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Save:'Of Moons and Monsters' by Willow Hadley is a paranormal reverse harem (RH) novel that follows the story of Isla, the female main character (FMC), who finds herself in a new kingdom after being kidnapped and sold. The book explores Isla's journey of finding love and mates among the Monsters who kill demons, while also dealing with her half-demon brother. The plot is praised for its unique storyline, charming characters, and the language barrier between Isla and the guardians, which adds depth and humor to the interactions.
The writing style in 'Of Moons and Monsters' is described as lovely, charming, and easy to get swept away with. Readers appreciate the strong world-building, multiple points of view, and the refreshing lack of unnecessary drama often found in similar genres. The book is commended for its heartwarming and sweet vibe, engaging characters, and the anticipation it builds for the next installment in the series.
My eyes catch on the gown I’ve been searching for, and a triumphant grin breaks out across my face. Lace, ruffles, beading, floral accents—this gown literally has it all, easily making it one of the g... - #2
Save:Chaos by Jamie Shaw follows the story of Kit, a kickass guitarist who auditions for the band 'The Last Ones to Know,' where she reunites with Shawn, the boy who inspired her dreams but also shattered her illusions years ago. As secrets are revealed and hidden truths uncovered, Kit and Shawn navigate a second chance romance amidst drama and heated moments. The narrative explores Kit's journey of self-discovery and her complex family dynamic, all set against the backdrop of the rock band scene. Shaw's writing style brings out the personalities of the characters, making the reader emotionally invested in their journey of love, betrayal, and redemption.
“THAT WAS A hundred years ago, Kale!” I shout at my closed bedroom door as I wiggle into a pair of skintight jeans. I hop backward, backward, backward—until I’m nearly tripping over the combat boots l...
(Also, see 43 recommendations for the series Mayhem ) - #3
Save:"MINDFUL OF MURDER" by Susan Juby is a comedic murder mystery set at a spiritual retreat center on a British Columbia island. The story follows Helen Thorpe, a Buddhist butler, who is called upon to settle the affairs of her eccentric former employer, Edna, after her murder. As Helen navigates through the inheritance dispute among Edna's entitled relatives, the novel presents a blend of humor, spiritual elements, and a murder mystery plot. The writing style incorporates snappy dialogue, well-defined characters, and a compelling backdrop, making the book engaging and unpredictable.
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Save:In Graham Greene's 'Monsignor Quixote', a Spanish priest named Monsignor Quixote and a former communist mayor, whom he nicknames Sancho, embark on a journey through post Franco Spain, reminiscent of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. The novel explores themes of Catholicism, communism, faith, and friendship through witty and engaging conversations between the two mismatched friends as they navigate their philosophical and spiritual debates while traveling in a broken-down car.
'Monsignor Quixote' is a road trip full of adventure, philosophical and spiritual debate, and unexpected friendships as Monsignor Quixote and his atheist Marxist companion traverse the Spanish countryside. The novel cleverly pairs the unlikely duo in a journey that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, showcasing Graham Greene's ability to create engaging dialogue and vivid imagery of mid-century Spain while exploring the themes of religion, politics, and the human experience.
It happened this way. Father Quixote had ordered his solitary lunch from his housekeeper and set off to buy wine at a local cooperative eight kilometres away from El Toboso on the main road to Valenci... - #5
Save:In "The Twelve Dates of Christmas" by Jenny Bayliss, Kate Turner, a fabric designer living in a small village, embarks on a journey of twelve blind dates set up by a dating app in the run-up to Christmas. As Kate navigates through the different venues and partners, she discovers more about herself and the true meaning of love. The heartwarming and funny plot, narrated from Kate's perspective, follows her as she balances family issues, a blossoming social life, and the search for 'Mr. Right' amidst the festive season.
Kate Turner stepped gingerly on the crisp ice-dusted leaves and tried not to slip and land on her backside. She couldn’t see where she trod because of the large plastic containers in her arms. The sky... 'Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters' is a unique twist on the classic Jane Austen novel, 'Sense and Sensibility', where the original storyline is completely rewritten to incorporate sea monster attacks, underwater cities, and supernatural elements. The author, Ben H. Winters, seamlessly weaves these fantastical elements into Austen's precise style and grammar, creating a humorous and engaging science fiction sub-plot within the familiar Austen narrative. The book retains the essence of the original characters and plot while adding a fresh and entertaining twist that keeps readers engrossed in the story.
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Save:"Rhythm, Chord & Malykhin" by Mariana Zapata is a slow-burn romance novel that follows Gaby Barreto as she joins her twin brother and their two best friends on a tour as a merch girl for their band. Throughout the tour, Gaby forms a friendship with Sacha Malykhin, the lead singer of the headlining band, which slowly develops into a romantic relationship. The story focuses on the relationships between the characters, particularly highlighting the bonds between Gaby and her brother, as well as the humorous and sometimes immature interactions within the group of friends. Mariana Zapata's writing style is praised for its slow-building romance, well-developed characters, and subtle storytelling that captures the dynamics of the relationships in a lighthearted and engaging manner.
Exactly four minutes and fifty-five seconds later, I was apparently A) not in a relationship anymore, B) homeless and C) pathetic. Although the whole being “pathetic” part was only known by me… and my... - #8
Save:'The Rules of Supervillainy' by C.T. Phipps follows the story of Gary, a man who unexpectedly becomes a supervillain after acquiring a magical cape previously owned by a deceased superhero. The plot involves Gary navigating through the challenges of his newfound villainous identity, his evolving relationship with his wife who aspires to be a superhero, and the quirky characters he encounters in a world where superheroes and supervillains coexist. The writing style is described as fast-paced, humorous, and engaging, with unpredictable plot twists that keep the readers entertained and eager to explore the subsequent books in the series.
“Pardon?” The hooded cloak of my all-black costume telepathically said. Its ‘voice’ was dry and otherworldly, as if Christopher Lee had Darth Vader’s reverb. In fact, it was Cloak’s way of speaking wh... - #9
Save:In the book 'My Commander' by Alanea Alder, readers are introduced to a world where a spell has been cast to find forever mates for the warriors of the secret town, Lycaonia. The story revolves around Meryn, a new resident in the closest town to Lycaonia, who unwittingly climbs over a fence and finds herself amidst shifters and danger. As Meryn navigates this new world, readers are taken on a journey filled with romance, danger, and friendship, all intricately woven together by the author's detailed world-building and character interactions. The book combines elements of humor, romance, and suspense, making it an engaging read that offers a unique take on the paranormal romance genre.
The writing style in 'My Commander' is described as humorous, engaging, and filled with moments that evoke laughter and joy. The characters, particularly Meryn and Aiden, are portrayed as unconventional yet endearing, adding depth to the story and creating a sense of belonging within the reader. The author's ability to blend romance, humor, and a touch of mystery into the plot, along with the well-developed secondary characters and world-building, contributes to the overall charm of the book and sets the stage for an entertaining series.
"I love rock and roll so put another coin in the jukebox baby." Meryn turned up the volume to her iPod and jammed along with the B52's. She had woken up to an overwhelming need to go exploring. So she... - #10
Save:Readers find "The Billionaire's Wake Up Call Girl" by Annika Martin to be a hilarious and entertaining read. The book features a female main character who is an aspiring cookie baker and is forced to close her bakery after her ex steals all her money. She goes to work for the hero's company in a social media position, leading to amusing situations. The plot is described as absolutely ridiculous but very fun, with a cute premise and good chemistry between the characters. The book is noted for its funny moments, steamy scenes, and engaging plot set up.
And then there were the strange looks my co-workers would give me when I went around introducing myself as Vossameer Inc.’s new social media manager. “I’m here to jazz up our online image,” I’d explai...
