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Save:'Age of Bronze' in the series 'Rise of Mankind' by author Jez Cajiao is a dark fantasy novel that follows the story of Matt and his companions as they navigate a treacherous world filled with personal pain, challenging encounters, and continuous danger. The author expertly balances the focus on the storyline with power-ups, fight scenes, and character development, creating a narrative that keeps readers engaged and eager to see what happens next. explores themes of trust, power, and growth as the characters face various obstacles and adversaries while striving to survive and thrive in a world where everyone's life is constantly at stake.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rise of Mankind ) - #2
Save:'Carved in Bone' by Jefferson Bass follows the main character, Dr. Brockton, a forensic anthropologist, as he navigates through a complex mystery involving death investigations. The plot twists and turns are compared to a winding Tennessee mountain road, keeping readers engaged as they delve into the world of forensic anthropology. provides an educational and enjoyable reading experience, offering insights into the meticulous processes of anthropologists and medical examiners in determining the reasons behind victims' deaths.
FIVE MINUTES HAD PASSED since the deputy’s eyelids first fluttered open, and he still hadn’t spoken, so I figured maybe it was up to me to break the ice. “I’m Dr. Brockton, but I expect you know that,... - #3
Save:The Sweet Talker is the first book in the Boston Hawks Hockey series by author Gina Azzi, focusing on the story of Indiana "Indy" Merrick, a young assistant professor from a hockey family, and Noah Scotch, a hockey player with commitment issues. Indy, who has vowed to stay away from romance with hockey players after a heartbreak, finds herself drawn to Noah during a night out. What starts as a friends with benefits arrangement between them soon becomes complicated when unexpected obstacles are thrown their way, including a surprise pregnancy. The book explores themes of trust, second chances, and unexpected love, set against the backdrop of the Boston hockey scene.
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Save:In "Throne of Glass" by Sarah J. Maas, readers are introduced to Celaena Sardothian, a skilled assassin who is given the opportunity to compete in a tournament to become the King's Champion and gain her freedom. The book follows Celaena's journey as she navigates the challenges of the competition, forms unexpected friendships, and uncovers mysterious murders that threaten her life. The writing style is described as vivid, well-written, and engaging, with a mix of action-packed scenes, intriguing characters, and a compelling murder mystery that keeps readers craving for more.
After a year of slavery in the Salt Mines of Endovier, Celaena Sardothien was accustomed to being escorted everywhere in shackles and at sword-point. Most of the thousands of slaves in Endovier receiv... - #5
Save:"Live-In-Position" by Sadie Grubor seems to revolve around a complex web of relationships, with a focus on romance and family dynamics. The plot includes themes of infidelity, forbidden love, and character growth. The writing style appears to be a mix of light-hearted moments and heavy emotional scenes, creating a blend of drama and romance. The story follows a nanny who falls in love with the father of the family she works for, leading to twists, turns, and revelations about the various characters involved.
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Save:Poppy Jenkins is a joyful story of love, intrigue, passion, and mysterious meanderings through a tiny mid Wales village where Clare Ashton charmingly depicts the spectacular Welsh landscape, creating a scene that feels like an invitation to 'Visit Wales'. The book follows the rekindled connection between Poppy and her old friend Rosalyn Thorn, delving into themes of love, misunderstandings, and the complexities of small-town living. Ashton's writing style intricately weaves together past and present, creating a multi-layered odyssey that alternates between heartwarming moments and existential reflections, all set against the backdrop of a quaint village filled with lovable characters like Pip and other townsfolk.
Poppy Jenkinshad been thinking just that morning how well life was turning out.Not perfect by most people’s standards, but Poppy wasn’t mostpeople. A riverside walk on a sunny morning, glittering with... - #7
Save:Bricking It by Nick Spalding is a hilarious and heartwarming story about siblings, Danny and Hayley, who inherit a rundown Victorian house from their grandmother. Despite having no DIY experience, they decide to renovate the house to make a profit. The renovation journey is filled with eccentric characters, unexpected twists, and comical mishaps, all captured in a light and entertaining writing style. As the siblings navigate through the renovation process, they discover more about themselves and their family history, making the story both funny and emotionally engaging.
‘Really?’ Danny rolls his eyes, crosses his arms and gently pushes the garden gate open with his foot. The gate, its hinges rusted completely through, falls over onto the cracked garden path with a lo... - #8
Save:'Eternally Bound' in the series 'The Alliance' by Brenda K. Davies is a vampire paranormal romance that introduces readers to an alliance between vampires and hunters. The story follows the unlikely pairing of Ronan, a powerful pureblood vampire, and Kadence, a fierce vampire hunter. As they navigate their forbidden love, they must confront centuries-old traditions and hatred while facing a common enemy that threatens mankind. The plot is filled with action, steamy romance, and intricate world-building, offering a fresh take on vampire lore with engaging characters and a compelling storyline.
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Save:Gideon the Ninth is a fantasy sci-fi novel about lesbian necromancers entangled in a Battle Royale cum murder mystery in a haunted mansion in space. The book follows the irrepressibly snarky goth jock lead, Gideon, through action sequences that could rival the best of shounen anime. Despite a hand-wavy world-building at times, the extremely metal plot turns and great ending keep readers hooked. The storytelling style is described as a new level of reading, encouraging readers to give it a try, especially through the audio version for better comprehension.
IN THE MYRIADIC YEAR OF OURLORD—the ten thousandth year of the King Undying, the kindly Prince of Death!—Gideon Nav packed her sword, her shoes, and her dirty magazines, and she escaped from the House... - #10
Save:In 'The Soprano Sorceress', part of the Spellsong Cycle series by L.E. Modesitt Jr., the story follows Anna, a music teacher from Iowa who is transported to a world where sorcery exists through music. The book focuses on merging music with fantasy elements, with Anna using her skills in managing work politics to navigate the new world she finds herself in. Despite being spelled with youth and beauty, Anna's character effectively comments on social expectations of beauty versus ability. The narrative lacks depth and character development, but the basic story of a singer controlling magic through song keeps readers engaged.
A dozen musicians sit on stools under the oblong white silk awning held in place by four sturdy poles. each pole anchored by heavy cords to a pair of stakes. The silk flutters slightly in the almost s...
