Books matching: magical beings
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- #1
Save:'Fairy Godmothers Inc.' in the series 'Fairy Godmothers Inc.' by Saranna DeWylde is a whimsical and charming tale set in Ever After, Missouri, where fairy godmothers scheme to bring magic back to their hidden fairy tale town by matchmaking their godchildren. The plot follows Lucky and Ransom, college sweethearts who encounter mishaps when trying to consummate their relationship. The story unfolds with the godmothers orchestrating a fake marriage between Lucky and Ransom to save Ever After and reignite the magic in the town. As the characters navigate through second chances at romance and hilarious situations, readers are taken on a journey filled with humor, love, and magical twists. The writing style is described as funny, delightful, and engaging, with a mix of magical realism and a touch of fairy tale nostalgia.
- #2
Save:Wynd Book One: The Flight of the Prince, written by James Tynion IV, is a captivating LGBT fantasy graphic novel. It follows Wynd, a young humanoid with pointed ears, living in the perilous Pipetown. He has been sheltered all his life, hiding his magical identity, but when danger arrives in the form of the Bandaged Man, Wynd and his friends embark on a thrilling quest that tests their bonds and leads to self-discovery. The story is filled with action, mystery, and unexpected twists, making it a roller coaster of emotions and a fast-paced read.
The writing style is engaging and approachable, making it easy for readers to connect with the characters. Each character, including the charming Thorn and the intriguing Miss Molly's daughter, is well-developed and relatable. The art by Michael Dialynas enhances the storytelling with its stunning visuals, reminiscent of manga and anime without being overly cute. The combination of a fantastical world, heartfelt character development, and beautiful illustrations creates an unforgettable reading experience. Wynd tackles themes of identity and acceptance in a way that resonates with younger audiences, all while leaving them eager for more.
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Save:'A Curse in Darkness' in the series 'Thornheart Trials' by author Sherilee Gray follows the story of Willow, a strong and interesting character who is part of the Thornheart family. The plot revolves around a witch trial where Willow's abilities are tested in a modern-day urban fantasy setting. is filled with romance, action, mystery, and a diverse cast of characters including witches, hellhounds, demons, fallen angels, vampires, and even Lucifer himself. The writing style is engaging, emotional, and full of passion, drama, and twisted magic, keeping readers on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and thoughts.
- #4
Save:'Charmed Wolf' by Aimee Easterling is the second book in the Samhain Shifters series, focusing on the story of Tara, an Alpha trying to find a Consort and conceive an Heir by Beltane to keep the support of a guardian and her pack. The plot revolves around Tara's encounters with Rune and Butch, who are intertwined in the quest to protect the pack from fae influence while navigating personal challenges and relationships. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of suspense, humor, and romance, creating a world where werewolves, fae, and unicorns coexist in an intriguing narrative.
(Also, see 45 recommendations for the series Samhain Shifters ) - #5
Save:Set in an alternate history of 1912 Cairo, "A Dead Djinn in Cairo" follows Fatma el Sha'arawi, a special investigator with the Egyptian Ministry of Alchemy, Enchantments, and Supernatural Entities. The story revolves around her investigation into the murder of a dead djinn, leading her to uncover hidden plots and nefarious foes in a steampunk world filled with djinns, angels, ghouls, and other mythical creatures. With a compelling mystery and intriguing characters, the novella offers a unique blend of fantasy, supernatural elements, and detective work, all set in a richly detailed and atmospheric Cairo.
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Save:In "The Necromancer's Dance" by S.J. Himes, readers are introduced to Angelus Salvatore, a necromancer and the lone survivor of one of New England's greatest magical families. The story follows Angel's daily life teaching magic, dealing with vampires, and navigating his complex relationships. As the plot unfolds, Angel's past resurfaces, leading to unexpected events and a burgeoning romance with the enigmatic Celtic vampire, Simeon. The writing style is engaging, blending detailed descriptions of magic, creatures, and emotions with a mix of romance, action, and mystery, creating a unique and captivating narrative.
It was well past eleven at night when Angel Salvatore got a knock on the door and the summons that dragged him out into the cold night in nothing but thin silk pajama bottoms. He’d slid a pair of sand... - #7
Save:In "Dim Sum Asylum" by Rhys Ford, readers are taken on a thrilling journey through a magical version of San Francisco where magic and magical beings are real. The story follows hardworking detective Roku MacCormick as he navigates the complexities of investigating crimes involving magic in the Chinatown precinct. As Roku and his new partner, Trent Leonard, delve into a case involving animated objects and mysterious killings, they form a solid partnership while combating magical crime. The book is praised for its vivid worldbuilding, complex characters, and seamless integration of Chinese and Japanese elements into the narrative.
I HATED running first thing in the morning. Even in a fog-drenched San Francisco when the temperatures were on the colder side, it was too early and too damned hot to be pounding through the narrow si... - #8
Save:'Incubus Caged' in the series 'The Incubus' by author A.H. Lee is a fantasy novel set in an alternative world filled with sorcerers, demons, faeries, and magic. The story revolves around the incubus daemon Mal, sorcerer Azrael, and succubus Jessica, as they navigate a courtly intrigue where Jessica discovers her role and relationships with Mal and Azrael. The book is known for its high heat level, intricate world-building, and a mix of humor and fantasy elements. The writing style is engaging, with vivid descriptions, balanced character development, and a mix of action and mystery that keeps readers intrigued.
The plot of 'Incubus Caged' is centered around the relationship dynamics between the main characters, the courtly politics, and the looming threat to the realms that they must face. The author, A.H. Lee, weaves a tale that explores themes of consent, character growth, and the balance between lust and emotional connections. Despite the focus on sex scenes, the book also delves into deeper emotional bonds and the characters' individual journeys within the fantastical setting.
- #9
Save:The Frostbound Queen by Amy Pennza is a captivating fantasy novel that revolves around Liria, a young princess who is entrusted to learn to control the frost in her kingdom. The story delves into a complex web of relationships involving Liria, Ronan, and Sigurn, filled with passion, lust, and secrets. As the plot unfolds, readers are taken on a journey of love, betrayal, and power struggles, set in a world of magical beings like elves. The writing style of Amy Pennza is praised for its engaging fantasy elements intertwined with smoldering erotica, creating a unique and compelling narrative that keeps readers hooked till the end.
- #10
Save:'Shadows and Shade' by Amanda Cashure follows the story of Shade, a mortal in the human realm who is a soot slave. When four magical beings arrive at the manor where she is kept, Shade is taken on an adventure into another realm filled with magic. The story is engaging, humorous, and full of character and story building, with a slow burn fantasy reverse harem romance that keeps the reader interested and entertained. The writing style is described as well developed, vivid, and easily picturable, with a mix of humor, drama, and suspense that creates a captivating narrative.
