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    How to Kill an Incubus by Kimber Lee
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    'How to Kill an Incubus' by Kimber Lee is a captivating and steamy read that delves into a world filled with dark creatures and mysteries. The book follows a gripping storyline that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, with gut-wrenching moments and toe-curling suspense. The author's writing style has been praised for its ability to create a world that feels real and immersive, making readers want to be a part of it despite the dangers lurking within.

    The book explores themes of self-discovery, love, passion, and the supernatural, all woven together with catchy dialogues and well-developed characters. Readers have been drawn to the sassy and strong leading lady, as well as the possessive and sexy male lead, creating a dynamic and engaging story that leaves readers yearning for more.

    Waking up to an incubus attempting to—violently, might I add—pull off my Baby Phat sweatpants at three in the morning wasn’t a great way to start my twenty-seventh birthday. Granted, it was going to b...

  2. 'Let's Roll!: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage' by Lisa Beamer is a heart-wrenching and empowering account of the events surrounding United Flight 93 on September 11, 2001. It delves into the heroic actions of Todd Beamer and other passengers who fought back against terrorists, ultimately leading to the crash of the plane in Pennsylvania. Lisa Beamer's writing style is described as candid and poignant, offering glimpses into Todd's life, their marriage, and her journey of grief and resilience after his death.

    THE RINGING OF AN ALARM CLOCK dragged me reluctantly from a deep sleep at 5:45 A.M. on Tuesday, September 11. My husband, Todd, rolled over and silenced the annoying noise. I roused slightly, peeking ...

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    Running with the Demon - Word & Void by Terry Brooks
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    Running with the Demon by Terry Brooks is a contemporary urban fantasy novel that delves into the eternal struggle between good and evil, represented by the Word and the Void, respectively. The story follows Nest Freemark, a young girl with magical abilities, as she battles shadowy creatures and a demon intent on bringing about the end of the world. Set in a community facing turmoil and destabilization, the book captures the essence of a world where ordinary people are unknowingly influenced by the forces of chaos, resonating with the troubles of today's society. Through vivid storytelling and relatable characters like Nest and John Ross, Brooks weaves a tale of magic, monsters, mystery, and the eternal fight between order and chaos.

    Running with the Demon stands out as a departure from traditional fantasy, offering a unique urban setting and a gripping narrative that keeps readers engaged. The book's exploration of the struggle between the Word and the Void, and the idea that ordinary individuals can be pushed to do extraordinary things under the influence of chaos, adds depth to the storyline. With a focus on character development and a compelling plot, Terry Brooks creates a world that is both familiar and fantastical, drawing readers into a modern-day setting where magic and evil collide in a battle for the fate of humanity.

    Nest Freemark pushed the sheet away and forced herself into an upright position, legs dangling off the side of the bed. The night air was hot and sticky in spite of the efforts of the big floor fan th...

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    Rescued by an Alien - Stolen by an Alien by Amanda Milo
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    "Rescued by an Alien" in the series "Stolen by an Alien" by Amanda Milo is a slow burn romance that delves into the healing process of Callie, a character who has experienced extreme trauma. The story showcases how Callie copes with her past trauma and the challenges she faces even after being rescued. The writing style of Amanda Milo is praised for its ability to handle dark and sensitive subject matter with tact, while also incorporating wit and humor into the narrative.

    The hob sighs impatiently. “The sooner you can assure me you won’t decorate my body with my own pulverized insides, the sooner I can usethis,” he shakes a ring of keys, “to set you free, and then you...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Stolen by an Alien )

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    Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox - Amaranthine Saga by Forthright
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    Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox by Forthright is a story set in a whimsical world with strong Japanese cultural references. The plot revolves around Tsumiko, a gentle and kind-hearted heroine who helps break a curse on Argent, a peculiar and vain fox. The book features a sweet slow-burn romance that is natural and well-built, without feeling forced. The story includes elements of enemies-to-lovers dynamics and bed sharing, reminiscent of a warm hug that is delicate yet engulfing.

    The author creates a magical world with beautiful characters and a solid, nicely paced plot. The book delves into Japanese mythology and folk legends, incorporating them into a unique narrative. The secondary characters play essential roles, enriching the story with their interactions and adding flavor to the overall experience.

    “There must be some mistake.” Tsumiko finished the solicitor’s letter of introduction and rechecked the name of the firm embossed on the heavy gray envelope—Watanabe, Wada, & West. “I’ve never even he...

  6. #6
    World of Ash
    Book 1 in the series:Ash and Ruin

    World of Ash - Ash and Ruin by Shauna Granger
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    World of Ash is a post-apocalyptic tale following Katarina (Kat) and Dylan as they navigate a world ravaged by a disease spread by paranormal creatures. The duo must travel through California, facing dangers, loneliness, and the constant threat of infection while forming a deep bond of trust and friendship. The book captures the essence of survival in a devastated world, with vivid imagery that immerses readers in the characters' fears, pains, and desperation.

    Kat's journey to find safety with her uncle in Washington takes readers on a gripping adventure, filled with close calls, heart-racing moments, and a budding romance between her and Dylan. The narrative skillfully weaves together themes of trust, companionship, and resilience, offering a compelling story of survival and hope amidst chaos and destruction.


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    Even Silence Has an End by Ingrid Betancourt
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    'Even Silence Has an End' by Ingrid Betancourt is a memoir detailing the author's six years of captivity in the Colombian jungle at the hands of FARC guerrillas. Betancourt's writing style is described as intense and personal, with a focus on her journey through hell and back, narrated with clarity, empathy, and even a touch of humor. The book provides deep insights into Betancourt's experiences of deprivation, hardship, and failed escape attempts, all while showcasing her indomitable spirit and incredible mental and physical strength.

    The narrative explores Betancourt's struggles in captivity, her evolving relationships with fellow hostages and captors, and her reflections on life, religion, and personal growth. Despite the challenging subject matter, the book is praised for its detailed descriptions of the harsh Amazon terrain, the grueling existence of the FARC guerrillas, and Betancourt's ability to convey her inner thoughts and emotions amidst extreme circumstances.

    I had made my decision to escape. It wasn’t the first time. This was my fourth attempt, but after my last one the conditions of our captivity had become even more terrible. They had put us in a cage m...

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    Eternal Darkness
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    Book 1 in the series:The Amagarians

    Eternal Darkness - The Amagarians by Stacy Reid
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    'Eternal Darkness' in the series 'The Amagarians' by author Stacy Reid follows the story of Princess Saieke El Shyokara, who decides to escape her arranged marriage and ends up in the Darkage, a land controlled by Darkans. There, she meets Archduke Drac El Kyn, who becomes her unexpected ally. The story is filled with political intrigue, action, romance, and supernatural elements, showcasing a unique world with different realms and creatures. Saieke and Drac's relationship evolves amidst the challenges they face, with steamy scenes and intense chemistry between them.

    The writing style of 'Eternal Darkness' paints a vivid picture of the imaginative world created by the author, Stacy Reid. The story moves at a smooth pace, keeping readers engaged from start to finish with its captivating plot and well-rounded characters. The interactions between Saieke and Drac, along with the introduction of intriguing secondary characters, add depth to the narrative, making it a compelling read for fans of paranormal romance and fantasy.

    Princess Saieke El Shyokara fought the mortified blush trying to climb her neck. Deliberately allowing her lips to crease into an unconcerned smile, she lifted her hand to the Grand Duke of the house ...

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    Dark Protector
    Book 1 in the series:Dark Protector

    Dark Protector - Dark Protector by Celia Aaron
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    'Dark Protector' by Celia Aaron is a dark and steamy romance novel that follows the story of Conrad Mercer, a ruthless killer for the mob, who becomes obsessed with florist Charlie. Despite his dangerous nature, Conrad finds himself wanting to protect Charlie at any cost, leading to a fast-paced and action-packed plot filled with gun fights and intense moments. The book is told from dual points of view, showcasing Conrad's dark and mysterious persona alongside Charlie's strength and vulnerability as they navigate a dangerous world of obsession and protection.

    The writing style of 'Dark Protector' is engaging and fast-paced, keeping readers glued to the story until the end. Celia Aaron skillfully weaves together elements of romance, danger, and humor, creating a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of love, obsession, and sacrifice. The characters, especially Conrad and Charlie, are well-developed and their chemistry is palpable, drawing readers into a world where danger lurks at every corner and where love may be the only salvation.

    The glow from the windows reflected on the wet, black pavement, and the flowers in the window promised romance to anyone who ventured inside to buy them. Charlie, the owner, stood behind her counter, ...

  10. #10
    Rebels & Rejects
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    Book 1 in the series:Black Creek

    Rebels & Rejects - Black Creek by R.A. Smyth
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    'Rebels & Rejects' in the 'Black Creek' series by R.A. Smyth is a dark and action-packed story set in a town controlled by gangs. The main character, Sawyer, takes on the role of a vigilante known as the Reaper to protect women and children from the violence of the gangs. As she navigates the dangerous world of Black Creek, she forms complex relationships with members of different gangs, including Oliver and Cain, who are alpha males seeking revenge and building a family of those who have suffered losses due to gang wars. The book delves into themes of darkness, revenge, survival, and the struggle against the gang lifestyle, with a strong focus on character development and intense, slow-burn relationships.

    The writing style of R.A. Smyth is praised for its world-building, engaging plot, and well-developed characters. The book is described as fast-paced, with a mix of smut, action, and suspense that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end. The author skillfully weaves together multiple storylines, introducing intriguing side characters like Jon Bones and Dante, adding depth and complexity to the narrative. The book is a blend of romance, dark themes, and strong female characters, creating a compelling and immersive reading experience.


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