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    Personal Demon - Women of the Otherworld by Kelley Armstrong
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    'Personal Demon' in the 'Women of the Otherworld' series by Kelley Armstrong is a gripping tale that delves into the world of supernatural beings. The book follows the story of Hope Adams, a chaos demon, who finds herself entangled in a Cabal investigation. As she navigates through the complexities of her demon half and her relationships with characters like Karl and the Cabal, secrets unravel, alliances are tested, and unexpected twists keep the readers on the edge of their seats. The dual narration by Hope and Lucas adds depth to the storytelling, showcasing a new perspective and exploring intricate plot developments.

    The writing style of 'Personal Demon' is praised for its ability to blend action, suspense, and romantic subplots seamlessly. Readers appreciate the grey areas portrayed in the characters' personalities, particularly in Karl and Hope, adding layers of complexity to the story. The book is commended for its intriguing plot twists, dynamic character interactions, and the exploration of supernatural elements intertwined with human emotions, making it a compelling addition to the Women of the Otherworld series.

    I called Benicio the next morning. When he learned I had something to report, he asked me to meet Troy for breakfast and fill him in. In other words, he hadn’t expected results so soon and didn’t want...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Women of the Otherworld )

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    The Ghostway
    Book 6 in the series:Leaphorn & Chee

    The Ghostway - Leaphorn & Chee by Tony Hillerman
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    The Ghostway by Tony Hillerman follows Tribal Policeman Jim Chee as he investigates a murder trail that leads him from the Navajo reservation to Los Angeles. The book delves into Chee's internal struggles with his identity, culture, and relationships, while also exploring themes of Navajo culture, folklore, and the contrast between life on the reservation and in the city. The plot weaves together elements of mystery, cultural exploration, and character development, all set against the backdrop of the Southwest landscape.

    He’d noticed the green car just as he came out of the Shiprock Economy Wash-O-Mat. The red light of sundown reflected from its windshield. Above the line of yellow cottonwoods along the San Juan River...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Leaphorn & Chee )

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    Her Perfect Affair - Matched to Perfection by Priscilla Oliveras
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    'Her Perfect Affair' in the series 'Matched to Perfection' by Priscilla Oliveras follows the story of Rosa and Jeremy, who unexpectedly find themselves entangled in a one-night stand that leads to unexpected consequences. Despite their longstanding friendship and unspoken feelings for each other, Rosa and Jeremy must navigate their evolving relationship amidst family dynamics, personal insecurities, and cultural influences. The author, Priscilla Oliveras, skillfully weaves together themes of love, family, Latinx culture, and self-discovery, creating a heartwarming and emotionally engaging narrative that explores the complexities of romantic relationships.


    (Also, see 10 recommendations for the series Matched to Perfection )

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    The Fifth Sally by Daniel Keyes
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    The Fifth Sally by Daniel Keyes delves into the life of Sally, a woman who suffers from Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD). Sally discovers that she has four other vastly different personalities residing within her, each struggling to emerge. Throughout the book, readers witness the different facets of Sally's personalities - from the motherly Sally to the tomboy Derry, the party-goer Bella, the artist Nola, and the menacing Jinx. The narrative follows the complexities of Sally's mind as she navigates through her various personalities and the challenges they present. The writing style of the book seamlessly transitions between the different viewpoints of Sally's personalities, providing a unique and captivating storytelling experience.


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    Khirbet Khizeh by S. Yizhar
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    'Khirbet Khizeh' by S. Yizhar is a poignant and haunting novel that delves into the moral complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on the expulsion of Palestinians from their native villages during the early days of the State of Israel. The narrative follows a young Israeli soldier who grapples with his conscience as he witnesses the displacement and destruction of a fictional village similar to many real ones. The writing style is described as simple yet beautifully haunting, evoking a sense of isolation, despair, and moral ambiguity that resonates with the reader.

    TRUE, IT ALL HAPPENED A LONG TIME AGO, but it has haunted me ever since. I sought to drown it out with the din of passing time, to diminish its value, to blunt its edge with the rush of daily life, an...

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    Kallocain by Karin Boye
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    Set in a near future totalitarian state, "Kallocain" follows the story of Leo Kall, a scientist who invents a truth serum drug named Kallocain that compels people to tell nothing but the truth. Initially naïve and loyal to the regime, Leo soon realizes the potential impact of the drug on his relationship with his wife, leading to a series of events that challenge his beliefs and loyalties. The book delves into themes of thought control, individuality, and the consequences of living in a society where every word spoken is scrutinized. Through eloquent writing and a gripping plot, the author, Karin Boye, paints a bleak yet thought-provoking picture of a dystopian world.

    The book I now sit down to write will inevitably appear pointless to many – if indeed I dare suppose that ‘many’ will ever have a chance to read it – since quite on my own initiative, without anyone’s...

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    Claimed
    Book 3 in the series:Dark Protectors

    Claimed - Dark Protectors by Rebecca Zanetti
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    In the book "Claimed" by Rebecca Zanetti, Emma Paulsen, a geneticist with psychic abilities, is rescued by Dage, a powerful vampire, from the clutches of the evil Kurjans who want to force her to be their mate. As Emma and Dage navigate their growing attraction and deal with a virus threatening vampires' mates, they must also uncover a traitor in their midst and protect their loved ones. The story is filled with action-packed scenes, intricate plot developments, and a diverse cast of characters, creating a unique and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked.

    The plot of "Claimed" delves into themes of love, loyalty, betrayal, and the supernatural world of vampires, demons, and other paranormal beings. The writing style of Rebecca Zanetti is praised for its complexity and depth, offering readers a thrilling and fantastical reading experience that is both enjoyable and captivating.

    Probably with a great deal of pain first. The rotating hum of the helicopter blades echoed through the confined space of the aircraft as Emma Paulsen calculated her odds of a quick death—she’d likely ...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Protectors )

  8. #8
    Deceived
    Book 2 in the series:The Wicked Woodleys

    Deceived - The Wicked Woodleys by Jess Michaels
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    'Deceived' in the series 'The Wicked Woodleys' by author Jess Michaels is a story that delves into the impact of a thoughtless comment made by a childhood crush on Josie Westfall, shaping her life and self-image for years to come. The book follows the evolving relationship between Josie and Evan Woodley, the society darling who made the hurtful comment, as they reunite at a wedding. The plot explores themes of teenage insecurities, family dynamics, and the complexities of forgiveness and attraction, all wrapped in a regency romance setting. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters, offering a blend of realism and romance that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.

    The book 'Deceived' is commended for its realistic portrayal of how a single comment can have long-lasting effects on a person's life, especially during the vulnerable teenage years. Readers appreciate the relatable themes of self-esteem, friendship, and family bonds woven into the storyline. The character development, particularly of Josie and Evan, is highlighted as engaging and heartfelt, drawing readers into their struggles and growth as they navigate past hurts and newfound feelings.


    (Also, see 6 recommendations for the series The Wicked Woodleys )

  9. #9
    Pushing Patrick
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    Book 1 in the series:The Gilroy Clan

    Pushing Patrick - The Gilroy Clan by Megyn Ward
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    "Pushing Patrick" by Megyn Ward follows the story of Cari and Patrick, best friends who navigate a complex relationship filled with unspoken feelings and misunderstandings. Cari struggles to break free from her self-doubt and past toxic relationships, while Patrick harbors deep affection for her, hoping for a chance at a romantic relationship. explores themes of friendship, love, self-discovery, and overcoming personal barriers, all set against a backdrop of intense chemistry and emotional turmoil. The writing style incorporates humor, banter, and alternating perspectives, keeping readers engaged and invested in the characters' journey towards understanding their true feelings for each other.


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    Mina by Marie Kiraly
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    'Mina' by Marie Kiraly is a continuation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, picking up where the classic novel left off. The book explores Mina's character in depth, depicting her as a strong, independent, and passionate Victorian woman torn between societal expectations and her own desires. The story delves into Mina's self-exploration of her mind, body, and soul, showcasing her evolution from the woman she was into the woman she needs to be. The narrative weaves an intricate tale of love, passion, and societal constraints set in Victorian times.

    The writing style of 'Mina' is described as impressive and illustrative, creating a vivid world with palpable atmosphere. The author skillfully crafts main characters that are vibrant and easy to visualize, immersing readers in the private lives of Victorian society. The story focuses on Mina's internal world, particularly her journal entries, providing a deep insight into her thoughts and emotions as she navigates love and self-discovery.


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