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Save:'Primal Sin' by Ariana Nash is a forbidden love story between an Angel and a Demon set in a post-apocalyptic alternative London. The plot is filled with betrayal, passion, vengeance, and pining, offering readers a captivating and intense storyline. The world-building is described as fresh and inventive, turning preconceptions of angels and demons on their heads. delves into shades of grey rather than black and white, creating a storyline that is both brutal and emotional, with elements of gore, sex, and angst.
One of the few remaining guardian angels in all of Aerie stood at the end of the long glass table speaking of war, of sacrifice, and of duty. These things were the pillars upon which the vast city of ... - #2
Save:'Midnight Ruin' in the 'Dark Olympus' series by Katee Robert continues to build upon the intricate storyline, weaving in mythological retellings and dropping hints that excite readers as they anticipate a grand finale. The book delves into the relationships between Orpheus, Eurydice, and Charon, exploring their dynamics amidst a backdrop of political intrigue and a deepening romance that propels the overarching plot forward. Despite some readers finding certain aspects repetitive, the book is praised for its engaging narrative and well-developed characters that keep readers invested in the series.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Olympus ) - #3
Save:Gravity by Sara Cate is a gripping tale of loss, grief, and love involving Zara, Nash, and Alistair. The story follows Zara and the Wilde men as they navigate their shared pain and guilt following a tragic accident that took away their loved ones. As the characters grapple with their individual struggles, the book delves into complex relationships, intense emotions, and unconventional love triangles. Sara Cate's writing style weaves together passion, heartbreak, and redemption, creating a narrative that keeps readers engaged with its twists and turns.
The crowd is rowdy tonight. Even through the blaring music, I can hear them whistling and yelling my name. But with the bright lights, I can’t see a single face across the club floor. When I’m on stag... - #4
Save:The Comfort of Strangers by Ian McEwan is a short, intense novel set in Venice, following the story of Colin and Mary, an unmarried couple on vacation. Their holiday takes a dark turn when they meet a mysterious and charismatic man named Robert, leading to a series of disturbing events that challenge their relationship. The book is described as a psychological thriller with elements of suspense, violence, and manipulation, expertly crafted to evoke a sense of foreboding and tension. McEwan's writing style is praised for its haunting atmosphere, descriptive powers, and ability to delve into the inner workings of personal relationships while maintaining a sense of unease throughout the narrative.
EACH AFTERNOON, when the whole city beyond the dark green shutters of their hotel windows began to stir, Colin and Mary were woken by the methodical chipping of steel tools against the iron barges whi... - #5
Save:'A Prayer for Owen Meany' by John Irving is a novel that follows the story of two young boys, Owen Meany and John Wheelwright, growing up in Gravesend, New Hampshire. The pivotal moment in the story occurs when a foul ball hit by one of the boys during a Little League baseball game results in the death of the other boy's mother. This event sets off a chain of extraordinary occurrences, with Owen Meany believing himself to be an instrument of God and having unwavering faith in his destiny. The novel beautifully portrays their friendship, the mysteries surrounding Owen Meany's fate and John Wheelwright's paternity, and delves into themes of faith, God, fate, and predestination.
John Irving's writing style in 'A Prayer for Owen Meany' is described as roomy, intelligent, exhilarating, and darkly comic, reminiscent of Dickensian scope. The novel features unforgettable characters, such as the titular character Owen Meany, who is small in stature but full of confidence and foresight. The story weaves together powerful themes of predestination and faith with compelling characters and a rare sense of humor, making it a deeply moving and thought-provoking read.
I AM DOOMED to remember a boy with a wrecked voice-not because of his voice, or because he was the smallest person I ever knew, or even because he was the instrument of my mother's death, but because ... - #6
Save:'Arranged' by R.K. Lilley is a steamy and intense romance novel that revolves around an arranged marriage between Noura and Calder. Noura, a strong and independent woman, enters the marriage for stability while Calder, a privileged and entitled man, is resentful of the arrangement. The book explores their complex relationship, filled with chemistry, misunderstandings, and emotional depth. The writing style is described as gripping, entertaining, and filled with scorching hot moments that keep the readers engaged and invested in the story.
I stole a glance at him. He cut an imposing figure in his black tux. He was tall, slim hipped, broad shouldered, and he held himself with a stiff, proud posture. He was carelessly handsome, and he ... - #7
Save:'Derailed' by James Siegel is a gripping thriller that follows the story of a man whose life takes a drastic turn after a brief affair. The narrative is cleverly crafted, full of unexpected twists that keep the readers on the edge of their seats. Despite some graphic scenes, the story moves quickly, unfolding in a way that makes it hard to put down. The main character's decisions lead to a series of events that are both shocking and compelling, making readers question what they would do in similar circumstances.
The plot of 'Derailed' revolves around a man's affair that escalates into a nightmare, showcasing the consequences of his actions. delves into themes of guilt, pleasure, and the repercussions of one's choices. The writing style is described as engaging and suspenseful, with readers expressing how the story keeps them interested and eager to know what happens next.
Maybe marriage wasn’t considered an appropriate topic when flirting. If flirting was what they were doing, of course. Charles wasn’t sure; he was kind of rusty at it and had never been particularly at... - #8
Save:"The Art of Us" by K.L. Hughes is a poignant and emotional journey of lost soulmates, Charlee and Alex, whose relationship is heartbreakingly beautiful and intense. The book beautifully intertwines past and present, showcasing the enduring love between the characters as they navigate through heartache, healing, and second chances. Through poetic prose and heartfelt narratives, the author delves deep into the themes of art, love, and the intricate connections between the artist and the muse, creating a story that is both soul-stirring and captivating.
The novel skillfully explores the complexities of relationships, both romantic and platonic, through well-written characters and real emotions. With a mix of heart-wrenching moments and sweet, funny interludes, "The Art of Us" immerses readers in a world where love, loss, and longing are intricately woven together, leaving a lasting impact on the heart and soul of the readers.
Alex Woodson makes her way down the busy city sidewalk, her girlfriend’s arm slung through hers. A white cloud of fog puffs through her lips as she lets out a heavy breath. “Surreal,” she says, tuckin... - #9
Save:Becoming Calder by Mia Sheridan is a unique and emotional story set in a religious cult called Acadia. The book follows the forbidden love story of Calder and Eden, two individuals who grow up in Acadia and find solace in each other despite the strict rules and expectations of the cult. As they navigate their feelings and the constraints of their society, the reader is taken on a journey of love, courage, and heartbreaking decisions. The plot is filled with twists and turns, exploring heavy topics and showcasing the growth of the characters as they strive for freedom and happiness.
The writing style of Mia Sheridan in Becoming Calder is praised for its ability to evoke strong emotions in the readers. The author skillfully crafts a world that is both captivating and frustrating, drawing the audience into the lives of Calder and Eden as they fight against the constraints of their environment. The book delves into themes of forbidden love, courage, and sacrifice, leaving readers on an emotional rollercoaster as they root for the characters to find their own paths in a world that seeks to control them.
It was a Tuesday, the day she showed up. I remember because we were watering the bean crops, and the bean crops only got watered the third day of every week. I heard the white jeep before I saw it, an...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sign of Love ) - #10
Save:The Lesser Bohemians by Eimear McBride is a novel that follows the story of a young drama student from Ireland who meets an older man in London and begins a passionate yet complicated affair. The writing style of the book is described as challenging and experimental, with a stream of consciousness narrative that delves deep into the characters' thoughts and emotions.
Lo lay London Liverpool Street I am getting to on the train. Legs fair jigged from halfway there. Dairy Milk on this Stansted Express and cannot care for stray sludge splinters in the face of England ...
