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'The Sassy Submissive' by Golden Angel is part of the Stronghold Doms series, set in a BDSM club. The story follows the characters Adam and Angel, exploring themes of dominance and submission, as well as the journey of self-discovery and acceptance. The writing style is described as engaging and steamy, with a mix of humor and erotic scenes that keep readers hooked on the characters' evolving relationships.
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In "Tied Score" by Elia Winters, the story revolves around Iris, a human resources specialist at PI games, who finds herself in a friends-with-benefits relationship with Owen, a baker. Their dynamic explores BDSM themes such as a Domme-sub relationship, toys, bondage, and orgasm denial. As they navigate their unconventional bond, they also help each other grow personally and professionally, leading to positive changes in their lives. The book combines elements of romance, kink, humor, and character development, creating a steamy and engaging read with a light-hearted tone.
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Neal Stephenson's 'Cryptonomicon' is a multi-linear narrative that weaves together two timelines, spanning from World War II to the late 20th century. The story revolves around cryptography, code-breaking, and digital encryption, with engaging characters who are descendants of earlier cryptographers. The intricate plot gradually intertwines the lives of grandfathers and grandsons, offering a vast conspiracy surrounding currency in the digital world. The writing style is a blend of thriller, historic fiction, and technical literacy, providing a detailed account of cryptography throughout the years.
Let’s set the existence-of-God issue aside for a later volume, and just stipulate that in some way, self-replicating organisms came into existence on this planet and immediately began trying to get ri... - #4
'Anathem' by Neal Stephenson is a thought-provoking science fiction novel that delves into a parallel world where scientists and mathematicians live in cloistered communities, exploring profound issues of physics, cosmology, and philosophy. The book follows the journey of Fraa Erasmus, a member of a monastic sect, as he uncovers mysteries and navigates a complex society with limited interaction with the outside world. The story unfolds slowly, revealing a world rich in detail and depth, challenging readers with its intricate plot and unique language.
The writing style of 'Anathem' is characterized by its slow pace, Tolkeinian depth, and intricate world-building. The book presents a mix of adventure, philosophical exploration, and scientific concepts, weaving together themes of quantum mechanics, consciousness, and the nature of reality. Despite its length and complex terminology, the novel captivates readers with its grand ideas and meticulous attention to detail, offering a blend of speculative fiction and intellectual exploration.
Ita:(1) In late Praxic Orth, an acronym (therefore, in ancient texts sometimes written ITA) whose precise etymology is a casualty of the loss of shoddily preserved information that will forever enshro... "The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History" by Elizabeth Kolbert is a nonfiction book that delves into the concept of extinction, both in the past and present. Kolbert presents a compelling argument about how human activities are leading to a modern, man-made sixth extinction event. Through well-researched and sobering accounts, the author compares current widespread extinctions to previous mass extinction events, painting a grim picture of the impact of human beings on global ecosystems. Despite the heavy subject matter, Kolbert's writing style is engaging and informative, making complex scientific concepts understandable and entertaining for readers.
Kolbert skillfully weaves together personal experiences, scientific research, and historical context to shed light on the ongoing extinction crisis. By exploring the impact of human behavior on the environment, the author prompts readers to reflect on the consequences of climate change, habitat destruction, and other factors contributing to the decline of plant and animal species. Through a series of captivating narratives, Kolbert presents a thought-provoking exploration of how humans are altering the planet in unprecedented ways, leaving readers with a sense of urgency and the realization that complacency is not an option in the face of ecological crisis.
The town of El Valle de Antón, in central Panama, sits in the middle of a volcanic crater formed about a million years ago. The crater is almost four miles wide, but when the weather is clear you can ...- #6
Stuart MacBride's 'Flesh House' delves into the dark and gruesome world of a serial killer known as 'The Flesher' who has returned to Aberdeen, terrorizing the city by killing and dismembering victims with cannibalistic traits. The book follows Detective Sergeant Logan McRae as he races against time to catch the killer, facing challenges within the Grampian Police Force and dealing with the media's paranoia. With vivid crime scenes, twisted plot twists, and a touch of dark humor, the story unfolds with tension and suspense, keeping readers engaged until the chilling final chapters.
The narrative of 'Flesh House' is filled with gripping scenes, fast-paced action, and complex character dynamics, particularly highlighting the relationship between McRae and his colleagues DI Steel and DI Insch. As the investigation unfolds, the book explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of past decisions, all set against the backdrop of Aberdeen's harsh setting. With a blend of gory details, intricate plot development, and sharp wit, Stuart MacBride captivates readers with a thrilling and macabre police procedural that keeps them on the edge of their seats.
Detective Sergeant Logan McRae winced his way across the dark quayside trying not to scald his fingers, making for a scarred offshore container pinned in the harsh glow of police spotlights. The thing...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Logan McRae ) - #7
'Quicksilver' by Neal Stephenson is a hefty historical fiction novel set in the 17th and 18th centuries, focusing on the birth of scientific and financial modernity. The book follows various characters, including Daniel Waterhouse, as they navigate through significant historical events like the Glorious Revolution, the Royal Society, and the interactions between famous figures like Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke. The writing style blends elements of science, history, and humor, creating a rich and immersive reading experience that delves into the complexities of the era.
ENOCH ROUNDS THE CORNER JUST as the executioner raises the noose above the woman’s head. The crowd on the Common stop praying and sobbing for just as long as Jack Ketch stands there, elbows locked, fo... - #8
"One Good Earl Deserves a Lover" by Sarah MacLean is the second installment in the 'Rules of Scoundrels' series. It follows the story of Lady Philippa Marbury, a bespectacled and intellectually curious woman who seeks out the notorious scoundrel Jasper Arlesey, also known as Cross, to help her with research on marriage activities. As Pippa and Cross navigate the formalities of London society and the underworld, their intellectual conversations and unique personalities lead to a captivating romance filled with tension and humor. expertly weaves together themes of self-discovery, unconventional love, and the clash between societal expectations and personal desires.
The writing style in "One Good Earl Deserves a Lover" is praised for its colorful and captivating storytelling, with readers expressing admiration for the author's ability to create compelling characters and intricate relationships. offers a mix of wit, romance, and emotional depth, drawing readers into a world where characters grapple with self-doubt, passion, and the complexities of love. Through the interactions between Pippa and Cross, Sarah MacLean crafts a narrative that balances humor and heart, making it a standout historical romance novel.
He might have realized it three minutes earlier if she hadn’t announced, all certainty, that he’d miscalculated column F, ensuring that his understanding of her madness was preempted by shock at her p...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Rules of Scoundrels ) - #9
Eight Kinky Nights by Xan West is a heartfelt story about Leah and Jordan, two best friends who explore a new dynamic in their relationship during Chanukah. Both polyamorous, autistic, fat, Jewish, and disabled, Leah is a femme submissive and sex educator, while stone butch Jordan is interested in learning to be a dominant. As they embark on eight lessons together, old wounds resurface, and new feelings emerge, leading to a journey of self-discovery and healing. The book is praised for its representation of therapy, communication, and the polyam kink community, offering a unique and immersive reading experience.
The writing style of Eight Kinky Nights is described as careful and deliberate, with gentle and good-natured characters who navigate their relationships with compassion and understanding. The story unfolds with a focus on on-page healing, showcasing what could happen if characters handled situations in the best way possible. The book also delves into the polyam kink community, providing insights into a lesser-known culture, while creating a safe and affirming space for queer readers to explore themes of identity, communication, and self-acceptance.