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Save:'Her Wolf' in the 'Westervelt Wolves' series by Rebecca Royce follows the story of Tristan, who has been cursed and stuck in wolf form for six months until he finds his mate, Ashlee. As they navigate the dangers surrounding them, they must confront evil forces and family secrets. introduces various key players, including Ashlee's family, Tristan's brothers, and the pack enforcer Cullen, creating a world filled with action, mystery, and magic. The plot unfolds with a mix of drama, love, and strength, keeping readers engaged in a page-turning read.
The story delves into Ashlee's journey of self-discovery and resilience as she faces life-changing events with newfound strength. explores the unique dynamics of the pack, showcasing the women's roles in keeping the pack safe through their healing abilities and other magical elements. Overall, 'Her Wolf' offers a different take on wolf shifters, blending elements of romance, fantasy, and suspense to create an intriguing narrative that captivates readers.
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Save:'One for the Money' by Janet Evanovich is the first book in the Stephanie Plum series, introducing readers to the hilarious and endearing protagonist, Stephanie Plum. The story follows Stephanie as she embarks on a new career as a bounty hunter, taking on her first assignment to apprehend Joe Morelli, an ex-fling with a complicated history. The book is known for its entertaining mix of mystery, humor, and fast-paced storytelling, with witty dialogue and quirky characters that keep readers engaged from start to finish.
Evanovich's writing style in 'One for the Money' is described as funny, light-hearted, and fast-paced, making it a perfect choice for readers looking for a fun and easy read. The book is praised for its blend of suspenseful elements with comedic moments, creating a delightful mix of humor and intrigue as Stephanie navigates the world of bounty hunting in Trenton, New Jersey.
Morelli and I were both born and raised in a blue-collar chunk of Trenton called the burg. Houses were attached and narrow. Yards were small. Cars were American. The people were mostly of Italian desc... 'Syrup' by Max Barry is a fast-paced and humorous novel that delves into the cutthroat world of marketing. The story follows the protagonist, Scat, a marketing graduate who goes by the name Scat to market himself better, as he navigates through the corporate world filled with quirky characters like the beautiful 6 and Sneaky Pete. The book is filled with witty dialogue, clever marketing strategies, and satirical elements that provide a humorous take on the marketing industry. The plot is engaging and keeps the reader entertained with its fast pace and humorous storytelling style.
The narrative of 'Syrup' is laced with barcodes marking the chapters and marketing case studies interspersed throughout the tale, adding an innovative touch to the storytelling. The book also explores themes of love, humor, and the complexities of the corporate world, all while providing a fun and amusing reading experience that keeps the reader engaged from start to finish.
If I’d been fooling myself, I’d been fooling them worse. They were already picking me out a dorm at Harvard and talking about Stanford as a “backup.” It was a little difficult for them when I broke th...- #4
Save:Matilda by Roald Dahl is a heartwarming story about a brilliant young girl named Matilda who faces neglect and mistreatment from her parents. Despite her challenging home life, Matilda's love for reading and her intelligence lead her to discover her unique abilities, including telekinesis. She attends a strict school where she encounters the tyrannical headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, but finds solace in her kind teacher, Miss Honey. Through her courage, wit, and special powers, Matilda stands up against injustice and ultimately finds a place where she belongs.
Nearly every weekday afternoon Matilda was left alone in the house. Her brother (five years older than her) went to school. Her father went to work and her mother went out playing bingo in a town eigh... - #5
Save:The Beantown Girls by Jane Healey is a historical fiction novel set during WWII, focusing on a group of women from Boston who join the Red Cross Clubmobile to serve coffee and donuts to soldiers on the European Front. The story follows three college friends, Fiona, Viviana, and Dottie, as they navigate friendship, romance, and the challenges of war. The writing style is described as fresh, enticing, and emotional, capturing both the fun and heartbreak of the characters' experiences.
Dottie, Viv, and I stood together on the deck of the Queen Elizabeth, surrounded by a couple dozen other Red Cross workers and hundreds of US soldiers. The once-glamorous cruise ship, now painted a bl... - #6
Save:Jules, a young woman facing unemployment and heartbreak, takes a job as an apartment sitter in a luxurious and mysterious building called the Bartholomew. Despite being warned about strange rules and disappearances of previous sitters, she accepts the job for the high pay. As she delves deeper into the secrets of the building and its residents, Jules uncovers a sinister truth that puts her own life in danger. The story is described as a suspenseful and atmospheric thriller with unexpected twists that keep the reader on edge.
But the woman next to me certainly fits the bill, with her blue Chanel suit, blond updo, perfectly manicured hands weighed down by several rings. She might be in her fifties. Maybe older. Botox has ma... - #7
Save:"The Polygamist's Daughter" by Anna LeBaron is a gripping memoir that delves into the life of Anna LeBaron, who grew up in a polygamist cult of the Mormon church. The book details her harrowing experiences, including abuse, murders, and brainwashing, while also highlighting themes of hope, redemption, and ultimate freedom. The writing style is described as compelling, heart-wrenching, and page-turning, making it hard to put down once started.
I stood in the driveway of our Dallas home, clinging to my mother as the sun rose higher in the sky, and begged her through my tears not to go. I couldn’t imagine life without my mother. So great was ... - #8
Save:The City of Falling Angels by John Berendt is a non-fiction book that delves into the mysterious fire that destroyed the historic Fenice opera house in Venice. Through a mix of travelogue, history, mystery, and character studies, Berendt uncovers a world of eccentric Venetians, hidden secrets, and interpersonal rivalries. The book follows the author's inquiry into the fire, using first-hand accounts from witnesses and natives of Venice to paint a vivid picture of the city's underbelly and the rich Venetian history overshadowed by the tragic event.
THE AIR STILL SMELLED OF CHARCOAL when I arrived in Venice three days after the fire. As it happened, the timing of my visit was purely coincidental. I had made plans, months before, to come to Venice... - #9
Save:Public Secrets by Nora Roberts is a gripping tale that follows the life of Emma McAvoy, the daughter of a rock star, as she navigates through a tumultuous family history filled with tragedies, secrets, and heartbreak. The story delves into Emma's journey from being an unwanted child to finding love amidst troubled times, kidnappings, and mysteries that span over two generations. The plot unfolds with a mix of romance, suspense, and emotional depth, keeping readers engaged with its page-turning narrative and well-developed characters.
THE FIRST TIME Emma met her father, she was nearly three years old. She knew what he looked like because her mother kept pictures of him, meticulously cut from newspapers and glossy magazines, on ever... - #10
Save:'Black Rainbow' by J.J. McAvoy follows the unexpected romance between Levi, a prestigious lawyer, and Thea, a determined law student. Their initial one-night stand turns into a week-long affair, only for them to discover that they are connected in a twist of fate when Thea becomes Levi's student. As they navigate their forbidden attraction and delve into Thea's past, the story unfolds with twists, humor, and steamy moments, creating a page-turning read filled with wit and romance.
This was going to be the worst week of my life. It had to be. After the week I’d just had, I knew there was not a thing in the world that could top it. I had met the woman of my dreams, and I’d fucked...
