Books matching: supernatural abilities
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Save:'Midnight Crystal' by Jayne Ann Krentz (Jayne Castle) is the third and final book in the Dreamlight Trilogy, focusing on the story of Adam Winters and Marlowe Jones. The plot revolves around the curse affecting some male descendants of Nicholas Winters, who need the Burning Lamp and a woman's help to stabilize their paranormal talents. The book seamlessly merges the worlds of Arcane and Harmony, creating a fresh and enjoyable read with elements of adventure, romance, and suspense. The writing style of the author is praised for balancing the wonders of the futuristic world of Harmony with engaging romantic and suspenseful elements.
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Save:'The Vanishing' by Jayne Ann Krentz is a paranormal mystery romance set in the Fogg Lake series. The story follows Catalina Lark and Slater Arganbright as they investigate the disappearance of Catalina's best friend, Olivia LeClair, and a murdered artifact collector. The plot intertwines past events from fifteen years ago when Catalina and Olivia witnessed a murder, leading to a race against time to uncover the truth behind these incidents. The writing style is described as fast-paced, with well-crafted mysteries and intriguing paranormal elements that add to the enjoyment of the story.
She’d had flashes of bizarre scenes for the past couple of years, but a few months ago, shortly after her sixteenth birthday, they had started occurring more frequently. She was trying to convince her... 'Flim-Flam!: Psychics, ESP, Unicorns, and Other Delusions' by James Randi is a detailed exploration of various cases related to paranormal phenomena and pseudoscience. Randi debunks myths surrounding topics such as psychics, UFOs, Bermuda Triangle, and aliens, using a scientific and empirical approach. The writing style is informative and critical, aiming to expose fraudulent claims and pseudoscientific beliefs. covers experiments conducted by Randi to test paranormal powers under controlled conditions, revealing the lack of evidence to support such claims.
And the crowd was stilled. One elderly man, wondering at the sudden silence, turned to the Child and asked him to repeat what he had said. Wide-eyed, the Child raised his voice and said once again, "W...- #4
Save:'Necroscope' by Brian Lumley follows the story of Harry Keogh, a powerful esper who can communicate with the dead and even raise them. The plot revolves around Harry's quest to uncover the truth behind his mother's death, defeat a powerful vampire, and stop an old vampire threat. The narrative is set in a Cold War era backdrop, involving espionage, supernatural elements, and a clash between good and evil. The writing style is described as a mix of horror, science fiction, and thriller, with intricate world-building and a focus on characters with paranormal abilities.
Central in a densely wooded tract of land not far out of the city—where the Serpukhov road passed through a saddle between low hills and gazed for a moment across the tops of close-grown pines towards... - #5
Save:Veiled by Karina Halle follows the story of Ada Palomino, an 18-year-old fashion blogger, who is navigating through a world filled with paranormal elements and dark secrets stemming from her sister Perry's past involvement. As Ada begins to experience strange dreams and encounters a mysterious man named Jay, her life takes a chilling turn. The book delves into Ada's journey of self-discovery, her coming of age, and her exploration of the paranormal world, all while dealing with grief and loss in her family. The plot is described as intense, emotionally gripping, and filled with suspenseful elements that keep readers on edge, while the writing style is praised for its detailed descriptions that bring the story to life.
I wait, trying to suck the air deep into my lungs, realizing I couldn’t move even if I tried. There’s nothing else to do but wait and hope my heart calms down and I don’t die from a fucking heart atta... - #6
Save:'Feral Dust Bunnies' in the 'Offbeat Crimes' series by Angel Martinez follows the unique officers of the 77th Precinct who possess malfunctioning paranormal abilities. The story revolves around Officer Alex Wolf, who is cursed to live as a 12-year-old boy after being a wolf cub, and his partner Jason Shen, an Animal Control Officer. Together, they navigate a world filled with supernatural crimes, quirky talents, and adorable pets while unraveling mysteries and building relationships amidst the chaos.
The plot of 'Feral Dust Bunnies' combines elements of paranormal investigations, romantic entanglements, and humorous interactions within a precinct filled with unconventional characters. The writing style of Angel Martinez infuses humor, warmth, and creativity to create a story that blends supernatural elements with themes of love, acceptance, and overcoming challenges in a world where anything can happen.
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Save:In "Hourglass" by Myra McEntire, readers are introduced to Emerson, a teenage girl who can see dead people, leading her to be on the brink of being labeled as crazy. However, her life takes a turn when she meets Michael, a mysterious figure hired to help her by her brother. As Emerson becomes involved with the Hourglass group, she discovers that there is more to the people she sees than just ghosts, and the plot thickens with time travel, paranormal abilities, and unexpected twists. The book delves into a mix of romance, science fiction, and mystery, creating an engrossing narrative that keeps readers hooked until the very end.
The writing style in "Hourglass" is engaging and well-paced, with a blend of captivating plot twists, emotional depth, and intriguing character dynamics. The author, Myra McEntire, successfully weaves together elements of time travel, paranormal phenomena, and the complexities of relationships, making this book a unique and compelling read that sets the stage for a promising series.
My small Southern hometown is beautiful in the haunting way an aging debutante is beautiful. The bones are exquisite, but the skin could use a lift. You could say my brother, the architect, is Ivy Spr... - #8
Save:'Childhood's End' by Arthur C. Clarke is a science fiction novel that explores the end of humanity through its transformation into something greater. The story follows humanity from its first contact with aliens, who demand an end to violence among humans, to a transformation led by alien overlords. The book delves into themes of psychology, sociology, and paranormal activities, all while contemplating the nature of humanity and its evolution. Clarke's writing style is described as captivating, with a dry and thought-provoking approach that leaves readers contemplating deep existential questions.
The volcano that had reared Tratua up from the Pacific depths had been sleeping now for half a million years. Yet in a little while, thought Reinhold, the island would be bathed with fires fiercer tha... - #9
Save:Existence by Abbi Glines follows the story of Pagan Moore, a girl who can see the souls of the departed. When she encounters a soul who can speak to her, she realizes there is something different about him. The book delves into a paranormal romance where Pagan's encounters with this soul, named Dank, lead to unexpected twists and turns. The plot revolves around the mysteries of Pagan's ability, her interactions with the supernatural world, and the complexities of her relationships with Dank and other characters.
The writing style of Existence combines elements of YA paranormal romance with a focus on supernatural abilities, forbidden love, and unexpected revelations. The book presents a mix of suspenseful moments, romantic entanglements, and character-driven storytelling, keeping readers engaged with its intriguing plot developments and surprising twists. Despite some criticisms regarding character names and pacing, the book captivates readers with its unique premise and the exploration of themes like love, death, and the supernatural.
Not only would alerting him I could see him be pointless but it would also be stupid. The halls were already full of students. Although, if he’d followed me inside the school I would have seen him eas... - #10
Save:'Winterset' in the series 'The Mad Morelands' by Candace Camp follows the story of Reed Moreland, a handsome and intelligent bachelor who returns to his abandoned estate after a disturbing dream about Anna Holcomb, the woman who turned down his proposal. As they are thrown together by a series of murders in the area, their complicated relationship heats up, and Anna finds herself in danger. The plot weaves together romance, mystery, and psychic phenomena, keeping the readers engaged with unexpected twists and a complex storyline. The writing style of Candace Camp is praised for holding the reader in the palm of her hand, creating a story that evokes strong emotions and keeps the readers hooked till the end.
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