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Save:Shifter Wars by Kelly St. Clare is an urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Andie Booker, a girl dealing with the death of her mother and a surprise gambling debt. As Andie unravels her mother's lies, she discovers her long-lost family are land protectors in a community where werewolves and humans are in conflict over territory ownership. The plot revolves around competitions called Grids, where winners gain control of the community, leading to a series of unexpected twists and revelations. The book features strong character development, particularly focusing on Andie's growth, and introduces a diverse cast of characters set in a world filled with werewolves, mates, and supernatural battles.
The writing style of Shifter Wars is praised for its natural pacing, action-packed scenes, humor, and well-placed character and world building. The book is described as binge-worthy, with a compelling plot that keeps readers engaged and eager to uncover the mysteries surrounding Andie's past and the conflicts between the different tribes in the community.
Dragging another box of chipped picture frames closer, I sneezed through the dust in the attic for the umpteenth time. I rubbed my dripping nose on my sleeve. Gross, but the outfit was ruined by now a... - #2
Save:'Blood Trial' in the series 'Supernatural Battle: Vampire Towers' by Kelly St. Clare follows the story of Basilia, or Basi, a character described as a funny and hellishly strong heroine. Basi leaves the world of extreme wealth she grew up in after the death of her parents and ventures into the cruel world alone. With the help of her best friend Tommy, she navigates through a job interview that changes her life drastically. is filled with witty humor, action, suspense, and political intrigue, with overgrown rich individuals playing dangerous games. As Basi discovers a new world and faces challenges, readers are taken on a riveting journey that keeps them hooked from the start.
The writing style of Kelly St. Clare in 'Blood Trial' is praised for its unique take on a paranormal vampire story. offers believable characters, a fantasy world, and an excitingly erotic storyline that keeps readers engaged. The main character, Basi, is described as quirky, inspiring, and mysterious, making her a captivating protagonist. The plot is fast-paced, filled with humor, and features interesting character dynamics that add depth to the story.
A pain stabbed in my temple—a result of the flickering lamp post down the end of the alley. Which explained why this godforsaken, slimy sliver of space between two concrete buildings was empty of othe... - #3
Save:'Vampire Debt' in the series 'Supernatural Battle: Vampire Towers' by Kelly St. Clare delves deeper into the life of the protagonist Basilia Le Spyre, showcasing her growth as a character from being sassy, strong, and independent to navigating through secrets, love, and betrayal. The plot unfolds with unexpected twists that keep readers engaged till the end, where the intense buildup leaves them eagerly anticipating the conclusion of the series. The writing style of the author takes readers on a fearless journey, surprising them with unforeseen paths and keeping them hooked with the element of games and the intricate relationships between the characters.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Supernatural Battle: Vampire Towers ) - #4
Save:The City Born Great by N.K. Jemisin is a unique and original story that explores the concept of cities coming to life as living beings. The book delves into the idea of cities having souls, breathing, thinking, and even battling supernatural enemies with the help of chosen individuals who are deeply connected to their cities. Through a blend of fantasy, social themes, and Eldritch horror, Jemisin weaves a tale that is both fascinating and endearing, touching on topics such as race, sexuality, homelessness, police brutality, and gentrification.
Jemisin's writing style in The City Born Great is praised for being beautiful, spare, and evocative, capturing the essence of different cities and their inhabitants. The story is described as original, captivating, and thought-provoking, with readers expressing admiration for the author's ability to create a narrative that is both engaging and emotionally resonant.
Fucking city. I stand on the rooftop of a building I don’t live in and spread my arms and tighten my middle and yell nonsense ululations at the construction site that blocks my view. I’m really singin... - #5
Save:In "Charming" by Elliott James, readers are introduced to John Charming, a former modern-day Knights Templar who is also an abomination due to his werewolf lineage. The story follows John as he navigates a world under the spell of Pax Arcana, where he must balance his own supernatural abilities while helping a group of monster hunters, including a Valkyrie named Sig, to prevent a vampire threat without drawing unwanted attention. The book features a mix of action, mystery, and humor, with a fast-paced writing style that keeps readers engaged with unexpected twists and a diverse cast of characters.
Once upon a time, she smelled wrong. Well, no, that’s not exactly true. She smelled clean, like fresh snow and air after a lightning storm and something hard to identify, something like sex and butter...
(Also, see 51 recommendations for the series Pax Arcana ) - #6
Save:'ONSET: To Serve and Protect' by Glynn Stewart follows the story of a small-town cop named David who discovers he is gifted and gets involved in a secret government agency that deals with supernatural beings. The plot revolves around David's journey of survival, empowerment, and adaptation to a world filled with magic, monsters, and magical weapons. The writing style is described as well-developed, fast-paced, and engaging, with a focus on action, interaction, and character development.
A steady stream of cars and busses flowed through the streets away from the Golden Twilight, loaded and guided by the uniformed men and women of the Reno police. At the center of the expanding storm w... - #7
Save:"Brides of the Impaler" by Edward Lee is a modern-day take on the Dracula story set in New York. It combines elements of historical information on Vlad the Impaler with a fictional narrative that includes twists and turns, a mix of horror and smut, and a supernatural battle between good and evil. The story follows a detective and a criminal mystery, with evil creatures like a nun and her servants adding to the suspense. Despite some readers feeling that the book lacked a strong focus on vampires, the plot keeps readers engaged with its unexpected turns and a surprising ending.
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Save:In 'Death Game', the third book in the 'Supernatural Battle: Vampire Towers' series by Kelly St. Clare, readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as Basilia and Kyros navigate a tumultuous relationship filled with trust issues, secrets, and obstacles. The plot is filled with suspense, action, and twists, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style is praised for its emotional depth, character development, and unique take on the vampire genre, creating a mystical and magical world that captivates the readers from start to finish.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Supernatural Battle: Vampire Towers ) - #9
Save:In the small town of Hawkins Hollow, three lifelong friends who share the same birthday unleash a three-hundred-year curse during a sleepover on the eve of their tenth birthday. The curse plagues the town every seven years, leading to unexplainable evil events. The story follows the trio, Cal, Gage, and Fox, as they try to protect their town and hearts from the malevolent forces they unleashed. When author Quinn arrives in town to research the mysterious happenings, the plot thickens, intertwining romance, supernatural elements, and a battle between good and evil. The writing style is a mix of romance, magic, and suspense, with well-developed characters and an engaging storyline that leaves readers wanting more.
The book is part of the 'Sign of Seven' trilogy by Nora Roberts, known for her ability to create complex characters, engrossing plots, and a blend of romance and supernatural elements. The novel delves into the themes of friendship, love, and battling demons, both inner and literal. The story sets the stage for a showdown between good and evil, with a touch of folklore, paranormal activity, and an intriguing mystery that keeps readers hooked till the end.
I T CRAWLED ALONG THE AIR THAT HUNG HEAVY as wet wool over the glade. Through the snakes of fog that slid silent over the ground, its hate crept. It came for him through the heat-smothered night. It w... - #10
Save:Set in 1912 on the RMS Titanic, 'Fateful' by Claudia Gray follows the protagonist Tess, a practical and determined maid for the Lisies family. Tess's journey to America takes a dangerous turn when she encounters a wolf and is rescued by Alec, a first-class passenger. As their relationship grows amidst the social divide, Tess finds herself entangled in mysteries and dangers, including a brotherhood of werewolves who pose a threat to Alec. Against the backdrop of the Titanic's tragic fate, Gray weaves a tale of romance, suspense, and paranormal elements, creating a vivid and evocative world that immerses readers in the historical and supernatural aspects of the story.
