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Save:"In Charm's Way" by Lana Harper, part of "The Witches of Thistle Grove" series, follows Delilah as she struggles to regain her memories after a spell shattered them. When she turns to dangerous magic, she unintentionally attracts supernatural creatures to Thistle Grove, leading her to rely on the mysterious half human, half fae monster hunter, Cat Quinn, for protection. The book delves into themes of rage, healing, and self-discovery, offering a unique blend of contemporary romance, fantasy elements, and LGBTQIA themes. The plot unfolds with a focus on the development of Delilah's character, her growth, resilience, and the community of Thistle Grove, creating a captivating and enchanting atmosphere for readers.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Witches of Thistle Grove ) - #2
Save:'Night In His Eyes' from the series 'Fae Prince of Everenne' by Alisyn Fae, Emma Alisyn, follows the story of Aerinne, a half-human, half-fae woman seeking revenge against Prince Renaud for inadvertently causing her mother's death. The plot revolves around the tension and dance between Aerinne's vow to kill Renaud and the undeniable draw he has towards her, amidst a backdrop of war and power struggles between different fae houses. The writing style of the book is described as gripping from the beginning, with a mix of fantasy elements, strong character dynamics, and a slow burn romance that keeps readers wanting more.
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Save:'Heart of the Raven Prince' in the series 'Entangled with Fae' by author Tessonja Odette follows the story of Ember, a half-human and half-fae girl, who is under the control of her cruel stepmother until she turns 18. As Ember navigates her difficult circumstances, she meets Franco, the Prince of the Unseelie court, who slowly falls in love with her. includes elements of fae bargains, a slow-burn romance, and notable scenes where Ember stands up to her stepfamily. The writing style is described as well-crafted, with dual point of views and a touch of spice in the romance.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Entangled with Fae ) - #4
Save:In "Night Huntress" by Yasmine Galenorn, the fifth installment of the Otherworld series, Delilah, the werecat, takes center stage as she leads the group in a quest to find the fourth Spirit Seal. With the help of new allies like Vanzir and Roz, the group faces off against Karvanak, a demon minion of Shadow Wing, who kidnaps Delilah's boyfriend Chase to gain control over the sisters. The book is filled with action, humor, and character development, as Delilah navigates her supernatural abilities, personal relationships, and the ongoing battle to protect both Otherworld and Earth from evil forces.
Galenorn's writing style in "Night Huntress" is praised for its well-developed characters, engaging plotlines, and unique narrative approach of rotating point of views among the D'Artigo sisters. The book delves into themes of love, loyalty, and self-discovery, offering readers a mix of paranormal adventure, romance, and suspense as the sisters face impossible odds and dangerous enemies in their fight to save the realms.
The late-April night was unseasonably warm, so I’d left the window open a couple inches. Just enough for a breath of fresh air to pass through. From the bed, I gazed up at the moon, which glittered a ...
(Also, see 39 recommendations for the series Other World ) - #5
Save:'Rosemary and Rue' is the first book in the 'October Daye' urban fantasy series by Seanan McGuire. The story follows October Toby Daye, a changeling who is half human and half fae, as she navigates a world of supernatural creatures in San Francisco. Toby is a private investigator who gets pulled into solving a murder mystery after being cursed and forced back into the fae world. The book explores themes of identity, betrayal, and resilience as Toby faces challenges and dangers while trying to uncover the truth behind the murder.
The writing style in 'Rosemary and Rue' is a blend of urban fantasy and mystery with a focus on fae folklore and mythology. The plot is filled with twists and turns, featuring a flawed but strong protagonist who must overcome personal struggles and physical obstacles to solve the mystery. The book sets the stage for a richly detailed world where the fae coexist with humans, offering a fresh take on familiar fantasy tropes.
THE PHONE WAS RINGING. Again. I turned my attention from the rearview mirror and glared at the cellular phone that lay jangling in my passenger seat next to a bag of Fritos and one of Gilly’s coloring... - #6
Save:'Dark Alpha's Claim' in the 'Reapers' series by Donna Grant is a paranormal romance novel that follows the story of Baylon, a Reaper tasked with eliminating evil dark Fae. When he meets Jordyn, a half Fae, half human woman, he is drawn to her despite the strict rules against relationships for Reapers. As they navigate their forbidden love, they uncover a dangerous plot against them, leading to suspense and intrigue. The writing style introduces readers to a world of Fae, Reapers, and a war between dark and light, with a strong dash of romance that keeps the story engaging and captivating.
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Save:'A Court of Honey and Ash' by Shannon Mayer is a fast-paced urban fantasy novel set in a world filled with action, magic, giants, and shapeshifting fae. The main character, Kallik 'Alli', is an orphaned half-fae, half-human fighting to find her place in a dangerous world while uncovering a mystery that could lead to her demise. The story is filled with intense moments, forbidden love, and a gripping plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The world-building is vivid, with settings ranging from a magical island to a modern fantasy world with a unique twist on fae culture.
Feet and hands planted in the scorching sand, under an equally scorching sun, I held my position in an awkward downward dog, while I waited for the bellow from the Horn of the Untried. I swallowed har... - #8
Save:A Rake of His Own by A.J. Lancaster is a romantic fantasy novel that follows Marius and Rakken as they team up to solve a murder mystery while navigating their complicated feelings for each other. The story is set in a magical world where Marius, a botany student, and Rakken, a Fae Prince, must confront their growing attraction amidst political intrigue and family dynamics. The writing style is described as intelligent, funny, charming, and complex, with a focus on character development and organic romance.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Stariel ) - #9
Save:Wedded to the Wanton Witch is a delightful enemies-to-lovers story following Lady Frances and Jonas Moen as they enter a marriage of convenience for their own reasons. The book features a mix of gaslamp fantasy, regency romance, and romance fantasy elements, with witty banter, flirtatious tension, and emotional depth that keeps readers engaged. The story unfolds through entertaining exchanges of letters between the main characters, showcasing their evolving relationship and the unexpected feelings that arise between them.
Lady Frances is portrayed as a strong and witty character who matches Jonas's playful pranks with her own clever comebacks, creating a dynamic and entertaining relationship. The book also highlights the cozy and comforting aspects of romance, with heartwarming details like Frances's knitting hobby and her bond with a little dragon, adding a touch of whimsy to the story.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fae Tricksters ) - #10
Save:From the outset of the novel, we are introduced to Dana, a teenager with a troubled past involving an alcoholic mother and a mysterious faerie father. Dana runs away to Avalon to find her father, only to discover that she is a rare faeriewalker, caught in a world of magic, political power struggles, and romance. The book creates a suspenseful new world where faeries and humans coexist, with a unique plot that keeps readers intrigued.
Dana's journey in Glimmerglass is filled with self-discovery, danger, and intrigue as she navigates through a world where she is a sought-after pawn due to her unique abilities. The author, Jenna Black, crafts a magical story of teens caught between their need for control and the manipulations of adults, set in a world where fae magic and human technology collide.
My palms were sweaty and my heart was in my throat as my plane made its descent into London. I could hardly believe I was really doing this, hardly believe I had found the courage to run away from hom...
