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Save:"Pegasus" by Robin McKinley is a fantasy novel that follows Princess Sylviianel who is bonded to a pegasus named Ebon on her twelfth birthday. The story revolves around the unique telepathic communication between Sylvi and Ebon, which challenges the norms and traditions of their societies. The plot focuses on the complexities of the relationship between humans and pegasi, the struggles of understanding each other's languages and cultures, and the political tensions that arise due to their close bond. The writing style is described as beautifully descriptive, creating a vivid and engaging fantasy world where readers can immerse themselves in the characters' dilemmas and interactions.
This had been a part of the treaty between the pegasi and the human invaders nearly a thousand years ago, shortly after humans had first struggled through the mountain passes beyond the wild lands and... - #2
Save:One Good Dog by Susan Wilson is a heartwarming novel that tells the story of Adam, a successful businessman who loses everything in one lapse, and Chance, a pit bull who transitions from a life as a fighting dog to finding himself in a shelter. The book explores the extraordinary power of the human-dog bond as Adam and Chance form a reluctant bond that leads to redemption and love. The story is told from two different viewpoints - the man and the dog, which are well-written and captivating, making it a compelling read that delves into themes of hope, grief, and the healing power of relationships.
“Sophie.” Adam March doesn’t look up from the rectangle of paper in his hand. His tone is, as always, even, and no louder than it should be to reach across his executive-size office, through the open ... - #3
Save:'Beautiful Lies' by Jessica Warman is a gripping and haunting story about identical twins, Rachel and Alice, who share a rare and deep connection. As the story unfolds, secrets, mysteries, and unexpected twists keep the readers engaged. The writing style is described as natural and lyrical, making it hard to put the book down as readers are drawn into the complex relationships and timelines within the narrative.
It’s one of those cool, crisp fall nights that make you feel like the air is ripe with possibility, like anything could happen. From where we stand on the jogging trail, my sister and I can see the wh... - #4
Save:Dark Symphony by Christine Feehan is a gothic novel in her Carpathian series, focusing on the relationship between Byron, a Carpathian male, and Antoinetta Scarletti, a blind but strong-willed concert pianist and heir to the Scarletti fortune. The plot revolves around the Scarletti family, filled with secrets and dangers, as they face threats of deceit, poisoning, and murder. As Byron and Antoinetta navigate their growing relationship, they must also deal with ancient family treasures being stolen and the presence of shape-shifting jaguars.
Fog, thick and dense, blanketed the sky, muffling every sound. Muffling the sound of conspiracy. Of murder stalking the night. Of dark, ugly intentions hidden within the white, swirling mists and the ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Dark ) - #5
Save:Fire in His Blood by Ruby Dixon is a post-apocalyptic romance novel set in a world where dragons have ravaged the Earth. The story follows Claudia, a woman who is thrown into a situation where she must learn to connect with a dragon named Kael, who sees her as his mate. Despite initial communication challenges, their relationship develops as they navigate the dangers of their world. The book is described as having a mix of romance, adventure, and world-building, with a writing style that keeps readers engaged throughout.
As far as jail cells go, this one’s pretty decent. I mean, I’ve been in my fair share over the last few years, and most of them are converted storage closets or small, reinforced rooms. This one has a... - #6
Save:Ensnared by Tiffany Roberts is a captivating science fiction romance novel that follows the unlikely relationship between Ketahn, a male weaver and hunter for the Vrix people, and Ivy Foster, a human from a colonization project on another planet. The book intricately weaves together elements of alien cultures, language barriers, and survival lessons as Ketahn and Ivy navigate their differences and learn to communicate in order to coexist in the Tangle, a vast jungle on Ketahn's planet. The slow-burn romance between the two protagonists is beautifully portrayed, with a mix of adorable moments and hot, spicy resolutions that keep readers hooked until the very end.
The world-building in Ensnared is exceptional, with Tiffany Roberts crafting a rich and detailed planet filled with unique flora, fauna, and mythos. The story unfolds with a perfect balance of action, adventure, and exotic romance, keeping readers entrapped in the journey of Ketahn and Ivy. The writing style is engaging and immersive, painting a vivid picture of the characters and their surroundings, while also delving into complex themes of culture, communication, and understanding in a fantastical setting.
Moonfall Tunnel was all but deserted as Ketahn strode along it. The soft glow of the spiritcap mushrooms growing on the rough-hewn stone could not banish the dancing shadows cast by the blue-green spi... - #7
Save:Molly Molloy and the Angel of Death by Maria Vale is a charming and quirky novel that explores the unlikely relationship between a self-assured woman named Molly and Death, referred to as Dee. The plot kicks off when Death accidentally saves Molly from choking, leading to a series of humorous and heartfelt interactions between the two. Their dynamic is marked by clever dialogue and moments of comic mishaps, but the story also delves into deeper themes of love and loss. As Death navigates life with Molly's guidance, he begins to understand the profound stories behind each soul he collects.
The writing style is characterized by a blend of humor, poignancy, and philosophical reflection, making it enjoyable yet sometimes challenging to follow, especially from Death’s perspective. The book is marked by its relatable characters and their growth, with Molly’s journey from cynicism to hope resonating with readers. Although some might find the narrative pacing confusing, many appreciate the novel’s emotional depth and humor, making it a unique addition to the fantasy romance genre.
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Save:In "The Secrets We Keep" by Mila Sin, readers are introduced to Rogue, a trained assassin, who navigates a world of death, deception, and lust alongside an unlikely gang while trying to take down a criminal organization. The story delves into Rogue's past, her relationships with the men around her, and her quest for freedom from the evil forces that control her life. The plot is described as gripping, filled with twists and turns, and keeps readers eagerly anticipating what will happen next.
The book is a mix of emotional relationship dynamics and a complex, plot-heavy narrative involving gangsters, criminals, fear, and blackmail. Mila Sin expertly weaves these two sides together, seamlessly transitioning between them to create a riveting story that unfolds with intrigue and suspense.
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Save:'A Kestrel for a Knave' by Barry Hines is a poignant story set in a northern mining town, focusing on the life of Billy Casper, a troubled working-class boy who finds solace in training a kestrel. The narrative delves into Billy's harsh reality, including his strained relationships with his family and the challenges he faces at school. Through Billy's bond with the kestrel, the story explores themes of hope, love, and the harshness of life in a working-class community, all depicted with a keen eye for detail and a mix of melancholy and humor.
The novel beautifully captures Billy's struggles and moments of personal growth, intertwined with the bleakness of his surroundings and the limited opportunities he faces. Barry Hines weaves a compelling tale that showcases the transformative power of love and responsibility, offering a glimpse into the harsh yet hopeful world of a young boy trying to navigate his circumstances through his connection with a kestrel.
THERE WERE no curtains up. The window was a hard edged block the colour of the night sky. Inside the bedroom the darkness was of a gritty texture. The wardrobe and bed were blurred shapes in the darkn... - #10
Save:'They Both Die at the End' by Adam Silvera is a poignant story set in a future where people receive a 24-hour notice of their impending death. The novel follows two teenage boys, Mateo and Rufus, who meet through an app for those on their last day alive. As they spend their final hours together, they form a deep connection and navigate through goodbyes, adventure, and emotional revelations. The book explores themes of mortality, friendship, living life to the fullest, and the impact of knowing one's fate, all while keeping readers on an emotional rollercoaster till the very end.
The narrative style of the book involves multiple perspectives, allowing readers to delve into the minds of different characters and experience their interconnected stories. The author weaves a tale that is both heartwarming and heart-wrenching, with a balance between mournful and joyful moments. Despite the inevitable outcome hinted at in the title, the author manages to keep the story engaging and unexpected, creating a world where the characters' reactions to their impending deaths are both relatable and emotionally resonant.
Death-Cast is calling with the warning of a lifetime—I’m going to die today. Forget that, “warning” is too strong a word since warnings suggest something can be avoided, like a car honking at someone ...
