invaluable to the night stalkers. Her only protection is her guardian, Ethan. But will he be enough to save her when darkness falls?
...February 2008•478 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Guardians ) - #3
Save:Crescendo delivers non-stop drama, supernatural intrigue, and a jaw-dropping cliffhanger - but it’s a love-it-or-hate-it kind of ride. If you loved Hush, Hush, you’ll want to keep reading; if you didn’t, this probably won’t change your mind!
'Crescendo' in the series 'Hush, Hush' by Becca Fitzpatrick follows the story of Nora, who is navigating through various challenges including a breakup with her angel boyfriend Patch, mysterious events surrounding her father's death, and the arrival of an old friend Scott with unclear intentions. As Nora delves deeper into her heritage and uncovers shocking truths, she is faced with betrayal, jealousy, and danger. The plot thickens as Nora's relationships are tested, secrets are revealed, and she finds herself in the midst of a suspenseful and thrilling journey filled with twists and turns.
The writing style of 'Crescendo' is described as engaging and fast-paced, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with a mix of mystery, drama, and romance. The author, Becca Fitzpatrick, creates a world that captivates readers, leaving them eager to uncover the secrets and unravel the complexities of the characters' lives.
PATCH WAS STANDING BEHIND ME, HIS HANDS on my hips, his body relaxed. He stood two inches over six feet tall and had a lean, athletic build that even loose-fit jeans and a T-shirt couldn’t conceal. Th... - #4
Save:Silence keeps the drama high and the romance sizzling, making it a top pick for Hush, Hush fans - though the amnesia angle and slow start mean it's best for those already invested in Nora and Patch's story.
Silence is the third installment in the 'Hush, Hush' series by Becca Fitzpatrick. The story revolves around Nora, who is found with no memory of her kidnapping, and as the plot unfolds, her memories start resurfacing, revealing a world of fallen angels, Nephilim, and a brewing war. The book is filled with suspense, action, mystery, and romance, keeping readers on the edge with unexpected twists and turns. The writing style is praised for its improvement, engaging readers with a mix of questions, revelations, and intricate character developments.
My neck was crooked at a painful angle, and I opened my eyes. Thin stones loomed out of the blue-black fog. For a strange suspended moment, an image of crooked teeth came to mind, and then I saw them... - #5
Save:A hilarious, feel-good enemies-to-lovers romance that delivers exactly what it promises: fun, fluff, and sizzling tension. Perfect for when you’re in the mood to smile and escape for a while.
In "Checkmate" by R.L. Mathewson, the story revolves around Rory James and Connor O'Neil, lifelong neighbors and enemies who are forced to work together on a construction project. Their dynamic is filled with pranks, bantering, and unresolved feelings that gradually surface as they navigate through crazy situations involving family, past secrets, and plenty of steamy moments. The writing style is characterized by humor, quirky characters, and a mix of history and depth that adds layers to the plot, creating a fun and engaging read.
"Come on, come on, come on," Rory mumbled as she waited for the only traffic light in town to turn green. Just as it did, she sighed with immense relief which ended abruptly when Mrs. Church, Golden,...2012•399 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Neighbor from Hell ) - #6
Save:A steamy, fast-paced paranormal adventure that’s perfect for fans of angel/vampire intrigue and romance. A few minor bumps, but if you like your love stories dark, emotional, and action-packed, this one’s for you.
"A Touch of Crimson" by Sylvia Day is the first in the Renegade Angels series, introducing readers to a world where mortals, Angels, Archangels, Vampires, Lycans, and Demons coexist. The story revolves around Lindsay Gibson, a strong mortal carrying the soul of Shadoe, daughter of the Vampire Leader Syre, and Adrian Mitchell, the leader of the Sentinels tasked with policing the fallen angels and their minions. The plot is filled with action, mystery, and romance, reminiscent of early Sookie Stackhouse series, with a unique take on angels, vampires, and lycans. The author's writing style is engaging, creating an intricate supernatural world that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
Adrian and Lindsay are destined to meet repeatedly throughout the centuries, with Lindsay being the vessel for Shadoe's soul, leading to a complex love story between them. delves into the conflict between angels, vampires, and lycans that has been raging for centuries, with Adrian struggling to protect Lindsay while preparing for war against various threats. The characters are well-drawn, the chemistry between them is excellent, and the plot is full of twists and turns that keep readers engaged, setting the stage for a promising series filled with action, intrigue, and passion.
The pronouncement hit Adrian Mitchell like a physical blow. Gripping the handrail to counterbalance his shaken composure, he rounded a bend in the stairwell and looked at the seraph who ascended abrea...October 2011•369 pages - #7
Save:A strong, classic LitRPG with meaty progression, immersive battles, and intriguing world-building - just be ready for a bit of descriptive overload now and then. Highly recommended for LitRPG lovers, especially if you’re patient with deep dives into world lore.
'Battlefield Reclaimer' in the series 'Guardian of Aster Fall' by author David North is a fantasy novel that follows the journey of the main character as he navigates a world filled with crafting, fighting, and power progression. The story intertwines elements of fantasy, power progression, and cultivation, drawing influences from eastern manhwa. showcases a balance between crafting and fighting, with a clear focus on character development and world-building. Despite the fast-paced action and battles, the book also delves into the intricacies of crafting and the well-thought-out magic system, creating a captivating and engaging narrative.
The writing style of 'Battlefield Reclaimer' is described as well-crafted, action-packed, and development-focused. offers a mix of action, drama, and world-building, with an engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked. The story evolves as the series progresses, providing a slow burn experience that morphs with each book, making it a compelling read for fans of action and cultivation genres.
Once upon a time, his family had been Arcane Researchers, a well-respected subclass of Wizards who delved into the past. They worked for the really powerful battle wizards, creating spells and strengt...September 2021•658 pages - #8
Save:A swoon-worthy supernatural romance with plenty of emotional highs and whodunit tension. Best for those who crave paranormal YA drama with heartfelt themes, but it may not win over everyone.
'Kissed by an Angel' in the series by Elizabeth Chandler follows a gripping storyline filled with romance, mystery, and guardian angels. The plot revolves around the tragic death of Tristan, the blossoming love between Ivy and Tristan, and the mysterious events that unfold, keeping readers engaged with unexpected twists and turns. The writing style seamlessly weaves together emotional storytelling, comedic elements, and a touch of paranormal, creating a captivating narrative that explores themes of love, loss, and the supernatural.
“I never knew how romantic a backseat could be,” Ivy said, resting against it, smiling at Tristan. Then she looked past him at the pile of junk on the car floor. “Maybe you should pull your tie out of...1995•230 pages - #9
Save:A heartwarming historical romance with real emotional heft, an appealingly broken hero, and a vibrant cast. Not flawless, but memorable - especially for fans of familial sagas and tortured heroes.
'Lord of Ice' in the series 'Knight Miscellany' by author Gaelen Foley tells the story of Damien, a war hero suffering from PTSD, who becomes the guardian of Miranda, a strong-willed and talented young woman. The plot revolves around their evolving relationship as Damien tries to help Miranda navigate society while dealing with his own demons. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-developed characters and emotional depth, set against the backdrop of Regency England.
Picking his way through the clutter of the majors seedy bachelor lodgings, Algernon Sherbrooke, Viscount Hubert, pulled out a fastidiously pressed and monogrammed handkerchief, veiling his nostrils f...January 2002•425 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Knight Miscellany ) - #10
Save:An exciting, imaginative start to a beloved series! Perfect for middle-grade readers who want action, friendship, and a dash of magic in a world of brave owls.
"The Capture" in the series "Guardians of Ga'Hoole" by Kathryn Lasky follows the story of a young barn owl named Soren who is kidnapped and taken to St. Aegolius Academy, a sinister institution where young owls are brainwashed. Along with his friend Gylfie, Soren must navigate the challenges of the academy, uncover its dark secrets, and find a way to escape. The plot is emotionally engaging and exciting, with vivid descriptions and believable characters that appeal to readers of all ages. The writing style is described as evocative, with great imagery and a mix of adventure, sentiment, and action that keeps readers engaged.
“You really wouldn’t want them arriving just when you’re about to begin branching,” Kludd said dully. Branching was the first step, literally, toward flight. The young owlets would begin by hopping fr...2003•242 pages
