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Save:Hard to Come By is the third book in Laura Kaye's Hard Ink series, focusing on former Special Forces team members investigating a cover-up from their last mission. The storyline is intense, filled with suspense, action, and steamy romance. The book follows Derek DiMarzio, a computer whiz and partial amputee, as he falls for Emilie Garza, the sister of an enemy, while the team gets closer to uncovering the truth behind their betrayal. The character development is outstanding, with a mix of mystery, fast-paced action, and heartfelt interactions among the Hard Ink males.
Derek DiMarzio was going bat-shit crazy. Between days of forced inactivity, being cooped up in an old warehouse with a bunch of equally edgy meatheads, and the riskiness of the hack they were attempti...
(Also, see 15 recommendations for the series Hard Ink ) - #2
Save:Stormbreaker is a thrilling spy novel that follows the story of 14-year-old Alex Rider, who discovers his uncle's double life as a MI6 agent after his uncle's mysterious death. Forced to take on his uncle's role, Alex embarks on a dangerous mission to investigate a nefarious plot involving a new generation computer being distributed to schools in England. The book is fast-paced, filled with action, and features a young protagonist who navigates the world of espionage with courage and wit. The plot is engaging, with a mix of suspense, mystery, and adventure that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The writing style of Stormbreaker is described as captivating and suitable for readers who enjoy spy thrillers. The book is likened to a teenage James Bond story, with elements of espionage, strength, mystery, and terrorism woven into the narrative. Despite some unbelievable scenarios, the novel is entertaining and offers a blend of action and suspense that appeals to both young adult and adult readers interested in the genre.
Alex Rider was woken by the first chime. His eyes flickered open but for a moment he stayed completely still in his bed, lying on his back with his head resting on the pillow. He heard a bedroom door ... - #3
Save:'Seven Deadly Wonders' follows a team of adventurers on a quest to find seven hidden pieces of the Golden Capstone that used to sit atop the Great Pyramid of Giza. The plot is described as nonstop action, resembling a script for an Indiana Jones type movie, with the goal of saving the world from destruction and gaining world domination. The characters are a mix of nationalities, facing off against other teams in a race against time. The writing style is fast-paced, packed with action, and reads like an adventure game, providing a hit of adventure combined with archaeology and ancient history.
Their rivals had massive logistical and technical support: choppers, floodlights for night work, and boats of every kind — gunboats, houseboats, communications boats, three giant dredging barges for t... - #4
Save:In "All Systems Red," readers are introduced to Murderbot, a rogue cyborg struggling to navigate its identity and emotions while protecting a survey team on a routine mission that quickly turns into a complex web of conspiracy and danger. The novella delves into themes of artificial intelligence, personhood, empathy, and the blurred lines between human and non-human entities. Through Murderbot's unique perspective and wry narration, the story unfolds as a mix of action, mystery, and character exploration, offering a fresh take on the sci-fi genre.
I COULD HAVE BECOME a mass murderer after I hacked my governor module, but then I realized I could access the combined feed of entertainment channels carried on the company satellites. It had been wel... - #5
Save:"Ill Wind" by Rachel Caine follows Joanne Baldwin, a Weather Warden who is on the run after being accused of murder. The story is a fast-paced urban fantasy with elements of romance and action. Joanne navigates a world where she must control storms and prevent natural disasters while also trying to clear her name and survive the threats from her fellow Wardens. The writing style is described as nonstop action-packed, with a blend of fantasy and science that keeps readers engaged.
Well, thank God this is about to be over, I thought as I drove—well, blew—past the sign that marked the Westchester, Connecticut, city limits. Traffic sucked, not surprisingly; rush hour was still in ... - #6
Save:Equations of Life by Simon Morden is a science fiction novel set in a near future dystopian London, following the story of Samuil Petrovitch, a Russian protagonist involved in a deadly game between two mobs. The plot revolves around Petrovitch's pursuit of a Grand Unified Field theory while navigating through a world filled with Russian mafia, Yakuza, saints, and crooks. The writing style immerses the reader into a world where the protagonist, a quirky and brilliant theoretical scientist, changes identities and continents to evade trouble while delving into matters of physics and computer-related challenges.
For a moment, all he could hear was the all-pervading hum of machines: those that made power, those that used it, pushing, pulling, winding, spinning, sucking, blowing, filtering, pumping, heating and... - #7
Save:The Death Cure is the final installment in The Maze Runner trilogy by James Dashner. The book continues the fast-paced and action-packed narrative of Thomas and his allies as they navigate through obstacles and betrayals to uncover the truth behind WICKED's intentions and the Flare virus. The story delves into themes of friendship, lies, and the moral ambiguity surrounding the organization's quest for a cure. With nonstop action and unexpected plot developments, the book leads readers through a roller coaster of emotions and revelations, ultimately culminating in a satisfying conclusion to the series.
Not being alone for over three weeks. Not the white walls, ceiling and floor. Not the lack of windows or the fact that they never turned off the lights. None of that. They’d taken his watch; they fed ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Maze Runner ) - #8
Save:The Maker of Universes by Philip Jose Farmer is a fast-paced and swashbuckling adventure set in a world where powerful beings called the Lords create their own universes but have forgotten how their science works. The story follows Robert Wolff as he is dragged into one of these worlds and must uncover the secrets of the Lords and their declining race. The book is a mix of science fiction and fantasy elements, with intriguing characters like Kickaha and themes of power, creation, and interdimensional travel.
THE GHOST OF a trumpet call wailed from the other side of the doors. The seven notes were faint and far off, ectoplasmic issue of a phantom of silver, if sound could be the stuff from which shades are... - #9
Save:Readers of 'World Departed' by Sarah Lyons Fleming find themselves immersed in a gripping tale set in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. The author's writing style is praised for its ability to capture the attention of readers from the very beginning, with a tender and almost gentle approach despite the backdrop of carnage. The characters, including Rose, Tom, Clara, and Craig, are a diverse and engaging group that readers care deeply about. The story unfolds in a world where survival is not just about fighting external threats but also battling inner demons from the past world.
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Save:The Last Airship by Christopher Cartwright is an action-packed adventure story that follows the mysterious disappearance of the airship Magdalena in 1939. The plot revolves around the search for the vanished airship, its valuable cargo, and the secrets hidden by the passengers, including a Nazi scientist. The story spans from World War Two to present day, featuring nonstop action, intriguing characters like Sam Reilly and Tom, and twists that keep readers engaged. The writing style is fast-paced, filled with plot twists, suspense, and a well-crafted storyline that takes readers on a thrilling adventure around the globe.
