Books matching: inconsistencies in writing
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Save:Bonded by Thorns, part of the 'Beasts of the Briar' series by Elizabeth Helen, follows the story of Rosalina, a bookworm who finds herself in the Fae realm after her father disappears while searching for her missing mother. She agrees to become a prisoner in a castle inhabited by four cursed fae princes - Keldarion, Dayton, Ezryn, and Farron - in exchange for their help in releasing her father. As Rosalina navigates this new world, she discovers the princes' curse and sets out to help them find their fated mates to break it. The book is a reimagining of Beauty and the Beast, with elements of romance, fantasy, and intricate world-building woven throughout the plot.
The writing style of the book is described as captivating and immersive, with strong character development and a slow-burn romance that keeps readers engaged. The story unfolds through Rosalina's perspective as she interacts with the princes, each with their own struggles and personalities, while uncovering the mysteries of the fae realm and the curse that binds them.
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Save:'On The Rocks' in the series 'Arturo Sandus' by author Peter Rhodan is a thrilling tale set in a late, crumbling Roman Empire where the protagonist, Arturo Sandus, brings about an industrial revolution, restores the Roman Republic, introduces advancements like railroads and electricity, and expands his influence to various territories. The story follows Arturo's journey of establishing a new society with elements of democracy and technological progress, all while facing challenges and adversaries who seek to halt his advancements.
The book is praised for its engaging plot that combines elements of time travel, alternate history, and adventure, as Arturo navigates through a world where he introduces modern technology to reshape the ancient Roman Empire. The writing style is commended for its exciting pacing, fairly developed characters, and the author's ability to create a captivating narrative that keeps readers hooked till the end.
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Save:Eve, a shifter in disguise, finds herself thrust into a murder mystery that forces her to work alongside her alpha mate, Lachlan, who remains unaware of her true identity. Despite their cursed fate to stay apart, the duo navigates a complex web of secrets, forbidden desires, and hidden truths, leaving readers hooked on the action-packed urban fantasy mystery set in a richly realized world of guilds and supernatural beings.
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Save:'River Lady' by Jude Deveraux is part of the James River series and follows the story of Leah and Wesley, who come from different backgrounds and are forced into a reluctant marriage. The plot involves themes of love, adventure, humor, and overcoming challenges, set in a historical romance backdrop. Readers appreciated the colorful characters, ethical dilemmas, and the determination of the protagonists, as well as the return of previous James River couples in the storyline.
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Save:'Castles' by Julie Garwood is a historical romance novel that intertwines murder mysteries with romance. The story follows Princess Alesandra and Colin, a second son dealing with a painful injury and life-altering changes as he starts a shipping company. Princess Alesandra, determined to find a husband quickly, teams up with Colin, who initially feels obligated to protect her due to his family duty. The plot includes political threats, suspenseful elements, and the development of a romantic relationship amidst danger and intrigue. The book features charming characters, humorous dialogues, and a blend of historical romance and suspenseful elements.
Mother Superior Mary Felicity had always believed in miracles, but in all of her sixty-seven years on this sweet earth, she had never actually witnessed one until the frigid day in February of 1820 wh...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Crown's Spies ) - #6
Save:'Wicked Delights of a Bridal Bed' in the series 'The Byrons of Braebourne' by Tracy Anne Warren tells the story of Mallory and Adam, their love, challenges, and eventual growth as a couple. The plot revolves around Mallory's struggles with grief over her deceased fiancé and her evolving relationship with Adam, who has always loved her. The writing style captures intimate scenes and emotional depth, with a touch of predictability in the storyline but still manages to keep the readers engaged with the characters' development.
Seated in the elegantly comfortable surroundings of her bedchamber, Lady Mallory Byron stroked idle fingers over the cat in her lap, his soft, inky fur a nearly perfect match for the solemn black of h...
(Also, see 51 recommendations for the series The Byrons of Braebourne ) - #7
Save:'Empire of the Ants' by Bernard Werber is a unique and surreal novel that delves into the everyday life of an ant colony, connecting the tiny world of ants with the larger world of humans. The book follows the massive struggles for survival faced by the ants in Belokan, as they encounter strange occurrences and challenges that test their civilization. The narrative weaves together parallel narrations, offering a mysterious and engaging perspective on the lives and intrigues of ants.
Werber's writing style brilliantly draws readers deep into the world of ants, providing a detailed, believable, and sometimes creepy evocation of insect civilization. The book keeps readers guessing until the end, making them want to learn more about ants while offering a fresh and unusual perspective on these tiny creatures.
They looked the place over. It was a large basement flat. Jonathan liked it even though the only openings to the outside were a few small windows at ceiling level. The walls were all papered a uniform... - #8
Save:In "The Rhesus Chart" by Charles Stross, the story follows secret agent computer geek Bob Howard who discovers that despite the Laundry members being aware of the existence of monsters and magic, they do not believe in vampires. As Bob delves deeper into this mystery, unexpected twists and turns occur, leading to a complex and engaging plot. The writing style incorporates elements of spy thriller and Lovecraftian themes, creating a unique and imaginative narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
I froze with my chopsticks halfway to my mouth, the tiny corpse of a tempura-battered baby squid clutched precariously between them, while I flailed for a reply to her non sequitur. We were dining out...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Laundry Files ) - #9
Save:"Falling In" in the series "The Surrender Trilogy" by Lydia Michaels follows the story of Evelyn Keats, a homeless woman with a troubled past who crosses paths with Lucian Patras, a powerful billionaire. Their relationship evolves from a business arrangement to a deep emotional connection filled with struggles and obstacles. The writing style, as described by readers, is captivating and emotionally engaging, delving into complex themes such as poverty, addiction, and the journey towards self-discovery and love.
Readers are drawn into the intricate plot and character development, particularly appreciating Evelyn's growth from a vulnerable survivor to a determined individual striving for happiness and stability. Lucian's transformation from a brooding alpha male to a more vulnerable and caring partner is also highlighted. is praised for its emotional depth, intense love story, and the raw, realistic portrayal of challenging life circumstances.
The early morning sky was the color of steel wool, sharp, ominous gray hanging low over the city without a hint of softness, but Scout Keats’ trajectory was somewhere brighter. She hustled down Randol... - #10
Save:'Beyond the Pale' in the series 'The Last Rune' by Mark Anthony is a fantasy novel that follows the journey of two Earthly protagonists, Travis and Grace, who are transported to the medieval world of Eldh. The story revolves around their adventures in a world filled with magic, alternate dimensions, and threats to both Eldh and Earth. The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the unique blend of humor and magic woven into the narrative.
The book introduces readers to a world where characters like Falken the bard, Lady Melia, and Queen Ivalaine are shrouded in mystery, while the residents of Eldh, including Lady Kyrene, King Boreas, Durge, and Beltan, are vividly portrayed. As Travis and Grace navigate through this new world, they encounter challenges, face off against an evil king, and embark on a quest to save both realms. Mark Anthony's writing style is commended for its ability to keep readers hooked from the prologue, with elements of humor, originality, and a touch of darkness reminiscent of Stephen King's works.
He could always hear it coming, long before the first telltale wisps of snow-clean air touched his face. It would begin as a distant roar far up the canyon, nearly and yet not at all like the ancient ...
