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    Arch-Conspirator by Veronica Roth
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    'Arch Conspirator' by Veronica Roth is a quick and enjoyable read that reimagines the Ancient Greek tale of Antigone in a sci-fi dystopian world. The story is a testament of grief and deep-seated longing, filled with heartbreak from enforced pregnancies to unwanted betrothals, reminiscent of the Greek way of storytelling. delves into a dystopian society where people's souls are extracted and stored in the archives for prospective parents to choose from, creating a close semblance to designer babies.

    Veronica Roth's writing style in 'Arch Conspirator' is praised for its refreshing and purposeful storytelling, with well-developed characters and outstanding worldbuilding in a low page count. captivates readers with its feminist and control themes, combining elements of the original Antigone tale with a sci-fi twist, making it an enthralling and quick read that leaves a lasting impact on the reader.


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    The Step Bro Situation - The Situationship by Jesse H. Reign
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    Jessie, a college student who has been living with his emotionally manipulative mother, moves in with his dad for the summer and ends up sharing the pool house with his stepbrother, Luke. Jessie is a prickly and gloomy character, while Luke is described as a golden retriever sunshine - always happy and sweet. As they spend time together, Luke's positivity starts to break through Jessie's walls, leading to a sweet and low-angst love story between these two opposites. The book explores their evolving relationship, the dynamics within their blended family, and how they complement each other despite their differences.

    The plot of the book is centered around the evolving relationship between Jessie and Luke, as they navigate their stepbrother situation and develop feelings for each other. The writing style is praised for its refreshing take on the enemies-to-lovers trope, avoiding common cliches and focusing on the authenticity of the characters' emotions and interactions. Readers appreciate the character development, the supportive side characters, and the balance between sweetness, steaminess, and humor in the story.


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    Radio Silence by Alice Oseman
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    "Radio Silence" by Alice Oseman is a young adult novel that delves into themes of friendship, identity, and societal pressures. The story follows Frances, a high school student aiming for Cambridge, who finds herself drawn into the world of a podcast called Universe City, where she forms a deep connection with Aled, the creator of the show. The book explores their friendship, struggles with academic expectations, and the complexities of relationships in a modern setting, all while touching upon topics like asexuality, anxiety, and online bullying. Oseman's writing style is praised for its refreshing take on teenage experiences, realistic portrayal of characters, and the nuanced exploration of various themes that resonate with readers of different ages.

    We stood still and listened and I remember every single thing I heard in that moment. I heard the rumbling of the train we’d just got off leaving the station, heading farther into town. I heard the ti...

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    Beautiful Lies
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    Book 1 in the series:Ridley Jones

    Beautiful Lies - Ridley Jones by Lisa Unger
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    Beautiful Lies by Lisa Unger is a thrilling story narrated by Ridley Jones, the main character, whose life takes a drastic turn after saving a child from being hit by a car. As Ridley's heroic act gains media attention, she receives a mysterious note that questions her true identity, leading her on a journey to uncover secrets about her past. The book is filled with action, suspense, and a touch of romance, engaging readers with its fast-paced plot and intricate character relationships.

    The writing style of Beautiful Lies is praised for being refreshing and original, with readers feeling deeply connected to the protagonist's narrative. The story unfolds with layers of suspense, twists, and truths, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as Ridley navigates through a web of deception and self-discovery. Lisa Unger's storytelling captivates readers with its intelligent plot and complex emotional states, making the book a compelling and immersive read.

    It’s dark in that awful way that allows you to make out objects but not the black spaces behind them. My breathing comes ragged from exertion and fear. The only person I trust in the world lies on the...

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    Survival
    Book 1 in the series:After It Happened

    Survival - After It Happened by Devon C. Ford
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    'Survival' in the series 'After It Happened' by Devon C. Ford follows a group of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world where a mysterious virus wipes out 99% of the population, leaving only a handful of immune individuals. The story focuses on the struggles and challenges faced by these survivors as they navigate a world devoid of most of the population and resources, relying on their wits and newfound skills to stay alive. The writing style is described as refreshing, enthralling, and grounded, offering a unique take on the dystopian genre by showcasing ordinary people dealing with extraordinary events.

    They woke the next morning with a little more purpose. Packed the car with as much as they could, including more tins and bottled water from a nearby shop, and set out with their plan of building a su...

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    King Dork
    Book 1 in the series:King Dork

    King Dork - King Dork by Frank Portman
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    'King Dork' by Frank Portman is a witty and well-written novel that follows a young adult struggling to connect with the world around him. The book offers a humorous and accurate look at adolescence, steering away from typical high school clichés and instead focusing on self-discovery through books, music, and relationships. The writing style is described as refreshing, laugh-out-loud funny, and engaging, making it a relatable and entertaining read for readers of various ages.

    Well, let me put it another way: no one ever actually calls me King Dork. It’s how I refer to myself in my head, a silent protest and an acknowledgment of reality at the same time. I don’t command a n...

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    Enslaved by Virginia Henley
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    'Enslaved' by Virginia Henley is a captivating historical romance novel with a unique twist of time travel. The story follows Lady Diana Davenport who is transported back in time to Aqua Sulis, where she is mistaken for a druid spy by Marcus, a Roman general. The book intricately weaves together elements of time travel, reincarnation, and erotic romance, creating an engaging and unusual storyline that keeps readers hooked. The writing style of Virginia Henley is described as refreshing, heartwarming, and deliciously dark at times, making it a must-read for fans of the genre.

    The book explores themes of female empowerment, body positivity, and timeless love in the backdrop of Ancient Rome. Readers are drawn into a world where history, romance, and erotica blend seamlessly, creating a powerful narrative that transcends time. The plot is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they delve into a story that is both enchanting and unforgettable.

    Lady Diana was becoming slowly aroused. Though the hour was shockingly early, she had once again been lured between the sheets to indulge in her favorite pastime. Her behavior had recently undergone a...

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    Stolen Charms
    Book 1 in the series:Winter Garden

    Stolen Charms - Winter Garden by Adele Ashworth
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    In "Stolen Charms" by Adele Ashworth, Miss Natalie Haislett longs for romance and adventure, dreaming of the mysterious Black Knight, a daring English thief who has stolen her heart from afar with his legendary exploits. To meet her beloved, she reluctantly appeals to the renowned womanizer Jonathan Drake. Intrigued by Natalie's loveliness, Jonathan agrees to take her to France where the Black Knight is rumored to be. To allay suspicion, they travel in the guise of a married couple, sharing intimacies that blossom into friendship and kisses that stoke a reckless hunger. When a necklace of precious emeralds is brazenly stolen at a party they attend, Natalie realizes that the Black Knight is near, unaware that the man of her dreams has already seen inside her heart and vowed to possess it.

    Jonathan William Rayburn Drake, second son of the late and most respected earl of Beckford, exhaled heavily and leaned back against the soft burgundy leather of his Louis Treize chair to regard his gu...

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    Tooth and Nail by Craig DiLouie
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    'Tooth and Nail' by Craig DiLouie is a gripping tale set in New York City during a pandemic outbreak of the Hong Kong Lyssavirus, turning infected individuals into violent killers known as Mad Dogs. The story follows a group of American soldiers facing the chaos and violence of the infected city, showcasing their fears, courage, and struggles as they fight to survive. The book is praised for its realistic portrayal of military life, intense action scenes, and the development of characters amidst a global calamity.

    The narrative of 'Tooth and Nail' is told from multiple viewpoints, providing a diverse perspective on the unfolding events. The author effectively captures the essence of young American servicemen caught in a dire situation, with a writing style that is described as well-crafted, refreshing, and engaging. The book combines elements of a contagion story with gritty military action, offering a blood-splattered tale that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

    Standing at the checkpoint behind concertina wire and sandbags, sweating in his body armor and holding an M4 carbine, PFC Jon Mooney closes his eyes and instantly falls asleep on his feet, nodding und...

  10. 'Good in a Room: How to Sell Yourself (and Your Ideas) and Win Over Any Audience' by Stephanie Palmer is a guide that offers practical advice on selling oneself and ideas effectively, particularly in the entertainment industry. The book emphasizes the importance of access, honesty, and building genuine connections with prospects. Readers appreciate the author's straightforward approach and real-world examples that help them navigate important meetings and interviews with confidence.

    Stephanie Palmer's writing style is described as insightful, honest, and refreshing. She provides readers with valuable insights on the nuances of selling, networking, and understanding the buyer's perspective. The book offers practical wisdom and encourages readers to approach selling and pitching with sincerity and authenticity, rather than manipulative tactics.

    The reason you should read this book is because the strategies and tactics that people use to sell ideas in Hollywood work in the rest of the business world. I have worked with entrepreneurs, executiv...

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