Books matching: shapeshifting races
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"Hawksong" in the series "The Kiesha'ra" by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes follows the story of Danica Shardae, heir to the avian throne, and Zane Cobriana, prince of the serpiente, two shapeshifter races at war with each other. In a bid for peace, a marriage is proposed between Danica and Zane, leading to a journey of political intrigue, cultural clashes, and budding romance. The plot delves into the complexities of their relationship, the struggles of their respective peoples, and the sacrifices needed to achieve lasting peace, all while exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and new beginnings. The writing style intricately weaves together mythology, character development, and political tension, creating a captivating young adult fantasy filled with suspense, romance, and unexpected twists.
The smell of hot avian blood spattered on the stones, and cool serpiente blood that seemed ready to dissolve the skin off my hands if I touched it. The smell of burned hair and feathers and skin of th... - #2
'Wolf Tales' by Kate Douglas follows the story of Xandi, who encounters Stefan, a man with the ability to shift between human and wolf form. As Xandi becomes involved in Stefan's quest to find the magician Anton and uncover their shared connection to the ancient matriarchal wolf shifters, a complex tale of passion, self-discovery, and supernatural abilities unfolds. The narrative weaves together themes of love, acceptance, and the exploration of a new world filled with Chanku people from diverse backgrounds, all while navigating elements of erotic romance and shapeshifting dynamics.
The writing style in 'Wolf Tales' is noted for its explicit and sensual scenes, particularly praised for its ability to create captivating moments that blend intimacy with elements of mystique and intrigue. The plot unfolds through a series of encounters and revelations that delve into the characters' pasts, desires, and struggles, ultimately leading them towards a deeper understanding of themselves and their connections to each other.
Manda stood motionless beside the window but she didn’t dare part the shades. Not even for a peek. No, that was much too risky, but she listened. Listened and flinched at the double backfire that alwa... - #3
Desire Untamed by Pamela Palmer is the first book in the Feral Warriors series, introducing readers to a group of shape-shifting warriors known as the Feral Warriors who are in search of a Radiant, a female chosen to help them in their battle against evil beings known as draden. The plot revolves around Kara MacAllister, a preschool teacher who is unaware of her true identity as the Radiant, and Lyon, the leader of the Feral Warriors, who must convince Kara of her destiny while facing internal struggles within the warrior group. The writing style is described as fast-paced, with a mix of action, suspense, and passionate moments that keep readers engaged throughout the story.
The Therian race called her the Radiant, for it was through her that nature channeled the energy to their guardians, the Feral Warriors, enabling them to track and destroy the Daemon remnants, the dra... - #4
In a world where Hitler wins World War II, Yael, a Jewish survivor of medical experiments at a concentration camp, gains the ability to skinshift. She joins the resistance and is tasked with impersonating a female motorcycle racer to assassinate Hitler at a celebratory ball. The book alternates between Yael's past and present, focusing on her mission to overthrow the tyrannical rule of the Nazis and the Japanese. The plot is fast-paced, filled with twists and turns, and revolves around themes of identity, resilience, and the power to bring about change. The writing style is described as dark, hopeful, and suspenseful, with excellent characterization and a unique premise that blends alternate history with fantasy elements.
The sun was a low orange threat in the sky as Yael stepped out the flat door onto Luisen Street—an asphalt artery at the heart of the city once called Berlin. She’d lingered too long in the tattoo art...