Books matching: morally gray antihero
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Save:A Life of Shadows by Kristen K.N. Banet is an Urban Fantasy Reverse Harem novel following the story of Sawyer, a strong and capable protagonist who is trying to stay hidden from a psycho ex while running from the law. The book delves into Sawyer's past, her struggles, and her journey to cope with her dark side and deep well of sadness. As she navigates through her challenges, she forms relationships with a team of interesting and unique individuals, all while facing dangerous situations and trying to protect those she loves. The writing style is immersive, with compelling world-building, a complex storyline, and a slow burn romance that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
Sawyer stood quietly on the roof of the skyscraper, looking down to the second, lower roof. Her black domino mask was hot. Sweat already stung her eyes, and the job hadn’t even started yet. Her cloth ... - #2
Save:'King Of Flames' in the series 'The Masks of Under' by author Kathryn Ann Kingsley is a unique and original story that follows Lydia, an autopsy technician, who gets swept away to another world where she is meant to become something other than human. As she navigates this parallel world, she faces challenges and mysteries surrounding characters like Edu, the King of Flames, and Aon, the King of Shadows. The book is filled with action, intrigue, and a touch of horror, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. The writing style, although initially challenging for some readers, evolves beautifully as the story progresses, with vivid descriptions and engaging character development.
It looked like any old tattoo. It was small, about the size of a nickel, and done as if in a single pass with black ink from a needle. It was just a single symbol—archaic, strange, and nothing she rec... - #3
Save:In the book "Scarred" by Emily McIntire, readers are taken on a journey filled with dark, forbidden royal romance, espionage, and a quest for power. The story follows Sara Beatreaux, a strong and determined woman seeking revenge in a kingdom where she finds herself entangled with the enigmatic Scarred Prince, Tristan Faasa. As their paths collide, a complex dynamic of enemies-to-lovers unfolds, revealing morally gray characters with hidden agendas and intense chemistry. McIntire's writing style weaves together elements of suspense, mystery, and romance, creating a narrative that keeps readers engaged and emotionally invested in the fates of the characters.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Never After ) - #4
Save:The Black Company is a gritty military fantasy novel that follows the exploits of a mercenary band in service to a powerful sorceress known as the Lady. The story is narrated from the perspective of Croaker, the company's physician and annalist, providing a unique viewpoint of the conflicts between the Lady and the rebels who oppose her. The book delves into themes of loyalty, survival, and the blurred lines between good and evil in a world where mercenaries must navigate treacherous alliances and deadly battles.
Lightning from a clear sky smote the Necropolitan Hill. One bolt struck the bronze plaque sealing the tomb of the forvalaka, obliterating half the spell of confinement. It rained stones. Statues bled.... - #5
Save:Waylander, also known as Dakeyras, is depicted as a heartless assassin who unexpectedly saves a peace-loving priest, Dardalion, setting off a chain of events that involve redemption, love, and a chaotic war. The story follows Waylander on a mission to retrieve a symbolic set of bronze armor to help rally the Drenai against their enemies, while exploring themes of morality, heroism, and the horrors of war. The writing style is described as brief and to the point, focusing on the characters' psychologies and philosophical dilemmas rather than just the plot events.
“You stole my horse,” he said quietly. The five men spun around. Beyond them the young priest sagged against the ropes that held him, raising his head to squint through swollen eyes at the newcomer. T...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Drenai Tales ) - #6
Save:'Germaphobe' by Callie Moss follows the complex relationship between step-siblings Cohen and Raegan. Cohen's germaphobic tendencies stem from a traumatic event involving his father, while Raegan grapples with past trauma and a tumultuous journey towards accepting their unconventional relationship. The story is filled with unexpected twists, dark romance, and a gripping plot that delves into themes of manipulation, trauma, and devotion. The narrative is told from both Cohen and Raegan's perspectives, providing insight into their internal struggles and the intricacies of their bond.
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Save:In "Vicious" by V.E. Schwab, the story revolves around two college students, Victor and Eli, who experiment on themselves to trigger superhuman abilities, leading them down a path of becoming bitter enemies. The narrative alternates between past and present timelines, exploring themes of vengeance, power, and the blurred lines between good and evil. The writing style is fast-paced, with short and punchy chapters that keep the reader engaged, while the characters are morally ambiguous, adding depth and complexity to the story.
VICTOR readjusted the shovels on his shoulder and stepped gingerly over an old, half-sunken grave. His trench billowed faintly, brushing the tops of tombstones as he made his way through Merit Cemeter...
