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    Heaven Help Us - Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Novellas by John G. Hartness
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    'Heaven Help Us' in the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Novellas series by John G. Hartness follows the main character Quincy Harker as he navigates through the paranormal world with twists and turns, accompanied by a blend of historical fiction elements. The writing style is described as humorous, engaging, and filled with witty dialogues that keep the readers entertained. The plot involves Quincy on the run, separated from his normal support system, facing new challenges and meeting new characters that add depth to the story.


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    The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon
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    In the book "The Yiddish Policemen's Union" by Michael Chabon, readers are taken on a journey through an alternate history where Jews settled in Alaska after the failure of Israel in 1948. The story follows Detective Meyer Landsman as he investigates a murder in Sitka, Alaska, uncovering a complex web of government conspiracy, personal tales of loss, and the use of chess as a metaphor throughout the narrative. Chabon's writing style is described as rich with metaphor, featuring frequent use of Yiddish words, and showcasing a unique blend of noir elements and hard-boiled detective fiction.

    The novel delves into themes of religion, chess, and the diverse population within the Jewish district of Sitka, Alaska. Chabon's intricate plot intertwines murder mystery elements with a deep exploration of character motivations, government intrigue, and the complexities of a society on the brink of change. The book is praised for its detailed world-building, engaging writing style, and the way it seamlessly blends elements of speculative fiction, detective fiction, and alternate history.

    Nine months Landsman's been flopping at the Hotel Zamenhof without any of his fellow residents managing to get themselves murdered. Now somebody has put a bullet in the brain of the occupant of 208, a...

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    The Last Renegade
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    Book 1 in the series:Bitter Springs

    The Last Renegade - Bitter Springs by Jo Goodman
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    The Last Renegade by Jo Goodman is a western romance set in the town of Bitter Springs in 1888. The story follows Kellen Coltrane, a mysterious man who arrives in town under unusual circumstances, and Lorraine Berry, the fiery proprietor of the town's saloon and hotel. As Kellen assumes the role of a shootist gunslinger to protect Bitter Springs from a powerful rancher and his sons, a romance blossoms between him and Lorraine. The book combines elements of romance, mystery, and action, with well-developed characters and witty dialogue that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.

    The Last Renegade features a compelling storyline with historical details, interesting characters, and a touch of humor that makes it an enjoyable read. The book delves into the complexities of the characters, particularly Kellen and Lorraine, as they navigate the challenges in Bitter Springs and unravel the mysteries surrounding the town. Jo Goodman's writing style captures the essence of a western romance, with a blend of romance, wit, and suspense that keeps readers invested in the unfolding plot.

    Lorraine Berry wondered about the man arriving today. Allowing her thoughts to drift into the great unknown of possibilities and unforeseen consequences was as close to daydreaming as she ever got. Th...

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    Firefighter Dragon - Fire & Rescue Shifters by Zoe Chant
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    "Firefighter Dragon" by Zoe Chant follows the story of archaeologist Virginia Jones, who unearths a rare artifact and is chased by a fire-breathing dragon. She is rescued by firefighter Dai Drake, who turns out to be her mate. The plot is fast-paced, easy to follow, and filled with elements of fantasy and romance. The writing style is described as well-crafted, developed, and edited, with smart and hilarious dialogue that flows effortlessly. introduces a diverse cast of characters, some of whom will have their own stories in future books of the series.

    The first thing Virginia Jones had learned in her very first lecture as a college student was that real archaeology was nothing like archaeology in the movies. "We do not," her professor had declared ...

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    Alpha Breeds
    Book 1 in the series:Alpha Horde

    Alpha Breeds - Alpha Horde by Milana Jacks
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    'Alpha Breeds' in the series 'Alpha Horde' by Milana Jacks is a captivating story set in a dystopian world where Alphas roam, conquering lands and seeking Omega females. The plot follows Kingsley, a human female who finds herself transported to another planet and in the arms of an Alpha Beast named Loven. The storyline explores the dynamics of Alphas and Omegas, the rules surrounding their mating, and the challenges faced by the characters as they navigate this new world. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of action, humor, and steamy moments that keep readers hooked from start to finish.

    The Alpha’s blood coats my body. I retract the hard shells of my armor behind my skin and wipe my face. Crimson smears the hand I wipe on my til, and I stick my tongue out to lick the blood off my lip...

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    The Designated 1 - Cordially Invited by Ellie Cahill
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    In 'The Designated 1' by Ellie Cahill, the story revolves around Hadley and Will as they navigate their way through a series of weddings they are invited to. Despite starting as a platonic agreement to avoid being single at weddings, their relationship evolves as they get to know each other better. The book is a lighthearted romance where the characters gradually fall for each other, set against the backdrop of weddings and personal growth. The writing style is engaging, with humorous and relatable moments that make the characters and their interactions feel real and charming.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cordially Invited )

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    Brute Force by Scott Meyer
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    In 'Brute Force' by Scott Meyer, Earth is portrayed as a desolate dust ball with limited resources, where a galactic ship sees the potential in the remaining Earthlings to form a new army to combat an alien threat. The book is a blend of post-apocalyptic setting and sci-fi comedy, featuring humorous dialogue and a plot filled with action and twists. The story follows characters like Cross, a professional cobra milker forced into a military role in a post-apocalyptic world, and explores themes of violence, survival, and the absurdity of human nature.

    The writing style of 'Brute Force' by Scott Meyer is described as engaging, fast-paced, and humorous, making it a page-turner that keeps readers entertained without any dull moments. The author's knack for witty dialogue and comedic elements adds a layer of fun to the sci-fi narrative, creating a unique reading experience that sets the stage for a potential sequel.


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    Shadows West
    Book 2 in the series:Jonah Hex

    Shadows West - Jonah Hex by Joe R. Lansdale
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    'Shadows West' in the series 'Jonah Hex' by author Joe R. Lansdale is a collection of stories that blend elements of Western, horror, and supernatural genres. Lansdale injects crude humor, blood, gore, and supernatural horror into the narratives, pitting the scarred antihero Jonah Hex against zombies, Lovecraftian monsters, and otherworldly creatures. The stories emphasize the weird and expand on the original 'Weird Western Tales' themes, offering a mix of rollicking fun, smart dialogue, and gritty authenticity. The artwork by Tim Truman complements Lansdale's writing style, creating a unique and entertaining reading experience that balances violence, humor, and strong character development.


    (Also, see 24 recommendations for the series Jonah Hex )

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    Fletch
    Book 1 in the series:Fletch

    Fletch - Fletch by Gregory McDonald
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    In the book 'Fletch' by Gregory McDonald, readers are introduced to the irreverent hotshot reporter, Fletch, who is investigating drugs on the beach while living amongst runaways and addicts. The plot revolves around a mysterious proposition from a multimillionaire, Alan Stanwyk, which leads Fletch into a complex investigation filled with unexpected twists and turns. The writing style is described as humorous, clever, and engaging, with a mix of snarkiness, dialogue-heavy scenes, and a well-paced narrative that keeps readers entertained.

    “Irwin Fletcher, I have a proposition to make to you. I will give you a thousand dollars for just listening to it. If you decide to reject the proposition, you take the thousand dollars, go away, and ...

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    Soulless
    Book 1 in the series:Parasol Protectorate

    Soulless - Parasol Protectorate by Gail Carriger
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    In the book "Soulless" by Gail Carriger, readers are transported to an alternate Victorian England where supernatural beings like vampires and werewolves are accepted members of society. The protagonist, Alexia Tarabotti, is a unique character who is soulless, meaning she can neutralize supernatural abilities by touch. The story follows Alexia's adventures as she inadvertently kills a vampire and is drawn into investigating the supernatural occurrences in her society, leading her to partner with the brash and handsome werewolf leader, Lord Maccon. The plot is filled with mystery, humor, witty dialogue, and a touch of romance, set against a backdrop of steampunk elements and a Victorian London filled with paranormal intrigue.

    The writing style of "Soulless" is described as witty, engaging, and fast-paced, with a blend of fantasy, steampunk, and romantic elements. The characters, especially the strong and sassy heroine Alexia, are praised for their depth, humor, and chemistry, making the story a delightful mix of comedy of manners, urban fantasy, and romance with a modern and feminine twist.

    Miss Alexia Tarabotti was not enjoying her evening. Private balls were never more than middling amusements for spinsters, and Miss Tarabotti was not the kind of spinster who could garner even that muc...

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