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Save:'The Creeps' by John Connolly is the final installment in the 'Samuel Johnson vs. the Devil' series, where readers follow the adventures of Samuel and his friends as they face new challenges in their small town of Biddlecombe. The story is a perfect mixture of fantasy, humor, and clever storytelling, with elements of horror and comedy intertwined throughout. The writing style is described as witty, humorous, and engaging, keeping readers hooked from the first page with its dark yet funny narrative.
The plot of 'The Creeps' revolves around Samuel Johnson and his companions defending the earth from annihilation once again, this time facing a greater challenge originating in the world of Shadows. is praised for its entertaining and fast-paced narrative, containing characteristic wit and humor that appeals to both young and old readers of the series. The final chapter is highlighted as absolutely beautiful, providing a satisfying wrap-up for the beloved characters and storylines.
Biddlecombe was a place in which, for most of its history, very little interest had ever happened. Unfortunately, as is often the case in a place in which things have been quiet for a little too long,...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Samuel Johnson vs. the Devil ) Stick with it even if the first chapters don’t grab you - the setting and characters will win you over! Folly is a cozy, gentle mystery that’s perfect for a relaxing read, but be prepared for some minor editing hiccups along the way.
I met Jim Lionetti on a chilly, early April morning and learned to hate him. It wasn’t his fault—he was dead. I was standing on a desolate, rough stretch of sand on the east end of Folly Beach, South...- #3
Save:'Valhalla Cupcakes' by Cassidy Cayman is a romantic fantasy novel that follows the story of Audrey, a hardworking baker, who unexpectedly finds herself entangled in a world of loan sharks and time travel. The plot revolves around Audrey's blossoming romance with Erik, a Viking trapped in a painting, as they navigate through magical elements and romantic encounters. The writing style combines elements of humor, romance, and intrigue, with a touch of time travel and magic woven into the storyline.
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Save:In the book 'Pyramid Scheme' by Dave Freer and Eric Flint, a mysterious pyramidal object appears in the University of Chicago Library, causing bizarre events to unfold. As people start disappearing and reappearing in a world based on Greek and Egyptian mythologies, a group of eclectic characters including a marine biologist, a maintenance worker, and soldiers must navigate through ancient legends and face off against mythological creatures to uncover the truth behind the alien invasion. The story seamlessly blends elements of science fiction, fantasy, and comedy, creating a unique and entertaining narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
At the same time that Dr. Jerry Lukacs was looking blearily into the mirror in his cluttered apartment in Hyde Park, a party was boarding a military aircraft in Washington. The NSC had dispatched Tom... - #5
Save:Provence A-Z is a sunny, snackable, and amusing companion for anyone enchanted by French life, best enjoyed in joyful sips - just like a good glass of rosé under the Provençal sun.
It all started in 1516, when King François I had just defeated the troops of the Duke of Milan at Marignan. Looking around for some rest and recreation after the battle, as conquerors do, he decided t... - #6
Save:A creative, fast-paced sci-fi retelling that breathes new life into Cinderella - fun, fierce, and perfect if you want adventure with a futuristic kick. Just be ready for a cliffhanger!
THE SCREW THROUGH CINDER’S ANKLE HAD RUSTED, THE engraved cross marks worn to a mangled circle. Her knuckles ached from forcing the screwdriver into the joint as she struggled to loosen the screw one... - #7
Save:Raw, witty, and heartfelt - a standout NA with a relatable, tough heroine. Expect laughs, tears, and a dash of sexy slow burn. Well worth the read for anyone seeking a blend of angst, romance, and genuinely diverse storytelling.
Supposedly no one even answered the front door when they first started knocking. No one could hear it over the music blasting from the speakers, the Sigma Psi Omegas chanting around keg stands, and Je... - #8
Save:In 'The Savage King' by Michelle M. Pillow, readers are taken on a thrilling journey to the Qurilixen World where Human Intelligence Agency Agent 596, Ulyssa Payne, finds herself on a dangerous mission regarding the Medical Alliance, also known as the Medical Mafia. Captured by King Attor of the Var shifters, Ulyssa is thrust into a world of intrigue and unexpected connections, especially with the new Var King Kirill. As Ulyssa navigates the challenges of her mission and her growing feelings for King Kirill, she must also confront old Var traditions and secrets that threaten their budding relationship.
The book expertly weaves together elements of romance, paranormal intrigue, and political power struggles, creating a captivating story that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. With well-developed characters like Ulyssa, King Kirill, and the supporting Var and Draig princes, 'The Savage King' offers a blend of adventure, steamy romance, and unexpected twists that will leave readers eagerly turning the pages.
HIA Agent Ulyssa Payne grumbled and banged the communicator across her knee in a last-ditch effort to make the very expensive piece of junk work. Her campsite was close, but it was cloaked so she coul... - #9
Save:A quick, cheeky romp packed with classic Pratchett humor, but lighter and shorter than most Discworld tales. Great for fans and completists, but may not win over new readers seeking a meatier story.
It is well known that eight colors make up white. But there are also eight colors of blackness, for those that have the seeing of them, and the hives of Death are among the black grass in the black or...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Discworld ) - #10
Save:A lively, engaging start to a series - ideal for fans of classic detective fiction and anyone curious to see Parker tackle a female lead, even if the Spenser-like vibe lingers. Not flawless, but definitely entertaining.
One of the good things about being a woman in my profession is that there's not many of us, so there's a lot of work available. One of the bad things is figuring out where to carry the gun. When I sta...
