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Save:A wild, rage-fueled ride that arms its heroine with unapologetic fury, explosive action, and a few stunning plot twists - definitely worth picking up if you love angry girls toppling the patriarchy (giant robots included).
Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao is a dark fantasy novel set in a historically Chinese-inspired futuristic world where fighter mechas are piloted by young men and women wielding spirit energy. The protagonist, Zetian, offers herself up as a concubine pilot to assassinate the ace male pilot responsible for her sister's death. However, she surprises everyone by killing him through the psychic link between pilots and emerges unscathed, earning the title of Iron Widow. The book delves into themes of revenge, rage, power, and patriarchy, with epic battles and a polyamorous love triangle adding to the intrigue of the story.
Well, I’m not doing it. Yizhi is the one manning the tweezers my sister left behind. Kneeling on the bamboo mat spread beneath us over the damp forest soil, he lifts my chin while ripping out bristle...May 2019•414 pages - #2
Save:A must-read for Shadowhunter fans and a solid urban fantasy with great characters - just be prepared for lots of angst, some familiar tropes, and a hefty dose of drama along with the adventure.
"Lady Midnight" by Cassandra Clare is a continuation of the Shadowhunters series, picking up five years after the conclusion of The Mortal Instruments. The story follows Emma and Julian, who are now grown up, along with other orphans. The book is praised for its intricate plot full of twists and turns, adventures, and a shocking ending that leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next installment. The writing style is described as immersive, with well-developed characters and a deep connection to the Shadowhunter world.
Disconsolate noises came from the other end of the phone. Emma was barely able to decipher them—the reception wasn’t particularly good on the roof of the Sepulchre Bar. She paced along the edge of the...2014•742 pages - #3
Save:A calming, heartfelt poly romance that's like wrapping up in a warm, queer blanket - perfect if you want hope, comfort, and beautifully depicted trans relationships.
'The Companion' by E.E. Ottoman is a cozy, warm, and queer polyamorous romance set in a historical cottagecore setting in 1948. The story follows Madeline as she navigates her relationships with Victor and Audrey, exploring themes of love, communication, and self-discovery. The book beautifully weaves together the dynamics between the characters, creating a soft and hopeful atmosphere that is both sensual and comforting. Through lush descriptions of the setting, food, and relationships, the author invites readers into a world where the characters find solace and love in each other's company.
It was raining. The train window reflected back a ghostly shape of her face, outlined in streams of water. Madeline didn't reach up to touch her hair or glasses or straighten the collar of her blouse...April 2021•171 pages - #4
Save:A steamy, heartwarming ménage romance with just a hint of kink, Full Mountie delivers swoony feels, memorable characters, and a happily-ever-after that’ll leave you grinning. Perfect for adventurous romance fans looking for something outside the norm.
Full Mountie by Ainsley Booth and Sadie Haller is a steamy romance novel that delves into the complexities of a polyamorous relationship involving Beth, Lachlan, and Hugh. Set against the backdrop of Canadian politics, the book explores the dynamics between the characters as they navigate their feelings and desires, all while dealing with professional and personal challenges. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of steamy scenes, emotional uncertainties, and realistic portrayals of the characters' struggles and fears.
Beth, Lachlan, and Hugh find themselves in a love triangle filled with passion, jealousy, and emotional turmoil. As they come to terms with their feelings for each other, the story unfolds with hot, loving descriptions of their relationships, consent, and emotional depth. The novel challenges societal norms and explores themes of acceptance, love, and the complexities of unconventional relationships, leaving readers contemplating the dynamics of polyamory and the emotional journey of the characters.
But I know exactly where she is, and have from the second I stepped outside. After a year, the way she affects me shouldn’t be a surprise anymore. And yet I still find myself wondering why my head is... - #5
Save:Fae court drama meets urban fantasy with plenty of heat - come for the world-building and political schemes, stay if you don’t mind (a lot of) spicy scenes. If you enjoy sexy supernatural intrigue, give it a shot; if you’re after pure fantasy adventure without the steam, maybe look elsewhere.
'A Kiss of Shadows' in the 'Merry Gentry' series by Laurell K. Hamilton is a dark urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Meredith Gentry, a faerie princess who is also a private detective in Los Angeles. The plot revolves around the intricate world of the fey, filled with court politics, sensuality, and dark secrets. The writing style of the book is described as explicit and sensual, with a focus on world-building and character development, all set in a modern-day setting with a touch of gothic elements.
Los Angeles is a place where people, those with wings and without, come to hide. Hide from others, hide from themselves. I’d come to hide and I’d succeeded, but staring out at the thick, dirty air, I...2000•485 pages - #6
Save:An iconic epic fantasy adventure that’s immersive and rewarding - if you enjoy slow-building stories, deep worldbuilding, and vast quests, this is essential reading. Just be ready for a long, winding journey!
The Eye of the World, the first book in The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, follows the epic journey of two young women and three young men as they leave their small village in the Two Rivers. The series introduces readers to a richly detailed world with a well-thought-out magic system and a diverse cast of characters. The plot is filled with adventure, danger, magic, darkness, and brave deeds, capturing the readers' imagination and keeping them on the edge of their seats.
The writing style in The Eye of the World is described as well-written, fast-paced, and engaging, with a richly detailed world that immerses readers into the story. The book sets the bar high for the rest of the series, delivering a stirring tale of small-town folk who find themselves embroiled in a frightening scenario beyond their wildest imaginations. Despite some comparisons to other fantasy stories, The Eye of the World is praised for being the beginning of a unique series that offers a fresh take on the epic fantasy genre.
The palace still shook occasionally as the earth rumbled in memory, groaned as if it would deny what had happened. Bars of sunlight cast through rents in the walls made motes of dust glitter where the...1990•814 pages - #7
Save:A refreshingly real, emotionally charged, and very sexy polyamorous romance - Three-Way Split is a steamy standout for readers craving honest relationship dynamics and plenty of heart.
'Three-Way Split' by Elia Winters follows the story of Hannah, an independent owner of a sex toy store who is not interested in relationships but has been flirting with Mitchell. The book explores the dynamics between Hannah, Mitchell, and Ben as they navigate a polyamorous relationship, delving into themes of love, insecurities, and self-discovery. The writing style is engaging, with a good balance of humor, romance, and erotica, while also providing insightful information on polyamory.
Hannah sank back into the booth seat, the smooth leather cushioning her with the familiar cradle of a well-known spot, and looked lustfully at the man emerging through the swinging door of the Mapleto...August 2018•296 pages - #8
Save:A smartly written, character-driven LitRPG adventure that delivers on gaming nostalgia and grown-up relationship dynamics; best for fans okay with harem romance and a dash of drama.
'Gamer for Life' in the series 'Alpha World' by author Daniel Schinhofen follows the story of a convicted criminal who agrees to become a test subject for a Full Immersion Virtual Reality game. The protagonist enters a fantasy game world where he will spend the rest of his life as his game character, navigating through relationships, game mechanics, and combat while uncovering hints of his past. The writing style is described as well-paced, focusing on character development, world-building, and game mechanics, with a balance of combat and relationships within the narrative.
Seamus lay on his bunk looking at the single light above him before closing his eyes with a deep sigh. The guards would be here soon to get him for the meeting with his attorney. Sitting up, he opened...2017•350 pages - #9
Save:A scorching, emotional rollercoaster with impressive character growth and a unique poly dynamic - perfect for readers craving intense romance, but be sure to check the trigger warnings before diving in!
'Losers' by Harley Laroux is a story that delves into the lives of five characters - Jess, Manson, Lucas, Vincent, and Jason. The plot revolves around their journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and love as they navigate through challenges, traumas, and relationships. The writing style is described as emotionally engaging, with a focus on character growth, family dynamics, and intimate scenes that explore taboo fantasies.
Mom was in the kitchen when I got home. The scent of parmesan and garlic wafted through the house. She said something to me as I ran up the stairs, but I didn’t have time to answer. The clock was tick...September 2022•549 pages - #10
Save:A short, steamy, and sweet poly romance with cozy vibes and lots of heart - perfect for when you want your fairy tale with a spicy, modern twist.
'The Witch's Wolves' by Ellie Mae MacGregor is a spicy and modern twist on the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood. The story follows Manon, a witch on the run, who finds herself in the company of two wolf shifters, Bastien and Aimon. Together, they explore themes of polyamory, acceptance of sexuality, mental health, and trying new things. The novella is a blend of steamy romance, cozy dynamics, and a touch of witchcraft, creating a perfect fall read that is both sweet and spicy.
The book is praised for its engaging plot, rich character development, and the tender relationships between the characters. Readers enjoy the polyamorous romance between a witch and two wolf shifters, appreciating the unique dynamics and the blend of steamy and sweet moments. The author's writing style is described as both wholesome and highly erotic, managing to balance kindness between characters with passionate encounters, creating a captivating and enjoyable read.
It had been dark for hours by the time Manon’s teeth began to chatter. Her grandmother’s fur cloak had done her well, but it began to feel like thin cotton against the newly falling snow and the howli...July 2021•56 pages
