Books matching: supernatural murders
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Save:Luna Wilder, a homicide detective and a werewolf, navigates a world where supernaturals are known, and she is a lone wolf without a pack. When a series of ritualistic murders occur in Nocturne City, Luna finds herself entangled in a dangerous investigation, uncovering a sinister plot involving her own kind. With a mix of murder mystery and supernatural romance, Luna's struggles to control her werewolf nature while facing personal and professional challenges make for an action-packed and intriguing storyline. Caitlin Kittredge's writing style, though at times rough around the edges, creates an interesting world with a tough and relatable heroine, leaving readers eager to delve deeper into the series.
I drew my jacket aside and showed him the Nocturne City Police Department detective badge clipped to my waist. He squinted at it in the ineffectual light and then nodded. “Sorry, Detective… Wilder. Go... - #2
Save:Ghosts in the Snow by Tamara Siler Jones is a fantasy mystery novel that follows Dubric Bryerly, the castellan of Castle Faldorrah, who is haunted by the ghosts of murder victims. As a procedural forensic novel set in a fantasy world, Dubric must solve a series of gruesome murders while being haunted by the ghosts of the dead. The story combines elements of historical fiction, paranormal events, and a police procedural, creating a unique and enthralling tale that keeps readers engaged with its intriguing plot twists and dark fantasy atmosphere.
Dubric Byerly, Castellan of Faldorrah, sat alone at a small table in the castle kitchen, his mangled breakfast congealing before him. He sipped his tea and frowned as he poked a chunk of sausage with ... - #3
Save:'The Turn of the Key' by Ruth Ware is a suspenseful mystery thriller that follows the story of Rowan Caine, a nanny accused of murdering one of the children she was caring for. The book is written in a unique format, primarily through letters, which creates an atmospheric and suspenseful narrative. As Rowan navigates her new job at a secluded smart house in Scotland, she uncovers disturbing secrets and mysterious occurrences, leading to a chilling and twisty plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The story is filled with creepy and spooky elements, blending modern technology with a Victorian setting to enhance the suspense and mystery. Readers are taken on a journey of unraveling the truth behind the events at Heatherbrae House, with unexpected twists and turns that culminate in a shocking and ambiguous ending, leaving unanswered questions and a sense of unease.
I started writing to you last night, Mr. Wrexham, and when I woke up this morning and looked at the crumpled pages covered with my pleading scrawl, my first instinct was to rip them up and start again... - #4
Save:'Odd Thomas' by Dean Koontz follows the story of Odd Thomas, a young man who has the ability to see dead people. Odd finds himself in a small town where a mysterious stranger's arrival leads to a series of events that he must unravel to prevent a looming tragedy. The plot is a mix of mystery, sci-fi, religion, and horror, sprinkled with humor, creating a fast-paced and intriguing narrative. Koontz's writing style is described as engaging, quirky, funny, and at times, sad, with well-developed characters and a unique blend of genres that keeps readers hooked until the surprising conclusion.
I am not a celebrity. I am not the child of a celebrity. I have never been married to, never been abused by, and never provided a kidney for transplantation into any celebrity. Furthermore, I have no ... - #5
Save:'The Sun Down Motel' by Simone St. James is a chilling and suspenseful novel that follows the intertwined stories of Vivian Delaney, a temporary night clerk at the eerie Sun Down Motel in 1982, and Carly Kirk, Vivian's niece who arrives at the motel in 2017 to investigate her aunt's mysterious disappearance. The book seamlessly weaves between the two timelines, delving into paranormal phenomena, mysterious occurrences, and the dark secrets surrounding the motel. Simone St. James masterfully portrays the suspense and thriller elements, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover the haunting mysteries within the walls of the Sun Down Motel.
That was fine with her. She preferred it. It was something she’d discovered, working the night shift at this place in the middle of nowhere: Being with people was easy, but being alone was hard. Espec... - #6
Save:'Let the Right One In' by John Ajvide Lindqvist is a dark and haunting novel that revolves around the relationship between Oskar, a lonely and bullied boy, and Eli, a peculiar girl who turns out to be a vampire. The story delves into themes of love, friendship, rejection, and the struggles of growing up, all set against a backdrop of horror and supernatural elements. Lindqvist's writing style is described as funny, disturbing, romantic, bloody, and terrifying, capturing the reader's attention with its unique take on the vampire genre and its exploration of complex characters dealing with cruelty and darkness.
“And you mean to say that someone who is capable of doing this to a child wouldn’t be able to go two subway stations? Or walk? Walk all the way here to Blackeberg and do the same thing again? Do you s... - #7
Save:'Dead Witch Walking' by Kim Harrison is an urban fantasy novel that introduces readers to Rachel Morgan, a witch who decides to leave the Federal Inderlander Service to become an independent bounty hunter with her vampire co-worker Ivy and pixy friend Jenks. The story is set in a world where a virus has wiped out a large portion of humanity, allowing supernatural beings like witches, vampires, and pixies to come out of hiding. As Rachel navigates the dangers of her new career, she faces threats from her former employer and must find a way to pay off a death note placed on her head.
The book is praised for its imaginative world-building, complex characters, and fast-paced action. Readers appreciate the addition of fey characters and the unique setting in Cincinnati, where humans and supernatural beings coexist. Despite some initial challenges with pacing and character development, the story quickly picks up speed and keeps readers engaged with its intriguing plot and dynamic interactions between the characters.
I stood in the shadows of a deserted shop front across from The Blood and Brew Pub, trying not to be obvious as I tugged my black leather pants back up where they belonged. This is pathetic, I thought... - #8
Save:Mission: Improper is a captivating steampunk novel that delves into a world filled with blue blood conspiracies, secret societies, vampires, and mysterious disappearances. The plot unfolds with multiple layers to unwrap, as Ingrid and Caleb, along with a team of eclectic characters, investigate the puzzling events in Victorian London. The book combines elements of romance, mystery, and fantasy, creating a vivid and engaging narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The dynamic between the main characters, Ingrid and Caleb, is a highlight of the story, as they navigate their animal attraction while unraveling the complex web of secrets and dangers surrounding them. The book offers a blend of strong character development, intriguing plot twists, and vivid world-building, setting the stage for a thrilling adventure that leaves readers eager for more.
Caleb Byrnes had found it earlier that morning, in the middle of his bed in the Nighthawks Guild headquarters, a place that he'd previously considered impenetrable. Not only were the Nighthawks compri... - #9
Save:'Proper Scoundrels' in the 'Roaring Twenties Magic' series by Allie Therin follows the story of Lord Wesley Fine and Sebastian De Leon, two characters with complex pasts and hidden depths. The book combines action, romance, and a paranormal murder mystery set in an alternative 1920s world filled with secret magic users and artifacts. As Wesley and Sebastian are pulled into an investigation alongside characters from the original series, they navigate a relationship that seems improbable but is beautifully developed by the author.
The writing style in 'Proper Scoundrels' is described as engaging, with a mix of humor, heart, and suspense that keeps readers hooked. The characters, Wesley and Sebastian, are portrayed as multi-dimensional with vulnerabilities that are explored in a way that tugs at the heartstrings. The book delves into themes of redemption, self-discovery, and the power of love amidst a backdrop of magical elements and historical detail.
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Save:In 'The Devil and the Dark Water' by Stuart Turton, set in the 17th century, the story follows Samuel Pipps, a renowned detective, and his loyal bodyguard Arent Hayes, as they embark on a perilous journey to Amsterdam. Strange occurrences plague their ship, including mysterious symbols, deaths, and whispers of unholy miracles. As the plot unfolds, secrets from the past resurface, creating a suspenseful and eerie atmosphere that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Turton weaves together elements of mystery, adventure, and the supernatural, delivering a complex and gripping tale filled with twists and surprises.
The narrative is rich in historical details, portraying life aboard a merchant vessel and the superstitions of the 17th century with vivid imagery. The characters, ranging from strong-willed women to clever detectives, add depth to the story, while the intricate plot keeps readers engaged till the end. Turton's writing style blends elements of locked room mystery, Sherlock Holmes homage, and swashbuckling sea adventure, creating a unique and immersive reading experience that transports readers to a world of intrigue and suspense.
Another whistled by his ear; a third striking his knee, causing him to stumble, bringing jeers from the pitiless mob, who were already searching the ground for more missiles to throw. Hundreds of them...
