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Save:'Regina's Song' by David Eddings is a departure from his usual fantasy genre, focusing on a murder mystery with supernatural elements. The story follows the surviving twin, Renata, who witnessed her sister's murder and was institutionalized. Several years later, she awakens and seeks out Mark, the protagonist and narrator, leading to a plot centered around a teenage murder and a mysterious serial killer in Seattle. The book explores themes of trauma, identity, and the blurred lines between reality and the supernatural, all presented in a polished writing style that captivates readers.
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Save:'The Dark Side of the Road' by Simon R. Green is a supernatural country house mystery that follows Ishmael Jones, a character reminiscent of John Taylor from Green's other works. Jones is a murderer hired by a mysterious man known as the Colonel, with a murky past of his own. Jones is summoned to the Colonel's isolated manor for Christmas, where a series of murders occur amidst a snowstorm, leaving everyone trapped and at risk. The story blends elements of a locked room mystery with a paranormal twist, as Jones navigates through a group of suspicious guests to uncover the culprit and unravel the supernatural aspects of the case.
I got the phone call in the early hours of the morning. I was in the main bar of some hotel in London. Don’t ask me its name; they all blend into each other after a while. I have no home of my own. Ne... - #3
Save:Fallen by Lauren Kate is a young adult novel that follows the story of Luce, a girl who discovers she can see shadows and later learns that they are called announcers, allowing her to see the past. As she attends a reform school called Sword and Cross, she meets Daniel, a boy she feels a deep connection with. Throughout the book, Luce uncovers the truth about her past lives, the presence of fallen angels around her, and her own identity, leading to a mysterious and adventurous journey filled with romance and self-discovery.
The plot of Fallen revolves around Luce's relationships with Daniel and Cam, both fallen angels, and the love triangle that develops between them. The story delves into themes of fate, reincarnation, and the eternal battle between good and evil as Luce navigates through her past lives and discovers the truth about her existence. The writing style of Lauren Kate in Fallen combines elements of dark, gothic romance with suspenseful storytelling, creating a unique and captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Luce barged into the fluorescent-lit lobby of the Sword & Cross School ten minutes later than she should have. A barrel-chested attendant with ruddy cheeks and a clipboard clamped under an iron bicep ... - #4
Save:'The Broken Girls' by Simone St. James is a chilling and suspenseful novel that intertwines two timelines, one set in the post-WWII era at a boarding school for troubled girls called Idlewild Hall, and the other set in present-day Vermont. The story follows Fiona Sheridan, a journalist haunted by her sister's murder on the school grounds, as she delves into the dark history of the school and the mysteries surrounding the girls who once resided there. The novel expertly weaves together elements of murder, ghost stories, urban legends, and conspiracy, creating a captivating murder mystery with a supernatural twist.
The phone rang again. She swiped quickly at her eyes and glanced at it, sitting on the passenger seat where she’d tossed it. The display glowed in the darkness. Jamie’s name, and the time: three o’clo... - #5
Save:'Fantasy Lover (Julian of Macedon)' in the Dark-Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon follows the story of Julian, a 2000-year-old warrior cursed to be a love slave trapped in a book. When summoned by Grace, a psychologist with past sexual hang-ups, their relationship evolves beyond the initial expectations. As Grace helps Julian navigate the world and understand love, they both face danger and compassion, leading to an intriguing and suspenseful plot that intertwines romance, Greek mythology, and psychological complexities.
The novel is a blend of romance, adventure, and Greek mythology, providing a fun and light read with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged. Sherrilyn Kenyon introduces readers to the Dark Hunter series through this book, setting the stage for a series full of paranormal romance elements and unique character dynamics.
Grace Alexander flinched at Selena's overly loud voice in the small New Orleans cafe where they sat, finishing up their lunch of red beans and rice. Unfortunately for her, Selena's voice possessed a l... - #6
Save:'Summer Sons' by Lee Mandelo is a Southern gothic tale interwoven with elements of mystery, horror, academia, and queer relationships. The story follows Andrew as he delves into the supernatural world to uncover the truth behind his best friend Eddie's alleged suicide, leading him to confront ghosts, curses, and dark academia themes. The writing style is described as raw, lush, and haunting, with a slow burn pace that gradually reveals layers of grief, repression, identity, and relationships set against the atmospheric backdrop of the deep South.
The message sat unanswered. Andrew tapped from Eddie’s hanging text thread to the brief obituary that had run in the local paper: Edward Lee Fulton, recent graduate of Ohio State University, is surviv... - #7
Save:'Night Film' by Marisha Pessl is a psychological thriller that delves into the mysterious death of Ashley Cordova, daughter of famous filmmaker Stanislas Cordova. The story follows journalist Scott McGrath as he investigates Ashley's apparent suicide, leading him into the dark world of the occult, magic, and the underbelly of New York City. The book weaves a complex narrative filled with twists and turns, incorporating elements of horror and suspense, keeping the reader engaged throughout its over 600 pages.
The writing style of 'Night Film' is described as intense, colorful, and intriguing, with a dark and atmospheric tone that adds to the overall suspense of the story. The book includes multimedia elements such as photos, newspaper clippings, and online content, enhancing the reader's experience and creating a sense of immersion in the world of Stanislas Cordova's films and mysteries.
A large chandelier showered golden light on the crowd as I surveyed the party in the bronze mirror over the mantel. I was startled to spot someone I barely recognized: myself. Blue button-down, sports... - #8
Save:"Indecent Werewolf Exposure" follows the story of Chloe, a tough and sassy lawyer who discovers the existence of werewolves, vampires, witches, and demons. As she becomes entangled in a world she never wanted to know about, Chloe finds herself caught between two romantic rivals - a hunky werewolf and her nemesis, a district attorney. The plot revolves around Chloe navigating her attraction to these two suitors while helping them solve a mystery involving the local witch population. The writing style is humorous, self-deprecating, and filled with sarcasm, providing depth to the characters and realistic reactions to the supernatural events unfolding.
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Save:The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer follows the protagonist, Mara, as she navigates a mysterious plotline filled with psychological thriller elements and paranormal twists. The book introduces Mara as the sole survivor of a collapsed building, struggling with PTSD and hallucinations while trying to uncover the truth behind her friends' deaths. As Mara's secrets slowly unravel, readers are taken on a fast-paced journey teetering between reality and fantasy in this young adult fiction. The writing style is described as captivating, riveting, and highly original, with a psychological edge that keeps readers hooked and questioning until the very end.
THE ORNATE SCRIPT ON THE BOARD TWISTED in the candlelight, making the letters and numbers dance in my head. They were jumbled and indistinct, like alphabet soup. When Claire pushed the heart-shaped pi... - #10
Save:Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye, the first book in the series by Victoria Laurie, follows the story of Abby, a professional psychic intuitive who gets entangled in a murder investigation after one of her clients is killed. The plot revolves around Abby's unique psychic abilities, her interactions with the police, especially Detective Dutch Rivers, and her efforts to solve the mystery while facing potential danger. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of mystery, comedy, and a touch of romance, making it a light and fun read with a paranormal twist.
My basic philosophy is simple: People are like ice cream. Take me, for instance. You'd think that by my profession alone—professional psychic—I'd be a ringer for Nutty Coconut, but the reality is that...
