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Save:In "Here Be Sexist Vampires," readers are introduced to a world where a young vampire named Sam Parker gets the opportunity to escape her abusive sire and join The Grand High Master's private army. Sam, a strong and resilient character, must navigate the challenges of being underestimated and facing a sexist and arrogant Commander named Jared Michaels. As the story unfolds, Sam and Jared's dynamic evolves from initial animosity to a complicated partnership, filled with tension, action, and undeniable chemistry. The book combines elements of paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and vampire lore, creating a unique and engaging story that captivates readers with its strong world-building and character development.
Suzanne Wright's writing style in "Here Be Sexist Vampires" is described as fast-paced, gripping, and humorous, with complex characters and a plot that evokes a range of emotions from frustration to laughter. The book features a strong and intelligent heroine in Sam, who is not only a kickass fighter but also possesses a sharp wit and a sense of justice. The interactions between Sam and Jared, despite their initial clashes, are filled with tension and banter, keeping readers engaged as they navigate personal and professional challenges in a world of vampires with unique abilities and power struggles.
I knew before I even reached the doorstep of the building that someone was in my flat. I knew that they were unfamiliar. I knew that their mood was calm, cool. And I knew that they were a vampire. Lik... - #2
Save:'Feral Sins' in 'The Phoenix Pack' series by Suzanne Wright follows the story of Taryn Warner, a latent wolf who finds herself in an arranged mating with an abusive alpha chosen by her father. Trey Coleman, a cold alpha male, enlists Taryn's help to form an alliance and protect his pack from his evil uncle's schemes. is described as a sexy paranormal read with a mix of action, humor, and strong character dynamics, particularly showcasing Taryn's sharp wit and Trey's dominant nature.
It wasn’t a bad smell, mused a slowly waking Taryn whose eyelids were too heavy to lift. It sure didn’t belong in her bed though. Her sleep-fogged brain was able to tell her three things. One, the sme... - #3
Save:'Fighting Destiny' in 'The Fae Chronicles' series by Amelia Hutchins follows the story of Syn, a powerful witch who finds herself working with the dark and brooding Fae prince, Ryder, to solve a gruesome serial killer case. The plot is action-packed, fast-paced, and filled with suspense, mystery, and a touch of romance as the two protagonists navigate their attraction while uncovering dark secrets. The writing style is described as captivating, emotional, and intense, with smexy scenes that keep the readers engaged and eager to read more.
I pulled the leather coat up tighter around my neck as a woman and child passed me on the street beneath the Dark Fortress. I’d been given an unusual assignment from Alden, the leader of the Guild whe... - #4
Save:In "Darkfever" by Karen Marie Moning, readers are introduced to MacKayla Lane, a young woman seeking justice for her murdered sister in Dublin, Ireland. As Mac delves into the mystery surrounding her sister's death, she discovers a hidden world of faeries and supernatural beings, where she possesses unique abilities that make her a key player in a dangerous game of intrigue and deception. The book combines elements of urban fantasy, mystery, and paranormal romance, with a plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, culminating in a cliffhanger ending that leaves them eager for more. Moning's writing style weaves together dark themes with light moments, creating a compelling narrative that immerses readers in a world filled with monsters, secrets, and unexpected alliances.
It gets crazy hot in the South in the summer, but it's worth it to have such short, mild winters. I like most all seasons and climes. I can get into an overcast drizzly autumn day—great for curling up... - #5
Save:'The Golden Dynasty' by Kristen Ashley is a captivating story set in a fantasy world where Circe Quinn is unexpectedly transported and finds herself in a primitive society where men hunt for brides. Captured by Dax Lahn, the King of Korwahk, Circe navigates through cultural differences and language barriers to form a unique bond with him. The book explores themes of romance, adventure, and magic, drawing readers into a world filled with complex characters and emotional turmoil. Kristen Ashley's writing style intricately weaves together intense relationships, challenging situations, and vivid world-building, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
There were enormous, extremely muscled men standing guard every four feet around the corral wearing nothing but pants made of hide, their upper bodies painted with black and white streaks. And the ins... - #6
Save:'Once Burned' by Jeaniene Frost is a spin-off from the Night Huntress series, featuring Vlad Tepesh, also known as Dracula, as the main character. The story follows Leila, a woman struck by lightning as a teenager, who possesses the ability to see the past, present, and future by touching objects, as well as the power to deliver lethal electric shocks. When a vampire kidnaps her to use her against Vlad, she forms a deal with the ancient vampire prince. The book explores their developing relationship, filled with suspense, romance, and supernatural elements, all set in a world where vampires reign.
The narrative style of Jeaniene Frost in 'Once Burned' captivates readers with a blend of strong, vulnerable heroines, dominating male characters, and a well-developed plot that keeps the readers engaged. The book introduces a new dynamic between Vlad and Leila, showcasing their individual strengths and vulnerabilities, while also hinting at a complex relationship that unfolds amidst vampire agendas and old enemies.
I parked my bike in front of the restaurant, wiping the perspiration from my upper lip. It was unseasonably warm this January, but sweating during a Florida winter was better than freezing in a Northe... - #7
Save:'Shadowfever' by Karen Marie Moning is the final installment in the 'Fever' series, wrapping up the intricate plotlines and character arcs. The story follows MacKayla Lane as she navigates a world filled with mysteries, conspiracies, and supernatural forces, all while facing personal challenges and relationships with characters like Jericho Barrons. The writing style is described as vivid, suspenseful, and emotionally engaging, with a blend of humor and dark dialogue creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers invested until the very end.
Every time I think I’m getting wiser, more in control of my actions, I go slamming into a situation that makes me excruciatingly aware that all I’ve succeeded in doing is swapping one set of delusions...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fever ) - #8
Save:'Dark Lover' by J.R. Ward is the first book in the 'Black Dagger Brotherhood' series, introducing readers to a world where vampires are protected by a group known as the Brotherhood of the Black Dagger who are fighting against the Lessers, minions of the Omega. The book follows Wrath, a powerful vampire king, who reluctantly helps Beth, a half-human, half-vampire, through her transition into a vampire, leading to a dangerous and intense journey filled with romance, suspense, and dark secrets. The writing style in the book is described as flawless, with a mix of contemporary, romantic, and sexy elements that keep readers hooked from the very beginning.
The book is praised for its strong world-building, phenomenal character development, and addictive storyline that immerses readers into the lives of the characters. Readers appreciate the chemistry between Wrath and Beth, the dynamic personalities of the Brotherhood members, and the engaging plot that blends action, romance, and supernatural elements seamlessly. Overall, 'Dark Lover' is hailed as a captivating and entertaining read that offers a refreshing take on the vampire genre, with well-developed characters and a compelling narrative that keeps readers invested in the series.
Darius looked around the club, taking in the teeming, half-naked bodies on the dance floor. Screamer's was packed tonight, full of women wearing leather and men who looked like they had advanced degre... - #9
Save:Burn by Suzanne Wright is a paranormal romance novel following the story of Harper, a strong and independent demon co-owner of a tattoo parlor, and Knox, a powerful demon leader known as Prime. The book introduces a world of demons living among humans, where anchors play a crucial role in keeping demons from going rogue. The plot revolves around Harper and Knox's developing relationship as anchors, navigating through political unrest within the demon world and facing dangers targeted at Harper. The writing style is described as witty, humorous, and engaging, with a mix of steamy romance, action, and supernatural elements that keep readers hooked from beginning to end.
From her seat in the large dome, Harper Wallis winced along with the other spectators as one of the contenders in the combat circle collided with the ceiling. His opponent looked on with a blank expre... - #10
Save:Written in Red by Anne Bishop follows the story of Meg, a blood prophet who escapes from captivity and finds refuge in the Courtyard, a sanctuary for the Others, shape shifters who are feared by humans. The book delves into Meg's integration into the terra indigene society, her interactions with the unique inhabitants of the Courtyard, and the dangers she faces as she tries to forge a new life for herself. The plot is focused on characterization, world-building, and setting the stage for the sequels, with a slow-moving narrative that eventually builds up to intense action and suspense.
The book explores themes of power dynamics between humans and the Others, the concept of humans as prey, and the development of relationships between the characters. It introduces readers to a world where supernatural creatures are in control, and humans are allowed to exist only because of their usefulness. Written in Red also touches on the character of Meg, a gentle yet determined protagonist who navigates a world she is unfamiliar with, showcasing her growth and resilience as she finds her place in a society vastly different from her own.
Half blinded by the storm, she stumbled into the open area between two buildings. Hoping to hide from whomever was hunting for her as well as get some relief from the snow and wind, she followed an an...
