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The Red Rover: Origins in the 'Red Rover' series by C.E. Whitaker III follows the journey of Marius and the cadets as they are captured by the Draconoires and sold to the dying world Felicity. The cadets must work hard to reverse the damage done to the planet while finding the strength to survive from within. The novel portrays the growth of the young characters into strong adults who support each other in times of stress, ending on a cliffhanger that leaves readers wondering about the tensions and hostilities on the planet.
The book combines elements of young cast dynamics reminiscent of 'Ender's Game' with engaging and likable characters, particularly the development of Dr. Donovan Marius. While the story starts slow with minimal action, the pace picks up towards the end, leaving readers eager to continue the space journey in the next book.
Laughter could be heard originating from the commissary as Marius leaned against the wall of the Red Rover corridor. He gently knocked his head back against it. His cadets’ energy levels had risen nea... - #2
'Heaven and Earth' in the 'Three Sisters Island' series by Nora Roberts follows the story of Ripley Todd, the deputy for Three Sister's Island, who is determined to keep its residents safe while battling against her own magical abilities. When paranormal researcher MacAllister Booke arrives on the island to investigate the supernatural events, Ripley must confront her fears and embrace her powers to protect the island from evil. is a mix of romance, magic, and suspense, with a focus on character development and the unfolding of the island's mystical elements.
S and, frosted with cold, crunched under her feet as she ran along the curving shore. Incoming waves left froth and bubbles lying on the crusted surface like tattered lace. Overhead, the gulls called,...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Three Sisters Island ) - #3
'Zodiac Academy: The Awakening' follows the journey of twins, Darcy and Tory, as they transition from the mortal world to the Fae world of Solaria. Enrolled in Zodiac Academy, the sisters must navigate a world of elemental powers linked to the Zodiac signs while facing challenges from the ruling Celestial Houses who seek to make their lives difficult. The plot revolves around the twins discovering their powers, dealing with bullies, and uncovering secrets about their royal heritage, all while forming alliances and facing forbidden romances. The writing style is described as engaging, with a heavy influence of Astrology in the world-building and character development, creating a story that captivates readers with its twists and shocks.
My heart thumped a warning tune in my ears. I lifted my head, the bathroom below me familiar and haunting. I didn't have to do this. Breaking and entering. Although technically I wasn't breaking anyth... - #4
The Malevolent Seven by Sebastien de Castell is a fast-paced and engaging story featuring a band of scoundrels on a redemption road, embarking on a daring fight against impossible odds. The characters, especially the protagonist Cade Ombra, are relatable and easy to keep track of, providing witty and humorous interactions throughout the narrative. The writing style is described as being blunt, occasionally crude, and more moody than truly dark, with enough sarcasm to maintain a sense of humor and wit.
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The Off Limits Rule by Sarah Adams is a heartwarming romantic comedy set in Nashville, focusing on the evolving relationship between Lucy, a single mom trying to find her footing, and Cooper, her brother's best friend and former roommate. The book is filled with hilarious, swoony, and tension-filled moments that showcase the genuine and relatable characters. As Lucy and Cooper navigate their instant attraction and the complications that arise from their friendship turning into something more, readers are treated to a story that is tender, precious, and full of comedic banter.
Sarah Adams crafts a story that not only explores the blossoming romance between Lucy and Cooper but also delves into themes of self-discovery, evolving relationships, and the importance of supportive friends and family. Through witty dialogue, awkward yet endearing moments, and a touch of humor, the book captures the essence of a feel-good romcom that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
I’m splayed out like a starfish ripped from the ocean and dried up on the carpet of my new bedroom. I’ve been here for an hour, watching the fan blades go round and round, thinking I could have turned... - #6
Highland Wolf by Lynsay Sands is a historical romance novel filled with humor, passion, and intrigue. The story follows the journey of Claray MacFarlane, who is rescued by the mysterious mercenary, Conall MacDonald, moments before being forced into a marriage by her uncle. As they travel to her father's home, Claray and Conall face dangers and obstacles while discovering their true connection. The book is known for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the perfect blend of drama, romance, and comedic relief.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Highlanders ) - #7
'The Way of a Man with a Maid' by Anonymous is a classic Victorian erotica that follows the story of Jack seeking revenge on his ex-lover, Alice, by using bondage, sexual humiliation, and rape to satisfy his desires. The plot revolves around Jack's exploits in a room called the snuggery with various women, including Alice, Fanny, and Connie, where he indulges in his sexual fantasies. Despite the controversial themes of non-consensual relations and BDSM elements, the book is praised for its well-written, historic, and provocative narrative that captures the reader's attention.
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On the verge of a stilted life as an aristocrat's wife, Poppy Hammond does the only sensible thing she flees the chapel in her wedding gown. Assisted by the handsome curate who calls himself Sebastian Cantrip, she spirits away to her estranged father's quiet country village, pursued by the family she left in uproar. But when the dust of her broken engagement settles and Sebastian disappears under mysterious circumstances, Poppy discovers there is more to her hero than it seems. With only her feisty lady's maid for company, Poppy secures employment and travels incognita east across the seas, chasing a hunch and the whisper of clues. Danger abounds beneath the canopies of the silken city, and Poppy finds herself in the perilous sights of those who will stop at nothing to recover a fabled ancient treasure. Torn between allegiance to her kindly employer and a dashing, shadowy figure, Poppy will risk it all as she attempts to unravel a much larger plan one that stretches to the very heart of the British government, and one that could endanger everything, and everyone, that she holds dear.
I paused with my leg out the window, satin wedding gown hitched up above my knees. A layer of tulle floated over my face, obscuring my view. I shoved it aside to find a tall, bespectacled young man st... - #9
'Powder and Patch' by Georgette Heyer is a light-hearted historical romance set in the 18th century. The story follows Philip Jettan, a country gentleman who transforms himself from a rustic provincial into an elegant man about Paris in order to win the heart of his childhood sweetheart, Cleone Charteris. The plot involves duels, hilarious moments, and societal transformations as Philip navigates the world of Georgian manners and fashion to become the man Cleone desires. The book provides detailed descriptions of the Georgian era's clothing, mannerisms, and societal expectations, showcasing Heyer's flair for capturing the language and feeling of the period.
IF YOU SEARCHED AMONG THE DOWNS IN SUSSEX, SOME-where between Midhurst and Brighthelmstone, inland a little, and nestling in modest seclusion between two waves of hills, you would find Little Fittlede... - #10
"Shopping for a Billionaire" by Julia Kent is a romantic comedy that follows Shannon Jacoby, a mystery shopper who has a comical encounter with Declan McCormick, a vice president of marketing for a conglomerate. The story revolves around their unexpected meeting in a coffee shop's men's bathroom, leading to a series of humorous events and a budding attraction between the two characters. The book is described as a fun and light read with elements of slapstick humor, witty writing, and quirky characters, offering a glimpse into Shannon and Declan's chemistry and the humorous antics they find themselves in.
“You're killing me, Shannon,” Declan says over the Facetime video chat we're having. He's in Australia, on a quick layover for some meetings with a resort chain that might carry our coffee. A few year...