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    The Risk
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    Book 1 in the series:Mindf*ck

    The Risk - Mindf*ck by S.T. Abby
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    The Risk by S.T. Abby follows Lana, a girl seeking revenge on those who left her for dead, catching them off guard until it's too late. Her path crosses with Logan, an FBI agent whom she may be falling for. The book is described as suspenseful, with an intense dichotomy between Lana's character and Logan's, featuring a cliffhanger ending that leaves readers eager for the next installment. The writing style is praised for being engaging and flowy, capturing the attention of readers with its quick pace and captivating storyline.

    His attempt at flattery is overtly untrained and certainly underdeveloped. He’s obviously used to getting his way without much of a fuss, which means he never puts forth any effort after catching his ...

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    Tempted by Deception
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    Book 2 in the series:Deception

    Tempted by Deception - Deception by Rina Kent
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    'Tempted by Deception' by Rina Kent is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and secrets between the characters Lia and Adrian. The book delves into their tumultuous relationship, filled with angst, miscommunication, and a deep-rooted connection that both drives them together and tears them apart. The story is intricately woven, revealing the characters' pasts and inner struggles, leading to a series of plot twists and intense moments that keep readers on the edge of their seats. Rina Kent's writing style flawlessly brings to life the complex emotions, mental health struggles, and moral dilemmas faced by Lia and Adrian, making the readers eagerly anticipate the conclusion of their story.

    The narrative of 'Tempted by Deception' is marked by a rollercoaster of emotions, from heart-wrenching moments to intense passion, creating a captivating and immersive reading experience. The book not only explores the dynamics of Lia and Adrian's relationship but also delves into their individual histories, motivations, and the dark secrets that bind them together. Rina Kent skillfully crafts a storyline that keeps readers engaged, offering a perfect blend of mystery, romance, and suspense that leaves them craving for more, eagerly awaiting the resolution of the characters' entangled fates.

    My feet dangle as I sit on the tall chair in our living room that smells of burnt food because Mom hates cooking and she’s terrible at it. My book, The Nutcracker, lies on my lap, although I haven’t b...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Deception )

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    How to Lead a Life of Crime by Kirsten Miller
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    How to Lead a Life of Crime by Kirsten Miller is a dark and gritty novel that follows the story of Flick, a talented thief who abandons his privileged life to avenge the death of his brother. To achieve his goal, Flick must attend the exclusive Mandel Academy, an institution that trains students to become mastermind criminals. As Flick navigates the ruthless world of the academy, he is forced to confront his own morality and humanity. The writing style is described as straightforward, edgy, and easy to read, with a focus on character development and intense plot twists. The novel delves into complex relationships between characters, such as Flick and his father, as well as the eerie and intense atmosphere of the academy.

    My father never wasted his wisdom on me. But on the rare occasions when my family found itself in one room, and my father had emptied the drink in his hand, he would sometimes offer a piece of advice ...

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    Blood Ties by Nicholas Guild
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    Blood Ties by Nicholas Guild is a gripping thriller that follows Ellen Ridley, a homicide detective in San Francisco, as she tracks down a serial killer of young women. Initially suspecting a hacker named Stephen Tregear, Ridley soon realizes that it is actually Tregear's father who is the culprit. As Ridley and Tregear team up to hunt down the killer, the story delves into psychological insights into each character's motivations and past traumas. The plot is intense and filled with shocking murders, twists, and a race against time to confront the killer.

    The book combines elements of horror, mystery, thriller, and psychological insights, creating a fast-paced and absorbing narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With well-developed characters like Ellen Ridley, a strong and analytical detective, and Stephen Tregear, a charming hacker with a dark past, the story unfolds with tension-filled moments and unexpected plot developments, making it a compelling read from start to finish.

    The rain had stopped just before dawn, but up on the coast highway the air was still laden with heavy mist, enough to dissolve the flashers on the police cruisers into pulses of smeary red light. A co...

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    Justice For Angie - Police and Fire: Operation Alpha by Cara Carnes
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    'Justice For Angie' in the series 'Police and Fire: Operation Alpha' by author Cara Carnes tells the story of Angie, a strong and independent woman who finds herself in danger after investigating a client's murder. As threats and attacks escalate, Angie is forced to seek help and is introduced to John Twitch Stanz, a security specialist who becomes her protector. Together, they navigate through suspenseful action, evolving feelings, and unexpected twists to ensure Angie's safety and uncover the truth behind the threats she faces. The book features a mix of high action, steamy romance, and empowered characters, creating a compelling and engaging narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.


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    Projekt 1065: A Novel of World War II by Alan Gratz
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    'Projekt 1065: A Novel of World War II' by Alan Gratz follows the story of Michael O'Shaunessey, an Irish boy living in Nazi Germany during World War II. Michael and his parents are spies for the Allies, sending coded messages and helping downed Allied airmen. As Michael joins the Hitler Youth, he discovers a secret Nazi war mission called Projekt 1065, a prototype fighter plane that could change the course of the war. Determined to get this information to the Allied forces, Michael faces dangerous situations and difficult choices, risking everything he cares about, including his own life. Gratz weaves a suspenseful and historically accurate tale, blending real events from World War II with a gripping narrative and intense plot twists.

    The book delves into themes of espionage, loyalty, and sacrifice, portraying Michael's struggles as he navigates life as a spy within the Hitler Youth while working to thwart the Nazis' plans for world domination. Through vivid descriptions and cliffhanger chapters, Gratz immerses readers in the harrowing realities of Nazi Germany, showcasing the courage and determination of a young boy caught in the midst of wartime espionage and moral dilemmas.

    There were Nazis all up and down the long table, talking and laughing and eating. There were Nazi soldiers in their gray German army uniforms. There were SS officers, members of Adolf Hitler’s private...

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    Under the Lake by Stuart Woods
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    'Under the Lake' by Stuart Woods is a suspenseful mystery novel that combines elements of the paranormal with modern-day mayhem. The story follows an ex-reporter who delves into a mysterious and haunting tale set in a lakeside town with odd neighbors and a shrouded mystery. The book is praised for its mix of the supernatural and realistic plot, with likeable and believable characters that lead to a satisfying closure. The writing style is described as engaging, with moments that keep the reader hooked from beginning to end.

    John Howell stirred to the sound of a familiar voice. Elisha Cook, Jr., he registered immediately. He kept his eyes shut and listened to the next voice. Sidney Greenstreet. He had the scene before Bog...

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    The Axeman's Jazz - City Blues Quartet by Ray Celestin
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    Set in New Orleans in 1919, 'The Axeman's Jazz' by Ray Celestin is a fictionalized account of the true and bizarre unsolved murders that took place during that time. The story follows a series of murders committed by a serial killer dubbed The Axeman, who leaves cryptic notes and cards at the scene of his crimes. The narrative alternates among several characters, including a police detective, a private detective, and a mafia man, as they each try to uncover the identity of the killer. The book intricately weaves together the perspectives of these characters while delving into the historical backdrop of the era.

    The author, Ray Celestin, effectively establishes the atmospheric setting of early twentieth-century New Orleans, providing detailed descriptions and evocative sights and sounds that transport readers to the time and place of the story. The plot unfolds slowly, with a focus on character development and the pursuit of the killer, allowing readers to become invested in the motives and backgrounds of the main characters. Despite the gruesome subject matter, the author manages to maintain a balance between the mystery and the characters' journeys, resulting in a compelling and immersive read.

    To the west of the French Quarter, in the uptown slum the Orleanais referred to as the Battlefield, a Negro funeral procession lumbered through the granite sheen of a dawn fog. The mourners, dressed i...

  9. #9
    Shockwave
    Book 1 in the series:Star Kingdom

    Shockwave - Star Kingdom by Lindsay Buroker
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    'Shockwave' in the 'Star Kingdom' series by Lindsay Buroker follows the story of Casmir, a roboticist on the run from the authorities for his creations, the killer robots known as crushers. Teaming up with his roommate Kim, they find themselves being hunted and eventually rescued by Captain Bonita and her crew, including the genetically altered cat girl, Qin. The plot revolves around the characters navigating through ethical dilemmas, mysterious pursuits, and unexpected discoveries, all set in a world where genetic modification is illegal. The writing style incorporates realistic characters with flaws and bantering dialogues, creating a mix of intense plot twists and engaging world-building that keeps readers hooked and eager for the next installment.

    He stepped back with his kludgy remote control, promising to build something better once his prototype proved successful. He tapped a button, and the robot bird sprang off his desk, delicate wings fla...

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    Steal the Dragon
    Book 2 in the series:Aralorn

    Steal the Dragon - Aralorn by Patricia Briggs
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    Steal the Dragon by Patricia Briggs is a fantasy novel set in the world of Sianim, following the story of Rialla, an escaped slave turned horse trainer who is recruited by the Spymaster of Sianim to protect a Darran lord aiming to outlaw slavery. The book is filled with magic, intrigue, and adventure as Rialla navigates political machinations, assassination attempts, and her own empathic abilities while trying to bring two warring nations together and end slavery in the land. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, involving a mysterious healer named Tris and a complex relationship between the characters, all set in a world rich with magical creatures and dark elements.

    She stretched her arms wide, hands open, holding the pose for an instant before bursting into furious motion. Each placement of foot and angle of wrist was choreographed, thoughtless, perfect. Her bod...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Aralorn )

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