Books matching: immortal love
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Save:Immortal: Love Stories with Bite in the series 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' revolves around a vampire named Veronique who, after being granted power by a trio of soul-eating demons, seeks to bring her masters to Earth to wreak havoc. The book delves into the intricate relationships between characters like Buffy and Willow, while also exploring the threat posed by the Triumvirate and the impending danger faced by Buffy's mother. The writing style captures the essence of the Buffy series, with historical flashbacks adding depth to the plot and character development.
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Save:'Jitterbug Perfume' by Tom Robbins is a whimsical and eccentric novel that weaves together multiple storylines revolving around immortality, perfume-making, and the love story of Alobar and Kudra. The book is known for its unique blend of mythology, romance, humor, and eccentricity, with characters pursuing the quest for eternal life and the perfect perfume recipe. Robbins' writing style is characterized by clever similes, witty humor, and imaginative storytelling, creating a fantastical world where beets, immortality, and New Orleans perfumeries play central roles.
Blacksmiths hammered the Edge Serpent on the anvils of their closed eyelids. Wheelwrights rolled it, tail in mouth, down the cart roads of their slumber. Cooks roasted it in dream pits, seamstresses s... - #3
Save:In "Pandora" by Anne Rice, the titular character recounts her mesmerizing tale spanning from Imperial Rome to modern-day Paris and New Orleans. The book delves into Pandora's mortal girlhood, her meeting and falling in love with Marius, and the adventures they embark on over the centuries. The story is rich with history, intertwining with the world around Pandora as she navigates through love, loss, and the complexities of immortality.
Naturally, David, you would leave me something elegant, an inviting page. This notebook bound in dark varnished leather, is it not, tooled with a design of rich roses, thornless, yet leafy, a design t... - #4
Save:A Certain Slant of Light by Laura Whitcomb is a unique tale of two souls, Helen and James, who are trapped between earth and heaven and fall in love. They inhabit human bodies, unraveling their past identities and forming a deep connection. The novel is a fast-paced and engrossing read that delves into themes of life, death, religion, and love, with a poetic and lyrical writing style that captures the emotions and struggles of the characters. The plot revolves around the impossible love affair between two spirits from different generations inhabiting modern-day teen bodies, dealing with typical teen issues alongside their haunting past lives.
The story unfolds as Helen, the protagonist, navigates being a ghost for 130 years and finds solace in her love for James, leading to a poignant exploration of the enduring nature of love. The book beautifully blends supernatural elements with themes of redemption, loss, and first love, creating a compelling narrative that resonates with readers. The author's prose is described as ethereal, atmospheric, and intense, with references to poets and writers adding depth to the storyline, making it a haunting and emotional journey.
SOMEONE WAS LOOKING AT ME, a disturbing sensation if you’re dead. I was with my teacher, Mr. Brown. As usual, we were in our classroom, that safe and wooden-walled box—the windows opening onto the gra... - #5
Save:'The Mummy, or Ramses the Damned' by Anne Rice is a tale that intertwines ancient Egyptian mythology with romance and immortality. Ramses, an immortal man, awakens in 1920s England and falls in love with Julie Stratford, the daughter of the archaeologist who discovered his tomb. As Ramses navigates through love, loss, and the burden of immortality, he also encounters the reawakened Cleopatra, leading to a complex web of relationships and decisions. The plot of the book meanders between romance, horror, and adventure, set against the backdrop of Egypt and Edwardian England, with a writing style that combines descriptive passages with engaging dialogues.
But they had been at his side for months now-ever since the first artifacts had been found in these barren hills, south of Cairo. It was as if they too had known. Something about to happen. After all ... - #6
Save:Eternal Life by Dara Horn follows the story of Rachel, a woman who has lived for over 2,000 years due to a vow made to save her son's life in Roman-occupied Jerusalem. The novel explores themes of immortality, family, and the impact of changing technologies and gender roles across centuries. Through a blend of historical detail, Jewish humor, and philosophical questions, the book delves into Rachel's journey through multiple lifetimes and her desire to find a way to escape her eternal existence.
If her father had described it—it was his job to write, or at least to copy, though he liked to add his own details—he might have written: These are the generations of Rachel, keeper of vows, who barg... - #7
Save:Sirena by Donna Jo Napoli tells the story of a mermaid named Sirena who must fall in love with a mortal man to obtain immortality. The book is set during the time of the Trojan War and explores Sirena's journey of self-discovery and love. The writing style is described as simplistic yet captivating, drawing heavily on Greek mythology and intertwining elements of romance and mythology seamlessly.
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Save:Ever is a fantasy novel that follows the story of Kezi, a mortal girl who falls in love with Olus, the god of wind. Together, they embark on a quest to save Kezi from being sacrificed to a god. The book explores themes of young love, struggles with divinity, and the lengths one goes to for love. The plot is narrated in alternating voices, providing insights into the characters' thoughts and emotions. The writing style is described as captivating and filled with questions of divinity and immortality.
Mother wiped her eyes on her sleeve and held me tight. I wept onto her shoulder. She released me while I went on weeping. A tear slipped into the strait through a crack in the wooden dock. Salt water ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ella Enchanted ) - #9
Save:"Die for Me" by Amy Plum is a paranormal YA novel set in Paris, following the story of Kate who is dealing with grief after losing her parents. Kate meets Vincent, who is a Revenant - a paranormal entity who comes back to life to save others. As their feelings for each other grow, Kate starts to question the safety of their relationship. is praised for its original plot, well-developed characters, and engaging writing style that keeps readers absorbed in the story.
I could have been anywhere, really, and it wouldn’t have mattered—I was blind to my surroundings. I lived in the past, desperately clinging to every scrap of memory from my former life. It was a life ... - #10
Save:In "Juliet Immortal" by Stacey Jay, the story revolves around a unique twist on the classic tale of Romeo and Juliet. The book delves into a world where Juliet and Romeo are immortal beings, locked in a battle against each other, with Juliet striving to bring soulmates together while Romeo seeks to tear them apart. The narrative alternates between Juliet and Romeo's perspectives, exploring deeper layers of their characters beyond the traditional love story. The plot is complex, filled with plot twists and revelations, making it a thrilling and romantic page-turner.
The writing style in "Juliet Immortal" is described as beautiful and captivating, drawing readers in with its prose-like quality. The book modernizes and retells the classic story of Romeo and Juliet in an unexpected and intriguing way, incorporating elements of action, suspense, and parallel universes. Themes of love, betrayal, and redemption are woven throughout the narrative, creating a compelling and unique take on a timeless tale.
Tonight, he could have come through the door—the castello is quiet, even the servants asleep in their beds, and Nurse would have let him in—but he chooses the window, climbing through the tangle of ni...
