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Save:A delightfully silly, fast-paced paranormal romance packed with sass, shifters, and friendship. Not for everyone, but perfect if you want fun escapism and plenty of laughs.
In the book 'My Commander' by Alanea Alder, readers are introduced to a world where a spell has been cast to find forever mates for the warriors of the secret town, Lycaonia. The story revolves around Meryn, a new resident in the closest town to Lycaonia, who unwittingly climbs over a fence and finds herself amidst shifters and danger. As Meryn navigates this new world, readers are taken on a journey filled with romance, danger, and friendship, all intricately woven together by the author's detailed world-building and character interactions. The book combines elements of humor, romance, and suspense, making it an engaging read that offers a unique take on the paranormal romance genre.
The writing style in 'My Commander' is described as humorous, engaging, and filled with moments that evoke laughter and joy. The characters, particularly Meryn and Aiden, are portrayed as unconventional yet endearing, adding depth to the story and creating a sense of belonging within the reader. The author's ability to blend romance, humor, and a touch of mystery into the plot, along with the well-developed secondary characters and world-building, contributes to the overall charm of the book and sets the stage for an entertaining series.
"I love rock and roll so put another coin in the jukebox baby." Meryn turned up the volume to her iPod and jammed along with the B52's. She had woken up to an overwhelming need to go exploring. So she...October 2014•280 pages - #2
Save:In 'Between Jobs' by W.R. Gingell, readers are introduced to a unique urban fantasy world where the protagonist, Pet, navigates a mysterious and bizarre existence as she becomes entangled with supernatural characters investigating a murder. The writing style keeps readers engaged through intriguing dialogues, complex character dynamics, and a mix of horror, action, and supernatural elements. The plot unfolds slowly, revealing mysteries and backstories while maintaining a dreamy atmosphere interspersed with violent action scenes and mundane moments.
May 2018•244 pages - #3
Save:Short, spicy, and totally craveable! Sanguine is a saucy MM vampire romance perfect for a quick escape, though you’ll probably wish there were more pages to sink your teeth into.
'Sanguine' by Sierra Simone is a short paranormal romance story that features two main characters, Bastien, a charming vampire, and Aaron, an ex-priest turned vampire hunter. The plot revolves around their sensual and passionate journey towards finding their happy ever after. The writing style is described as engaging, with well-crafted characters that come alive through dialogue and interactions. The story is packed with heat, romance, and a satisfying happily ever after ending.
May 2021•59 pages - #4
Save:A whimsical, nostalgic, and big-hearted read - ideal for fans of cozy, multigenerational community stories, but its sheer scope and magical elements may not be everyone’s cup of tea.
'The Whole Town's Talking' by Fannie Flagg is a novel that spans over a century in the life of a small town called Elmwood Springs, Missouri. The story follows the history of the town, its founding by Lordor Nordstrom, and the lives of its residents from the 1800s to 2021. The narrative delves into themes of love, death, community, and social change, all while incorporating a touch of the paranormal as deceased characters continue to interact in the town's cemetery.
The book is characterized by Flagg's signature storytelling style that is charming, quirky, and heartwarming. Readers are taken on a journey through the generations of Elmwood Springs, getting to know a wide array of characters and witnessing the evolution of the town and its inhabitants over time. With elements of humor, sentimentality, and a unique exploration of life after death, the novel offers a nostalgic and engaging portrayal of small-town life and the interconnectedness of its residents.
Three weeks later, Miss Katrina Olsen, along with all of her earthly possessions plus one tin can of herring, was sitting on a train headed down to southern Missouri. It was one thing to plan the trip...November 2016•496 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Elmwood Springs ) - #5
Save:A beautifully written, soulful fantasy that’s perfect for those who appreciate character-driven stories set against a rich historical backdrop - especially if you love dogs, angels, and a bit of philosophical pondering with your magic.
'Damiano' by R.A. MacAvoy is a lovely fantasy novel set in Renaissance Italy, featuring a kind-hearted hero who is a witch, alchemist, and musician. Damiano, accompanied by his talking dog, embarks on a journey to keep his town safe from war and conflict, making spiritual sacrifices and facing otherworldly challenges. The story weaves in elements of Christian mythology, magic, and supernatural beings, creating a unique alternate history fantasy with philosophical undertones. The writing style is described as lyrical, touching, clever, and thought-provoking, offering a blend of innocence and depth in exploring themes of sacrifice, duty, and the cost of being kind in a harsh world.
1983•243 pages - #6
Save:A laugh-out-loud, quirky romp through Southern vampire life - perfect for fans of witty, lighthearted paranormal reads who don’t mind a few familiar tropes. Not groundbreaking, but undeniably fun!
In "Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs" by Molly Harper, readers are introduced to Jane Jameson, a librarian who, after a series of unfortunate events including getting fired, getting drunk, and being mistakenly shot by a hunter, finds herself turned into a vampire. The book is a humorous urban fantasy with elements of romance and paranormal, following Jane as she navigates her new undead life in a small Southern town, dealing with humorous situations and interactions with a mix of supernatural beings.
The writing style of the book is described as witty, snappy, and filled with humor. The protagonist, Jane, is portrayed as intelligent, funny, and relatable, bringing a fresh perspective to the paranormal romance genre with her sarcastic wit and comedic outlook on her afterlife adventures.
The irritated look from Gary, the barrel-chested bartender at Shenanigans, told me that, one, I’d said that out loud, and, two, he just didn’t care. But at that point, I was the only person sitting at...March 2009•385 pages - #7
Save:A fun, witty urban fantasy for fans of supernatural mysteries - werewolves, vampires, and an engaging love triangle, all bundled into a brisk, entertaining read.
In the book 'Blood Trail', the second installment in the 'Vicki Nelson' series by Tanya Huff, readers are taken on a thrilling journey where Vicki, a former Toronto homicide detective turned private investigator, teams up with Henry Fitzroy, a vampire and historical figure, to solve a case involving a family of werewolves in rural Ontario. The story delves into the complexities of the supernatural world coexisting with humans, with a focus on werewolf culture and dynamics. The plot unfolds with a mix of mystery, romance, and action, showcasing strong character development and intricate world-building. The writing style is described as engaging, fast-paced, and well-conceived, offering a blend of dark and light elements that keep readers thoroughly entertained.
The three-quarter moon, hanging low in the night sky, turned even tamed and placid farmland into a mysterious landscape of silver light and shadows. Each blade of grass, toasted golden brown by two mo... - #8
Save:A beautifully written, enchanting Victorian classic - best savored slowly by dreamers, lovers of myth, and fans of gentle, hopeful tales with philosophical depth.
"At the Back of the North Wind" by George MacDonald follows the story of a young boy named Diamond, who befriends the North Wind, a beautiful woman with power over people's lives. Through various adventures, Diamond learns valuable lessons and spreads goodness wherever he goes. The book combines whimsical fairy tale elements with a glimpse into the harsh realities of Victorian London, portraying a mix of fantasy and moral lessons. The writing style is described as lyrical and whimsical, with elements of Christian allegory woven throughout the narrative.
1871•358 pages - #9
Save:A beautifully written, melancholy yet heartwarming meditation on love, life, and loss - perfect for those who enjoy a slow, thoughtful, and unusual ghost story. Not for action seekers, but unforgettable if you crave character and atmosphere.
A Fine and Private Place by Peter S. Beagle is a haunting yet humorous tale that takes place in a cemetery, focusing on the character of Jonathan Rebeck, a man who lives among the dead and helps them pass on. The story delves into themes of love, loss, and what it means to be human, with a touch of the supernatural through the interactions between the living and the dead. The narrative is character-driven, filled with introspective musings and minor mysteries that keep the reader engaged till the end.
The plot revolves around the relationships between the characters, including ghosts slowly losing their memories, a man who has isolated himself in the cemetery, and a widow who befriends him. Through philosophical conversations and interactions, the book explores profound questions about life, death, and the human experience, ultimately leading to a heartwarming and thought-provoking conclusion.
The baloney weighed the raven down, and the shopkeeper almost caught him as he whisked out the delicatessen door. Frantically he beat his wings to gain altitude, looking like a small black electric fa...1960•330 pages - #10
Save:A wickedly delightful dark romantic fantasy - short, spooky, and wholly enchanting. Perfect for fans of sapphic fantasy who don't mind a little blood with their love story!
'Beneath the Loch' by S.D. Simper is a dark fantasy romance that blends elements of horror and fantasy seamlessly. The story follows Mairi, a rural woman dreading marriage, who forms a bond with a fae named Olphia. As they reunite as adults, their relationship blossoms into a forbidden love, filled with intense passion and dark twists. The book is described as a lesbian fairytale, exploring themes of romance, horror, and mysticism in just 44 pages, leaving readers captivated and craving more.
June 2018
