Books matching: resilience of the protagonist
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Chris Wilson's book 'The Master Plan: My Journey from Life in Prison to a Life of Purpose' is a remarkable memoir that chronicles his transformation from a troubled teenager sentenced to life in prison to a successful entrepreneur and community leader. The book details his experiences growing up in a challenging environment, his time in prison, and his journey towards redemption and making a positive impact on society. Readers praise Wilson's honest portrayal of his emotions, his inspiring story of perseverance, and his message of hard work and dedication.
Through Wilson's compelling narrative, readers learn about the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions, the power of education and self-improvement, and the impact of mentorship and creating a master plan for success. The book also sheds light on the flaws of the justice system, the need for reform, and the potential for individuals to make positive changes in their lives and communities.
MYGRANDPARENTS, GRANDMA and Big Daddy, moved to Northeast Washington, DC, in 1948, when it was the black part of town. They bought a duplex and raised five children there, the youngest being my mom, w...- #12
Save:'The Light of Days: The Untold Story of Women Resistance Fighters in Hitler's Ghettos' by Judy Batalion tells the untold stories of female resistance fighters from Hitler's ghettos during the Second World War. Through detailed accounts, the author sheds light on the courage and ingenuity of these heroines who risked their lives to fight against the atrocities of Nazi Germany. covers a range of experiences, from women disguising themselves to acquire forged identity papers to those who actively participated in armed revolts and uprisings.
The writing style of the book is described as clear, exciting, and detailed, making it difficult for readers to put down. Each chapter introduces a new perspective, providing insights into the personal struggles and triumphs of these women during a tumultuous time in history. The author's meticulous research and storytelling bring to life the bravery and resilience of these often overlooked heroes.
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Save:'Planet Zero' by Lydia Hope is a sci-fi romance novel that takes readers on a journey to a primitive world where the protagonist, Abby, strives for survival among a different culture. The book explores the rich and detailed alien culture, with well-developed characters and a strong focus on world-building. The writing style is immersive, with a unique portrayal of alienness that keeps the story refreshing and gripping.
Clamping a hand over the spot, Adelaide Rye fought tears that threatened to pour in a hot torrent from her eyes. Frozen on all fours under the spiky Qom bush, she breathed through the nose, working th... - #14
Save:'Queen of Shadows' by Dianne Sylvan is an urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Miranda Grey, an empathic musician struggling to control her powers. The book introduces David Solomon, a vampire Prime, who helps Miranda harness her abilities and protects her from a dangerous world filled with vampires and power struggles. The plot delves into Miranda's journey from vulnerability to strength, intertwined with dark themes and complex character dynamics. The writing style blends elements of romance, action, and supernatural intrigue, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged.
Miranda didn’t look at people. She kept her eyes averted, even while negotiating the chaos of the Austin city streets. She slipped into the empty spaces between bodies and went unnoticed, a messy pony... - #15
Save:'Omega Found' in the series 'The Omega War' by Evelyn Flood is a dark and gripping story set in a dystopian omegaverse world where omegas face abuse and oppression. The protagonist, Harper, who has suffered immensely in the Omega Compound, finds herself in the Phoenix project, enduring torture and trauma. The Winter pack, consisting of broken but caring alphas, comes to her rescue, forming a bond that transcends their past hardships. The story delves into themes of resilience, trust, and the fight against a corrupt system, all while navigating complex relationships and dark realities.
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Save:'Smokey' in the series 'Hell’s Bastards MC' by Sam Crescent follows the tumultuous relationship between Smokey, the hardened president of the MC, and Ava, a woman who is trying to rebuild her life after a bad marriage. Their relationship is marred by misunderstandings, betrayals, and violence that ultimately lead to a heart-wrenching emotional rollercoaster. The plot is filled with gritty realism, dark themes, and complex character dynamics, making it a compelling read for those who enjoy intense MC romance dramas.
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Save:In "Lawman," FBI agent Garon Grier moves to the small town of Jacobsville to work on a case involving a child abduction and murder. He is a big, strong man with a solitary life, focusing on his work and avoiding relationships. However, when he meets his frumpy neighbor Grace Carver, who is a victim and survivor of a violent attack, their lives become intertwined. As Garon helps Grace through her demons and they uncover secrets and danger together, a friendship begins to form between them amidst a backdrop of suspense and danger.
(Also, see 10 recommendations for the series Long, Tall Texans ) - #18
Save:'Girl, Stolen' by April Henry is a gripping thriller that follows the story of Cheyenne, a blind girl who gets kidnapped by a car thief who is unaware of her presence in the backseat. The novel delves into the intense and nerve-wracking situation that unfolds as Cheyenne tries to outsmart her captor and escape from the dangerous circumstances. April Henry's writing style captivates readers with a fast-paced plot filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping them on the edge of their seats throughout the book.
The girl in the backseat wouldn’t stop yelling. She had black hair and huge brown eyes, wide with fright. Maybe she was pretty. Griffin didn’t know. All he knew was that right now she was a big proble... - #19
Save:'The Lark and the Wren' by Mercedes Lackey follows the story of Rune, a girl with a passion for music who dreams of becoming a bard. The plot revolves around Rune's journey as she faces challenges and adventures to pursue her dream, from fiddling for a ghost to entering the Bardic Trials. The writing style is described as light and fluffy, with likable characters and a logical plot progression. The story is divided into different parts, each focusing on Rune's growth as she finds her wings, heart, and magic, all set in a fantasy world with elements of magic and supernatural creatures.
The attic cubicle was dark and stuffy, two conditions the tiny window under the eaves did little to alleviate. Rune reached up to the shelf over her pallet for her fiddle case, and froze with her hand... - #20
Save:'Cinder Ella' by S.T. Lynn is a charming retelling of the classic Cinderella tale, with a twist where Ella is portrayed as a black transgender girl. The book delves into Ella's struggles with her intolerant stepfamily, her journey to self-acceptance, and her experience of being invited to a ball by the princess, thanks to a fairy godtailor who helps her attend as her authentic self. The writing style is described as lush and immersive, with detailed descriptions of Ella's gardening, cooking, and interactions with the princess and other characters.
