Books matching: magic and technology
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Save:Magic Bites is a punchy, clever urban fantasy starter that gets better as you go - expect gritty action, smart-mouthed characters, and a wild magical world, but be ready for a learning curve and a slow-burn story. Worth sticking with if you like tough heroines and urban fantasy with bite!
I SAT AT A TABLE IN MY SHADOWY KITCHEN, STARING down a bottle of Boone’s Farm Hard Lemonade, when a magic fluctuation hit. My wards shivered and died, leaving my home stripped of its defenses. The TV... - #2
Save:A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe is a rollicking space romp packed with heart, explosions, and just enough magic to keep sci-fi purists arguing. Great fun if you’re craving a popcorn read with attitude and a lively crew!
The straight opened before the two race cars: an oily river, speckled yellow by the evening sun. They shot down the tarmac in succession like sapphire fish, streamers of wild magic billowing from thei... - #3
Save:A fast-paced, classic sword-and-sorcery adventure with a uniquely post-apocalyptic twist. It’s a must-read for fantasy history buffs, D&D fans, and anyone craving a blend of magic and mysterious machines.
The Satrap Ekuman’s difficulties with his aged prisoner had only begun when he got the fellow down into the dungeon under the Castle and tried to begin a serious interrogation. The problem was not, as... - #4
Save:A fast-paced, queer, sci-fi/fantasy adventure with heart, humor, and lots of feels - perfect for fans of found family, magic tech, and LGBTQ+ rep. Not flawless, but a total blast!
Cornered? Please. She knows I’m up here, but she doesn’t know where. It’s only a matter of time, though. And isn’t air support a bit overkill? The officer sweeps her gaze over the rooftop, pulling thr... - #5
Save:A classic '80s fantasy that does some intriguing things with its magic-versus-technology theme, but the slow pacing and uneven characters may not be for everyone. Worth a try for die-hard fantasy/Weis & Hickman fans or those looking for something a little different.
All of the wizards, magi, and archmagi who floated in a shimmering circle above the marble floor, the shade of which had been changed hastily the previous night from radiant white to a proper shade of... - #6
Save:A clever, imaginative mashup of classic mystery and alternate history fantasy that’s charming and fun - even if it’s more about brainy sleuthing than emotional depth. Great for fans of magical detectives and cozy mysteries!
Sir Pierre Morlaix, Chevalier of the Angevin Empire, Knight of the Golden Leopard, and secretary-in-private to my lord, the Count D’Evreux, pushed back the lace at his cuff for a glance at his wrist w... - #7
Save:Despite mixed opinions on character development and magic systems, "Triplet" by Timothy Zahn is praised for its imaginative world-building and blend of sci-fi and fantasy elements. The plot revolves around interplanetary adventures, spirits, demons, and a unique mix of magic and technology. The story follows characters Ravagin, Danae, and Hart as they navigate through different worlds with gates between them, facing challenges while unraveling mysteries and dealing with magical forces.
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Save:Surprisingly addictive spin-off with a memorable enemies-to-allies pairing and buckets of action - best appreciated after the Kate Daniels series, but a solid urban fantasy read for those who enjoy tough characters with even tougher choices.
Black Fire Stables spread across twenty acres about a two-hour horse ride east of Charlotte. The large, solid house sat in the middle of the lawn, on a rolling hillside, with stables to one side and a...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Kate Daniels ) - #9
Save:Firehurler, the first book in the Twinborn Chronicles series by J.S. Morin, follows the lives of twins in two separate worlds who are only brought together in their dreams. The story explores the concept of twinborn individuals living in parallel worlds, sharing their lives through vivid dreams. Morin weaves a complex narrative where each twin possesses a unique set of skills and personalities in each world, leading to intriguing character interactions and story developments. The book introduces readers to a world where technology and magic coexist, with fast-paced action and well-developed characters that keep the readers engaged.
With his breath coming in ragged gasps, the soldier crashed through the forest. He had ceased to hear any sound of pursuit several minutes ago, but he knew they were still coming. In his heavy chain a... - #10
Save:In 'Broken Stars' by Ivan Kal, readers are taken on an intriguing journey through a universe where humanity faces a hostile alien threat that results in their confinement on Earth. The blend of science and magic in the story creates a unique take on the alien conquest genre, with elements of fantasy and technology intertwining to shape the narrative. The book introduces readers to a world where humans must navigate through a multiverse conflict, with hints of deeper plotlines and a mix of tech and magic that make the series potentially interesting.
