Books matching: survival instincts
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Save:Angel Smith, a head chef at a research station in Antarctica, finds herself stranded with glaciologist Dr. Ford Cooper after an attack on the station. As they navigate the harsh Antarctic terrain, they must survive not only the freezing temperatures but also the people who are after them. The book is a blend of slow-burn romance, survival, and action-adventure tropes, with well-developed characters facing unexpected challenges and forming a deep connection amidst danger.
Only one eye opened. The other was swollen shut. It made no difference anyway. The world was pitch-black, the absence of light so complete that he could be in only one place—the tunnels beneath the ic... - #2
Save:In "Uncharted" by Adriana Anders, Leo, an ex Navy pilot, finds herself on a manhunt for a missing vial of a deadly virus, leading her to team up with Elias, America's most wanted killer, in the harsh terrains of Alaska. Together, they face dangerous roadblocks, utilize their survival skills, and navigate a romance amidst running from very bad people. The book is a scorching hot survival romance filled with action, suspense, and a slow burn romance between Leo and Elias as they uncover secrets and learn to depend on each other in extreme circumstances.
Leo didn’t give an inch, though she did let the hand holding her weapon at her side drop. Of all the days for the village elder to bust in on her privacy, it had to be today, when she was alone, witho...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Survival Instincts ) - #3
Save:Survival Instinct by Fiona Quinn is a heartwarming story that follows Major Dani Addams, a military veterinarian grieving the loss of a colleague and her beloved pet. During a dangerous winter storm, Dani finds herself trapped on a cliff, and it is up to Trip Wire and his K9, Valor, to come to her rescue. As they navigate the treacherous conditions, Dani and Trip form a deep connection, rooted in their shared military background and love for their K9 companions. The story unfolds with a perfect blend of romance, action, and suspense, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit and the unwavering loyalty of K9 partners.
Survival Instinct is a captivating read that seamlessly weaves together elements of adventure, danger, love, and family. Fiona Quinn's writing style expertly combines emotional depth with well-researched action sequences, creating a narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The book shines a spotlight on the bravery and dedication of military personnel and their K9 counterparts, highlighting the unique bond between handlers and their loyal companions.
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Save:'Zero Day Code' in the 'End of Days' series by John Birmingham is a post-apocalyptic fiction centered around a cyber attack that cripples modern technology, leading to the breakdown of society and the unraveling of civilization. The author creates a realistic scenario based on a deep understanding of world politics and societal pitfalls, weaving in minimalistic but cold-blooded violence and living, breathing characters to set the stage for a new series. Despite some inaccuracies in military details and vernacular, the unfolding of the apocalypse is portrayed in a detailed and believable manner, with a focus on the thin veneer of civilization fading away as man's base nature is unleashed.
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Save:'Survival Instincts' by May Dawney is a post-apocalyptic novel set in New York City, where survival is threatened at every turn. The story follows Lynn and Dani, two main characters who embark on a harrowing journey through a dangerous world where humans are no longer at the top of the food chain. The book is praised for its beautiful writing style, detailed world-building, and the intense struggle for survival that drives the narrative. The relationship development between Lynn and Dani is a central focus, showcasing their growth and bond amidst the harsh realities of their environment.
The first sign that New York City would be special was the zebra. It pushed through the shrubbery and onto the sun-flooded interstate no more than thirty feet from Lynn. Its hooves clicked on the crac... - #6
Save:The Safest Lies by Megan Miranda follows the story of 17-year-old Kelsey, who has been raised in isolation by her agoraphobic mother, Amanda, due to Amanda's own teenage abduction. When Kelsey's identity is exposed after a car accident and her mother disappears, Kelsey is left to uncover the secrets of her past while navigating a world she was sheltered from. The book is a fast-paced thriller that keeps readers on edge as Kelsey learns to trust and rely on her survival instincts, all while unraveling the mysteries surrounding her mother's past.
The novel delves into themes of fear, lies, and the consequences of living a life based on secrets and half-truths. Through Kelsey's journey, the book explores the impact of a mother instilling fear in her child and the ways in which Kelsey copes with her anxieties and uncertainties as she uncovers the truth behind her mother's disappearance. The writing style is described as gripping and suspenseful, leading readers through a tension-filled narrative that keeps them engaged until the very end.
This was the setting of fairy tales. The vegetation creeping upward in places, ivy and weeds tangling with the bars, and the way they’d light up in a storm, encircling the house—a stark surprise again... - #7
Save:In 'Urban Gothic' by Brian Keene, a group of suburban teenagers find themselves stranded in a dangerous part of town after their car breaks down. Seeking refuge in an old abandoned house, they soon realize they have stumbled into a nightmare inhabited by mutant cannibals. The fast-paced and relentless plot keeps readers on edge as the teenagers fight for survival against gruesome horrors lurking within the house. Keene's vivid descriptions and realistic decision-making of the characters immerse readers into the terrifying world he has created, making it a gripping and disturbing read.
A car rolled slowly past, its underside so low to the ground that it almost scraped against the road. The windows were tinted, and they couldn’t see the driver, but the vehicle’s stereo was turned up ... - #8
Save:Nurse Alissa vs. the Zombies by Scott M Baker is a thrilling zombie apocalypse story that follows Nurse Alissa as she navigates through the chaos of a hospital outbreak. The plot revolves around Alissa's internal dilemma of choosing between saving patients or herself, showcasing her evolution from an ordinary nurse to an extraordinary survivor. The writing style is fast-paced, engaging, and immersive, with vivid descriptions that transport readers into the heart-pounding action of the apocalypse. The story is filled with realistic and relatable characters, particularly Nurse Alissa, who stands out as a strong and capable female lead facing tough decisions in a dire situation.
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Save:A friend told me once that she and her family had gone camping for a week with no contact with anyone else, and returned to discover the world had changed forever due to 9 11. So it is for Marlene, her sister in law Joni and 5 children, ranging in age from teenager to toddler, who have gone for a back to nature weekend in Shropshire. At first irritated by the lack of mobile signal, this turns to confusion, concern and then outright fear as they discover the world is now very much not as they knew it. Jo Furniss writes so beautifully bringing to life her characters and the horrific future facing them. There is a good balance of hope for the future alongside the realisation that the lives they previously had have now gone for good. And then there is that ending I'm not sure what I was expecting but it certainly wasn't that But I felt it was the perfect way to leave All The Little Children as I'm still thinking days later about Marlene and the rest of the characters we met here.
Crouched in the lea of an ancient oak tree, the safest place I could find on the sparse margins of the forest, I hid from my own children. Hunkered down like prey, I ferreted out my mobile phone; I ju... - #10
Save:In the small English village of Midwich, a mysterious event occurs where all the women of childbearing age become pregnant after a day of unconsciousness. The children born from this event are not normal and exhibit dangerous and strange behavior, leading to a chilling and suspenseful story of alien invasion told from the first person perspective. The book explores themes of powerlessness in the face of an unknown threat, with a focus on subtle infiltration rather than direct alien attack, all set in a 1950s British setting.
ONE of the luckiest accidents in my wife’s life is that she happened to marry a man who was born on the 26th of September. But for that, we should both of us undoubtedly have been at home in Midwich o...
