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    Rise of the Werewolf
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    Book 1 in the series:Lycan Fallout

    Rise of the Werewolf - Lycan Fallout by Mark Tufo
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    'Rise of the Werewolf' in the series 'Lycan Fallout' by Mark Tufo is set in a world rebuilding itself after the events of the Zombie Fallout universe. The main character, Mike Talbot, now a vampire, is faced with a new threat in the form of Lycans and their werewolf slaves. The story follows Talbot as he navigates this post-apocalyptic world, filled with action, humor, and intricate character dynamics. The writing style is described as a mix of humor, fantasy, black humor, and serious moments, creating a compelling and engrossing narrative.


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    The Stupidest Angel - Pine Cove by Christopher Moore
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    In "The Stupidest Angel" by Christopher Moore, Pine Cove is visited by an angel who sets off a chain of events resulting in a Christmas miracle gone awry - a zombie apocalypse during the town's holiday gathering. The book features quirky characters, absurd situations, and dark humor, making it a unique and entertaining Christmas tale. The plot involves a mix of humor, satire, and fantasy elements, creating a festive yet terrifying atmosphere as the characters navigate through the chaos caused by the angel's misguided actions.

    The writing style of Christopher Moore in this book is described as fast-paced, hilarious, and irreverent. Readers find themselves laughing out loud at the witty dialogue, snappy humor, and ridiculous scenarios, while also appreciating the clever structuring of the story with inane character traits coming into play later on. Despite the dark themes of zombies and Christmas terror, the book manages to balance humor and heartwarming moments, making it a fun and enjoyable read for those with a taste for the bizarre.

    Christmas crept into Pine Cove like a creeping Christmas thing: dragging garland, ribbon, and sleigh bells, oozing eggnog, reeking of pine, and threatening festive doom like a cold sore under the mis...

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    Drinking Midnight Wine by Simon R. Green
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    Drinking Midnight Wine by Simon R. Green is a fantasy novel that follows the story of Toby Dexter, an ordinary man who stumbles into the magical world of Mysterie through a mysterious door in Bradford on Avon. In Mysterie, Toby becomes entangled in a battle between good and evil, where he discovers that his decisions will determine the fate of both worlds. The book is described as having a fast-paced and sharp writing style, filled with amusing sarcasm and wit, reminiscent of Green's other works like the Nightside series. The story unfolds with Toby encountering mythical beings, demi-gods, and angels, as he navigates through a world where he plays a pivotal role in saving it from destruction.

    There is a world beyond the world; a place of magics and mysteries, evils and enchantments, marvels and wonders. And you are never more than a breath away from all of it. Open the right door, walk dow...

  4. #4
    Love Bites
    Book 2 in the series:Argeneau

    Love Bites - Argeneau by Lynsay Sands
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    'Love Bites' in the 'Argeneau' series by Lynsay Sands follows the story of Etienne Argeneau, a 300-year-old vampire who encounters a disturbed human, Pudge, obsessed with killing him. When Rachel Garrett, a ME, saves Etienne's life and is mortally wounded in the process, Etienne turns her into a vampire to save her. The plot revolves around their rocky romance, dealing with the stalker, and Rachel's struggle to accept her new life as a vampire. The writing style combines humor, romance, and paranormal elements, with a focus on family dynamics within the Argeneau clan.

    delves into themes of love, family, and acceptance amidst a paranormal romance backdrop. It explores the challenges faced by Rachel as she navigates her new life as a vampire while developing a relationship with Etienne. The plot involves a mix of humor, drama, and action, with a touch of unpredictability and unique twists that keep readers engaged from start to finish.

    Rachel Garrett straightened and wiped the back of her gloved hand across her forehead. She had been bouncing between the chills and fever since arriving at work two hours earlier. At the moment, she w...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Argeneau )

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    The Nymph King
    Book 3 in the series:Atlantis

    The Nymph King - Atlantis by Gena Showalter
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    Valerian, the Nymph King of Atlantis, ventures to the surface to find women for his men and unexpectedly discovers his mate, Shaye. Despite Shaye's initial resistance, she eventually succumbs to Valerian's charm, leading to a passionate romance amidst the backdrop of mythical creatures and underwater realms. The story unfolds with a mix of humor, sensuality, and engaging character dynamics, drawing readers into a world filled with romance, fantasy, and emotional conflicts.

    With a sleep-rough chuckle, he fell back onto the softness of the bed, dark strands of feminine hair cascading atop his shoulder. Silky red tendrils floated over his stomach, intertwining prettily wit...

    (Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Atlantis )

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    Incubus Caged
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    Book 1 in the series:The Incubus

    Incubus Caged - The Incubus by A.H. Lee
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    '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.


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    Chase the Dark
    Book 1 in the series:Steel & Stone

    Chase the Dark - Steel & Stone by Annette Marie
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    'Chase the Dark' in the series 'Steel & Stone' by Annette Marie follows the story of Piper Griffiths, who is training to become a Consul, tasked with maintaining peace between humans and daemons. When her father goes missing and Piper, along with the enigmatic Ash and Lyre, are accused of possessing a powerful artifact called the Sahar Stone, they must flee and unravel the mystery behind her father's disappearance. is filled with fantastic worldbuilding, unexpected twists, and a dynamic trio of characters that keeps readers engaged and eager to uncover what lies ahead in the series.

    The writing style in 'Chase the Dark' is praised for being engaging and well-balanced, with a mix of action, suspense, and romance that creates a fast-paced and entertaining urban fantasy read. The characters, particularly Piper, Ash, and Lyre, are described as intriguing and likeable, each bringing a unique dynamic to the story. sets up a full world of daemons, haemons, and Consuls, with detailed fight scenes and a touch of sexual tension that adds depth to the narrative.

    The shouts were the first thing she heard when she walked in the front door after school. Wonderful. She was only ten minutes late. How could the shit hit the fan in only ten minutes? Speed walking an...

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    Divine Misfortune by A. Lee Martinez
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    In 'Divine Misfortune' by A. Lee Martinez, a couple decides to choose a god from an online database to improve their lives. They settle on Luka, a god of good luck, who unexpectedly moves in with them along with his friends and enemies, causing chaos and mayhem in their lives. The book humorously explores the complexities of the human-divine relationship, with quirky characters and a mix of gods from various mythologies. The writing style is described as funny, light, and imaginative, reminiscent of authors like Terry Pratchett and Christopher Moore.

    “He isn’t a jackal, honey,” he said, with an edge on the term of endearment. “He just has a jackal head.” He loved his wife dearly, but she was making this difficult. If it had been up to him, he’d ju...

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    The Faerie Guardian - Creepy Hollow by Rachel Morgan
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    The Faerie Guardian by Rachel Morgan is a captivating YA fantasy novel set in the world of Creepy Hollow. The story follows Violet, a faerie trainee aiming to become a Guardian, who accidentally brings a human boy named Nate into the faerie realm, breaking Guild Law. As Violet navigates through a dangerous plot involving evil faeries and long-lost family members, she finds herself entangled in a web of romantic feelings and dark secrets. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, revealing Violet's journey of self-discovery and growth amidst action-packed adventures.

    The book is filled with magical creatures, heart-stopping action, and swoon-worthy romance, making it a thrilling and addictive read. Readers are taken on a journey through the enchanting world of Creepy Hollow, where friendships, enemies, betrayals, and secrets intertwine to create an engaging narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With relatable characters, intricate world-building, and a fast-paced plot, The Faerie Guardian offers a mix of excitement, mystery, and emotional depth that leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next installment in the series.

    “Ow!” I cry out as the boy grabs hold of my arm. The arm that’s only just begun to heal from the reptiscilla’s bite. I stumble on the invisible path, my mind loses hold of my destination, and I tumble...

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    Portal of a Thousand Worlds by Dave Duncan
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    'Portal of a Thousand Worlds' by Dave Duncan is a historical fantasy novel set in an alternate version of China, resembling the late 19th to early 20th century. The story revolves around the opening of the Portal of a Thousand Worlds every 1000 years, which brings chaos and change to the ruling dynasty of the Good Land. The narrative follows various factions and characters as they navigate power struggles, betrayals, and the looming threat of the Portal. The writing style is described as smooth and polished, making it an engaging and intriguing read despite the complex plots and numerous characters.

    Sunlight walked out on the rampart and looked down at the town and the crowd waiting there. Four Mountains was an ancient fortress, reputed to be the most impregnable stronghold in the Good Land, a ba...

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