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    Fourth Wing
    Book 1 in the series:The Empyrean

    Fourth Wing - The Empyrean by Rebecca Yarros
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    'Fourth Wing' by Rebecca Yarros is a fantasy romance novel set in a world where dragons play a significant role. The story follows Violet, who forms a unique bond with her dragons, Tairn, Sgaeyl, and Andarna. As Violet navigates through a mysterious and dangerous problem brewing in the kingdom, she faces challenges, heartache, betrayals, and friendships that shape her character. The book is praised for its well-written banter, emotional moments, and mind-blowing naughty scenes between the characters. The plot twists, character development, and the strong chemistry between Violet and her dragons keep readers engaged in this page-turning story.

    The book is described as a mix of adrenaline-filled scenes, soul-ripping moments, and tender romantic moments. The diverse cast of characters, including those with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and from LGBTQIA and BIPOC communities, adds depth to the story. The author's writing style is appreciated for its witty banter, comedic touches, and the ability to immerse readers fully into the world she has created, making 'Fourth Wing' a captivating and engaging read.


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    The Promise
    Book 13 in the series:The deWarenne Dynasty

    The Promise - The deWarenne Dynasty by Brenda Joyce
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    "The Promise" by Brenda Joyce follows the love story of Alexi and Elysse, childhood acquaintances forced into marriage due to a scandal. However, their relationship is strained as Alexi resents Elysse for putting him in that position. He leaves for years to build his empire and have numerous mistresses, while Elysse becomes the forgotten wife in town. When Alexi returns, Elysse only asks for a few weeks of him pretending to be a husband so she can gracefully exit the marriage, but he can't even do that. The plot is filled with resentment, misunderstandings, and unrequited love, leading to a complex and angsty story.

    The writing style of Brenda Joyce in "The Promise" is described as technically fitting the historical romance genre but challenging to pull off due to the heavy angst present in the story. The characters are fleshed out with years of heartache and adventure, leading to a happy ending despite the struggles they face. The author's ability to continue the story from previous novels in the series, creating entertaining characters that keep readers engaged, is noted as a strong point in the book.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The deWarenne Dynasty )

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    Seduced by the Sea Lord - Lords of Atlantis by Starla Night
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    'Seduced by the Sea Lord' in the series 'Lords of Atlantis' by Starla Night follows the story of Lucy, a divorced treasure seeker, who rescues a man named Torun, only to discover he is a merman and they are destined mates. explores their complicated relationship as they navigate cultural differences and personal struggles, all set in a fascinating world of mer warriors with beautiful cities and enchanting creatures. The writing style is described as fast-paced, easy to follow, and well-crafted, with a blend of romance, fantasy, humor, and adventure.

    That was what had fouled her anchor line. Lucy broke the surface, spat out her snorkel, and rubbed the fog from her mask. The bright sun set the ocean on orange fire as it sank beneath the waves, and ...

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    Southern Sunrise
    Book 4 in the series:Southern

    Southern Sunrise - Southern by Natasha Madison
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    Southern Sunrise by Natasha Madison is a heartfelt story revolving around Ethan and Emily, two characters who face a tumultuous journey towards their happily ever after. The plot delves into themes of love, betrayal, forgiveness, and second chances, as Ethan returns home after five years, grappling with personal demons and aiming to mend broken relationships. The author's writing style intricately weaves together emotions, passion, and family dynamics, creating a narrative that is both heartbreaking and beautiful.


    (Also, see 18 recommendations for the series Southern )

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    Vendetta! by Marie Corelli
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    Vendetta! by Marie Corelli is a Victorian melodramatic novel set in Italy in the 1880s. The book follows a man seeking revenge after discovering his wife's infidelity, leading to a detailed and ornate plan of vengeance reminiscent of The Count of Monte Cristo. The writing style is described as pure Victorian storytelling with elements of Dickens and Dumas, filled with melodrama and long, rambling passages prevalent in Victorian literature.


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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
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    "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte is a dark and complex tale of a convoluted and tragic love story between Heathcliff and Catherine. Set against the haunting moors of England, the novel blurs the line between passion and obsession, delving into themes of vengeance, societal expectations, and human nature. The book portrays a cast of flawed and complex characters, with relationships marred by cruelty, revenge, and unfulfilled desires. The writing style is described as gothic, mysterious, and enthralling, with a moody atmosphere that matches the bleak setting of the moors.

    The narrative unfolds through multiple generations, showcasing the consequences of love and revenge that reverberate through time. Despite the challenging writing style and complex characters, the story captivates readers with its haunting and chilling portrayal of characters not likely to be called sane in the modern world. The book challenges traditional values and beliefs, questioning the dark side of English and Western culture, making readers reflect on psychological and gothic elements in the narrative.

    1801.—I have just returned from a visit to my landlord—the solitary neighbour that I shall be troubled with. This is certainly a beautiful country! In all England, I do not believe that I could have f...

  7. 'The Beauty of the Husband: A Fictional Essay in 29 Tangos' by Anne Carson is a poetic exploration of a marriage, capturing the complexities and emotions that come with love and betrayal. The book weaves together fully realized moments and conversations, creating a dance of words that delves into themes of beauty, truth, lies, and the pain of relationships. Through a series of tangos, the author paints a vivid picture of a marriage from beginning to end, showcasing the doubts and difficulties that arise along the way.

    The writing style of 'The Beauty of the Husband' is described as haunting, elegant, and thought-provoking. Anne Carson's poetic conversations and use of language as dance steps provide motifs and figures that carry the reader through the book, evoking a sense of beauty amidst the pain and betrayals portrayed in the narrative. The book is a blend of poetry, prose, and song, offering a unique and immersive reading experience that explores the intricacies of love and marriage.

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    Lust
    Book 1 in the series:Seven Deadly Sins

    Lust - Seven Deadly Sins by Robin Wasserman
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    "Lust" by Robin Wasserman is a gripping tale set in the dry and dusty town of Grace, California, where the teens engage in complex plots that rival a soap opera. The story revolves around six teenagers - Harper, Adam, Beth, Kane, Kaia, and Miranda - each with their own agendas and desires. The narrative delves into themes of heartache, love, seduction, and betrayal as the characters navigate relationships, jealousy, and self-discovery. Wasserman's writing style brings depth to the characters, making them unique, enjoyable, and real despite being filled with stereotypes. explores teenage relationships authentically, addressing themes of sex, desire, and vulnerability.


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    Reaper's Stand
    Book 4 in the series:Reapers MC

    Reaper's Stand - Reapers MC by Joanna Wylde
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    Reaper's Stand by Joanna Wylde follows the story of London Armstrong, who has taken custody of her troubled cousin's daughter, Jessica, and is struggling to navigate the challenges that come with it. When Jessica goes missing after attending a party with the Reapers Motorcycle Club, London seeks help from club president Reese, also known as Picnic. As their lives intertwine, secrets are uncovered, dangerous choices are made, and a forbidden attraction ignites between London and Reese. The book delves into themes of family, loyalty, club life, and the complexities of relationships set in the gritty and intense world of the Reapers MC.

    It was nearly two in the morning, and I’d just finished up the late-night cleaning shift at the pawn shop. I’d been letting myself get soft the past couple of months. Too much time spent managing the ...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Reapers MC )

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    The Wolf of Oren-yaro - Annals of the Bitch Queen by K.S. Villoso
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    In the book 'The Wolf of Oren-yaro' by K.S. Villoso, readers are taken on a journey with Queen Talyien as she navigates betrayals, heartache, and perilous encounters while trying to reconcile with her self-exiled husband. The story is set in a non-Western, medieval Asia-inspired setting, where political intrigue and treachery abound. The plot unfolds with Talyien facing assassins, traitors, and political turmoil as she strives to reclaim her throne and her identity amidst a backdrop of diverse political organizations and a feudal Asian feel.

    'The Wolf of Oren-yaro' is a character-driven epic where readers follow Queen Talyien's thought process and emotional turmoil as she grapples with her dual roles of ruler and individual. The narrative is filled with plot twists, unexpected turns, and a mix of romance, politics, and magic that keep readers engaged and guessing until the very end.

    Hurricanes destroy the villages and they call it senseless; the winter winds come and they call it cold. What else did they expect from my people, the Oren-yaro, the ambitious savages who created a wa...

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