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Save:'Crave' by Tracy Wolff follows Grace, a mortal girl who finds herself in a world filled with paranormal creatures at a boarding school in Alaska. The story combines elements reminiscent of 'Twilight' and 'Vampire Academy', with themes of romance, danger, and supernatural abilities. Grace's interactions with the brooding vampire Jaxon Vega and the power struggles within the school create a plot that keeps readers engaged. Despite some predictable elements, the book offers a mix of angst, mystery, and fantasy that appeals to fans of paranormal romance.
“There she is,” Philip says as we clear the peaks of several mountains, taking one hand off the steering column to point to a small collection of buildings in the distance. “Healy, Alaska. Home sweet ... - #2
Save:'Strange Angels' by Lili St. Crow follows the story of Dru Anderson, a teenager who hunts paranormal creatures with her father. When her father is turned into a zombie, Dru must navigate a world filled with vampires, werewolves, and other supernatural beings. With the help of her friend Graves and the mysterious Christophe, Dru embarks on a dangerous adventure to uncover the truth about her own identity and the dangers lurking in the shadows. The writing style is described as fast-paced, suspenseful, and filled with humor and emotional moments that keep the readers engaged in the thrilling world of the Real World where nightmares come to life.
I’d propped my cheek on my fist and was staring out the window at the cold wasteland of a baseball field, waiting for the chimes to sound. Foley High School didn’t believe in bells. Instead, a sound ... - #3
Save:In the book 'Feral' by Trish Heinrich, readers are introduced to a world where the characters navigate through a plot filled with action, mystery, romance, and adventure. The story follows Daphne, who works at the Archive alongside supernatural beings, cataloging dangerous artifacts. When the new director of the Archive tasks her with helping Fraser MacDonald, a grumpy and growly werewolf, uncover an artifact problem within his clan, they must pretend to be mates to solve the mystery. As they work together, their undeniable chemistry and attraction lead to a steamy and intense relationship, filled with danger, suspense, and the need to protect the MacDonald clan.
The writing style of 'Feral' is described as fast-paced, spicy, and engaging, with a mix of magical artifacts, paranormal creatures, and a touch of romance. The characters, especially Daphne and Fraser, are well-rounded with insecurities that add depth to their relationship, making their journey towards acceptance, happiness, and love a captivating and thrilling ride for readers.
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Save:'Glass Houses' in 'The Morganville Vampires' series by Rachel Caine follows the story of Claire, a 16-year-old genius who faces challenges at college and decides to live off-campus with new roommates in Morganville, a town ruled by vampires. The plot revolves around Claire's encounters with vampires and the dangers she faces, all while navigating friendships, romances, and the mysteries of the town. The writing style is engaging and fast-paced, with likable characters, a captivating plot, and a touch of humor that keeps readers entertained throughout the story.
When she reached into the crappy, beat-up washing machine, she found nothing but the wet slick sides of the drum, and—like a bad joke—the worst pair of underwear she owned, plus one sock. She was in a... - #5
Save:"Paper & Blood" in the series "Ink & Sigil" by Kevin Hearne follows protagonist Al MacBharrais on an adventure to Australia with his hobgoblin associate, Buck Foi, to investigate the disappearance of a fellow Sigil agent. Along the way, they are joined by various characters, including the Iron Druid, as they encounter paranormal creatures, engage in banter, and unravel mysteries. The writing style is described as humorous, entertaining, and filled with action, adventure, and witty dialogues that keep the readers engaged.
If you have to tell someone they’re going to die soon, it’s a good idea to buy them a whisky first. That way they can drink it or throw it in your face and feel a tiny bit better either way. It’s only...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ink & Sigil ) - #6
Save:In "How Not to Date a Demon" by Lana Kole, readers are taken on a humorous and steamy journey following Maeve's suspicions about her boyfriend, Galen, being an otherworldly creature. Maeve's antics to uncover the truth, including testing various theories on Galen, lead to a delightful and entertaining read filled with adorable demon puppies, spicy scenes, and a captivating exploration of underworld lore. The book is written in a light and funny tone, with a blend of romance, humor, and intrigue that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Maeve's quest to unravel the mystery behind Galen's strange behavior and uncover his true identity as a demon or other paranormal being forms the core of the plot, with a focus on their evolving relationship, banter, and the charming dynamics between the characters. The author, Lana Kole, skillfully weaves together elements of monster romance, humor, and steamy scenes, creating a captivating novella that offers a perfect balance of fun, romance, and intrigue for readers to enjoy.
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Save:"Moon Called" by Patricia Briggs follows the story of Mercy Thompson, a Volkswagen mechanic who is also a shapeshifter able to transform into a coyote. Living in a small town in Washington state, Mercy navigates her life while trying to maintain peaceful relations with neighboring groups of werewolves and vampires. When a newly turned werewolf seeks her help, Mercy gets entangled in a complex intrigue involving the politics of various supernatural creatures in the area. Despite some clumsy exposition at times, readers are drawn into an alternate world with a captivating mix of characters and engaging storytelling.
Mercy's character is portrayed as a strong, relatable, and likable protagonist who faces challenges and mysteries within a world populated by werewolves, vampires, and faeries. offers a unique blend of paranormal elements, fast-paced action, and intriguing relationships, setting the stage for a series filled with supernatural adventures and unexpected twists.
I didn’t realize he was a werewolf at first. My nose isn’t at its best when surrounded by axle grease and burnt oil—and it’s not like there are a lot of stray werewolves running around. So when someon... - #8
Save:Magic Forged by K.M. Shea is a paranormal romance book set in a world where wizards and vampires coexist. The story follows Hazel, a scrappy wizard who, after being forced out of her home, seeks asylum from various supernatural factions. The only one who offers her help is Killian Drake, a powerful vampire leader. As Hazel navigates this new world, she forms a bond with Killian while uncovering her own hidden powers. The book is described as having a slow burn romance, closed-door kisses, and a focus on the development of the main characters' relationship.
The writing style of Magic Forged is praised for its light-hearted and fun tone, with elements of humor that break up the more serious and dramatic moments in the storyline. The book features a unique premise, detailed world-building, and well-portrayed characters, making it an engaging read for fans of urban fantasy and paranormal romance.
I scuttled into the alleyway that cut between a popular café, Dream Bean, and what used to be the building of a now defunct newspaper. I had to pick my way around the bags of trash that bubbled over f... - #9
Save:'A Discovery of Witches' by Deborah Harkness follows the story of Diana Bishop, a witch who is hesitant to embrace her powers, and Matthew, an ancient vampire who falls in love with her. The book combines elements of romance, mystery, historical fiction, and paranormal themes. The plot delves into the complex relationships between witches, vampires, and daemons, while also exploring the history of these creatures. Harkness's writing style incorporates detailed descriptions of settings, academic research, and character interactions, creating a rich and immersive world for readers to explore.
The leather-bound volume was nothing remarkable. To an ordinary historian, it would have looked no different from hundreds of other manuscripts in Oxford’s Bodleian Library, ancient and worn. But I kn... - #10
Save:'Alaskan Fire' in the series 'Guardians of the First Realm' by author Sara King is a fantasy novel set in the Alaskan wilderness where supernatural creatures like fairies and werewolves hide from modern society. The story follows Blaze, a flame-haired woman with a mysterious past, who buys a lodge in the Alaskan bush to start her own business. When Blaze meets Jack, a beastly handyman, their unconventional relationship unravels a world of otherworldly problems that they must navigate to survive. The plot is filled with snarky humor, action-packed scenes, and imaginative storytelling that keeps readers entertained and engaged throughout the book.
The writing style of Sara King in 'Alaskan Fire' is described as sophisticated, with complex characters and a well-developed world that comes to life. The book seamlessly integrates the physical attributes of the characters into the plot, creating a unique and compelling narrative that blends elements of urban fantasy and rural fantasy. The author's knowledge of the Alaskan wilderness adds authenticity to the story, making it a refreshing and immersive read for fans of supernatural adventures.
Jack puttered around aimlessly, heart still hammering from sheer proximity to the sleek, fire-haired beauty he had trussed up in the basement. Like some long-legged Aphrodite clipped straight out of ...
