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Lords of Pain follows the story of Story, a young woman who returns to seek refuge with the three men who tormented her in the past. Killian, Tristan, and Dimitri Rath, known as the Lords, rule over their fraternity and have a dark history with Story. As the narrative unfolds, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions as the characters navigate their complex relationships and confront their demons. The book delves into themes of power, redemption, and the darker aspects of human nature, all while exploring the resilience of the human spirit in the face of trauma.
The writing style of Lords of Pain is described as dark, gripping, and addictive. The authors, Angel Lawson and Samantha La Rue, handle sensitive subject matter with care and realism, ensuring that the impact of the events is deeply felt by readers without crossing into gratuitous territory. The characters are complex and flawed, making the narrative both heart-wrenching and empowering as it showcases the capacity for healing and redemption in unexpected ways.
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'Swallowing Darkness' in the 'Merry Gentry' series by Laurell K. Hamilton is a fast-paced and action-packed installment where the characters are in a race for their lives. The plot moves forward significantly, resolving long-standing issues and introducing new challenges. The writing style is described as gripping, with a mix of wild and exotic faerie magic, battles, politics, and some intense scenes that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
HOSPITALS ARE WHERE PEOPLE GO TO BE SAVED, BUT THE DOCTORS can only patch you up, put you back together. They can\'t undo the damage. They can\'t make it so you didn\'t wake up in the bad place, or ch...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Merry Gentry ) - #3
'Herald of Shalia' in the series of the same name by author Tamryn Tamer is a humorous and sexy LitRPG fantasy story set in a gamer's universe. The main character, Herald Frost, uses his homeworld knowledge to navigate a new territory filled with unique species while incorporating elements of magic into his adventures. The plot, although not overly complex, is well-done with a definite fantasy RPG derivation, making it an entertaining read for those who enjoy a mix of humor, action, and fantasy elements. The story is fast-paced, filled with witty dialogue and an abundance of characters that add depth to the narrative.
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'Black Friday' in the series 'The Valens Legacy' by author Jan Stryvant follows the story of Sean Valens, a young man who has been through rough times since his father's death. As he approaches his 21st birthday, strange things start happening in his life, leading him into a world of college, weres, magicians, and hybrids. is a mix of urban fantasy and harem romance, with a focus on animal shifters and a unique magical system. Despite the familiar trope of an everyday boy discovering a magical world, the author's quick pace and straightforward tone make the story feel distinct. However, some readers find the writing lacking in proper proofreading and editing, which affects the overall quality of the book.
Sean looked both ways as he started across the street, not that there was much traffic during the day here at the University of Nevada, Reno campus this late in the day. But it always paid to be caref... - #5
"Paladin of the Sword" in the series "Paladin of the Sigil" by Marvin Knight follows the journey of the main character, Darren, who starts as a child orphaned and wandering through levels of hell before becoming overpowered and embarking on a fun and engaging adventure. The story features a gamelit world of angels and demons, blending unique concepts to create an interesting setting for the hero's journey. The plot is filled with dynamic fights, strong character development, and a practical attitude displayed by the protagonist, Darren.
explores themes of faith-based warriors, character growth, and world-building elements that keep readers wanting more. Despite some minor plot inconsistencies and the presence of a light harem element, the story is generally well-received for its engaging characters, intriguing world, and the development of an OP survivalist MC. The writing style balances between light and litRPG, offering a compelling narrative that keeps readers immersed in the story.
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'The Kadin' follows the captivating story of Lady Janet Leslie, a Scottish noblewoman abducted and sold into slavery in the Ottoman Empire. Renamed Cyra, she navigates the complexities of the Sultan's harem, forming alliances, facing treachery, and ultimately rising to a position of wisdom and leadership. The novel intricately weaves together elements of history, romance, and intrigue, spanning over fifty years and multiple generations, offering a vivid portrayal of life within the harem and the challenges faced by its inhabitants.
Small's storytelling skill shines through in her detailed descriptions of harem life, the eastern culture, and the strong-willed protagonist Cyra. delves into themes of power, loyalty, and love, as Cyra forges her own destiny amidst a backdrop of historical events and societal expectations. Despite some bittersweet moments and an ending that may not cater to all romance readers' preferences, 'The Kadin' remains a well-loved classic that immerses readers in a world of hidden histories and untold stories.
WIPING HIS HANDS on his shirt, James IV, king of Scotland and the Mes, leaned back in his chair and surveyed the scene before him. On his left sat Patrick Leslie, lord of Glenkirk, who at the moment w... - #7
"Super Sales on Super Heroes" by William D. Arand is a unique and dark take on the superhero genre, where the main character discovers a loophole in the system that allows him to change the attributes of things he owns, including purchasing tortured superhumans and modifying them to create his own army of super-powered individuals. The story is full of satirical humor, pithy wit, and discussions around modern societal issues like healthcare and renewable energy, all while poking fun at gaming and superhero genres. The writing style is light-hearted, at times over the top, and includes elements of nanotechnology, along with well-developed relationships and alliances among the characters.
He looked like any number of people you’d pass on the street and never give a second glance to. He might just barely hit six foot, or so Felix thought, measuring him against the frame of the garage do... - #8
'Aether's Blessing' in the series 'Aether's Revival' by Daniel Schinhofen is a fantasy novel series that delves into themes of harems, sexual content, and slavery. The story follows characters with formal speech patterns, wooden characterizations, and encounters with typical mustache-twirling villains. The narrative includes sexual innuendos, graphic sex scenes, and a protagonist who easily overcomes challenges, leading to a sense of predictability and repetitiveness in character interactions.
The book introduces a magic-infused world with aether-rich food, cultivation elements, and a blend of eastern and western magical concepts. The series features well-developed characters, fast-paced writing, and solid copy editing. However, readers note issues with repetitive character interactions, poorly described fight scenes, and a protagonist perceived as a Mary Sue due to his lack of growth and excessive plot armor.
Gregory stretched as the morning sun slipped past the shutters, the light bathing his face. “Ugh, stupid ball of hate,” he muttered as he sat up. Rubbing at his eyes, he wondered if today would go the... - #9
"Mask of the Template" in the series "Celestine Chronicles" by author Cebelius follows the protagonist Terry on a journey filled with character development, humor, and adventure. The story is praised for its well-rounded characters, unique world-building, and a blend of emotional depth with action-packed scenes. The plot unfolds naturally, incorporating steamy scenes that are integral to the story rather than being the main focus, creating a balanced narrative that keeps readers engaged.
- #10
Daniel Schinhofen has created an interesting and intriguing fantasy world based around the Fae and their bargains, with magic, mystery, intrigue and conspiracy mixed with love and adventure. The storyline is excellent and the character development is nice. A book that has been on my list for a while and I decided to give it a go. The main character is likable, the magic system is unique, and I enjoyed the pace the story took at first.