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Save:The Trapped Mind Project in the series Emerilia by Michael Chatfield follows the story of Dave, a reclusive trillionaire who escapes his mundane life by immersing himself in the virtual reality world of Emerilia. Through engaging with various characters and uncovering the secrets of Emerilia, Dave embarks on a journey of growth, friendship, and attempting to change the reality within the game. The book initially presents a slow start with detailed world-building and character introductions, leading to a thrilling big battle that sets up the story for subsequent books. The writing style is described as engrossing and intense, requiring readers to immerse themselves in the backstory and character interactions to fully appreciate the story.
His friends had long ago disappeared as he’d moved from barely making a living to a trillionaire. Some had felt annoyed he’d made it while they hadn’t. With others, there was such a disconnect, it was... - #2
Save:'How to Howl at the Moon' by Eli Easton is a delightful and heartwarming story about two men, Tim and Lance, from different backgrounds who find themselves in need of love and companionship. The plot revolves around Sheriff Lance Beaufort, a dog shifter, who goes undercover as a dog to investigate Tim Weston, a new resident in town. As Lance finds himself falling for Tim, the story unfolds with humor, awkward situations, and a charming romance. The writing style combines fluffy romance with elements of mystery and humor, creating a feel-good and engaging read.
“I’M TELLIN’’ you, the woman was a paragon! A saint! An angel come to Earth!” The old bulldog’s cheeks quivered with emotion. The sadness in his big brown eyes was nearly irresistible. “She fed me for... - #3
Save:'Duke of My Heart' by Kelly Bowen is a regency romance novel that follows the story of Ivory Moore, a skilled investigator who is hired to solve a mystery involving the Duke of Harcourt. The plot intertwines romance, mystery, and intrigue as Ivory and the Duke work together to uncover clues and solve puzzles. The writing style is described as clever, full of surprises, and engaging, with well-developed intelligent characters that draw the readers in.
It shimmered where the candlelight danced across its surface, its rich crimson and sumptuous garnet hues swirling in the cascading lengths. The silken ribbon was wide, its superior quality was evident... - #4
Save:'Invaded' by Lizzy Bequin is a unique and imaginative story set in a world where men and women from different planets come together after thousands of years of separation. The plot revolves around the arrival of men led by Ultor, who demand fertile women from the planet Cytherea, leading to a clash of cultures and power dynamics. The writing style of the book combines humor with solid storytelling, focusing on the characters of Lirilith and Ultor as they navigate steamy encounters, mysteries, and a dastardly plot while seeking their happily ever after.
It was late afternoon, and she was standing on one of the many balconies that adorned the royal palace. Though it was summer, the air was cool and laced with the mingled perfume of the many flowering ... - #5
Save:In the city of Araxes, the capital of the Arctian Empire, the dead are not allowed to rest in peace. Souls are bound to coins and forced into servitude, creating a grim existence for those who meet an untimely death. The story follows Caltro Basalt, a skilled locksmith who finds himself dead and enslaved after a job gone wrong. As he navigates the treacherous world of soulstealers and ghost slaves, he uncovers dark secrets and dangerous power struggles within the city. The narrative weaves together multiple perspectives, including that of Nilith, a woman seeking revenge on her unfaithful husband, in a tale filled with murder, slavery, and political intrigue.
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Save:Ghost Eaters by Clay McLeod Chapman is a haunting and addictive novel that delves into themes of grief, loss, addiction, and the desire to connect with the dead. The story follows a group of college friends who get entangled in the world of a new drug called ghost, which allows them to see and interact with ghosts, leading to devastating consequences. The writing style is described as unique, well-written, and fast-paced, keeping the reader interested with great character development and a spooky, creepy atmosphere.
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Save:Night Chills by Dean Koontz is a chilling novel that explores the concept of subliminal programming and mind control. Set in a small town in Maine, the story follows the townspeople as they are subjected to night chills, driving them to acts of rape and murder. The plot unfolds as a group of men drug the town's water supply with a drug that allows them to control the minds of the residents through subliminal messages. The book delves into the dark side of human nature and the consequences of manipulation and control.
The writing style of Night Chills is described as fast-paced and engaging, with a mix of horror and science fiction elements. Readers found the book to be a thought-provoking and interesting read, despite its flaws in characterization and graphic content. Koontz's exploration of the human psyche through the lens of mind control and manipulation adds depth to the story, making it a compelling and suspenseful read.
When he drove around the curve, into the small valley, Paul Annendale felt a change come over him. After five hours behind the wheel yesterday and five more today, he was weary and tense—but suddenly ... - #8
Save:'Bastion' in the series 'The Immortal Great Souls' by author Phil Tucker is a complex fantasy novel that captivates readers with its unique universe, well-crafted magic system, and fleshed-out characters. The story follows the main character, Scorio, on a journey filled with profound quests, action, and personal growth. Readers are drawn into a world where mysteries and black boxes abound, leading to unexpected twists and turns that keep them engaged for hours on end. The writing style seamlessly blends elements of horror, heist, and sport academy stories, creating a creative and fulfilling adventure that leaves readers eagerly awaiting the next installment.
Scorio awoke from death in a tomb of hammered copper. His breath echoed harshly within the stark confines, his chest heaved, and his eyes grew wide, drinking in the faint, blood-orange glow seeping in... - #9
Save:Desdemona, scorned and abandoned by the man she once loved, cursed the land with her dying breath while delivering her son Bayr from this day on, there will be no more daughters in Saylok. Bayr, who is raised by his uncle Dagmar among the keepers of the Temple Hill, is gifted with unparalleled strength but also a gentle heart and protective nature. His one purpose in life is to guard Alba, the first girl child born in nearly two decades and the long awaited salvation. But with time their bond and feelings will start to grow making his task more difficult and challenging. In order to defend their land and finally break the curse they will have to go against the corrupt king who built his throne on murder and lies. The First Girl Child by Amy Harmon is an epic and mesmerizing tale about love and loss, destiny and duty, sacrifice and redemption. It left me completely spellbound and in pure awe of this author's incredible and out of this world talent. This historical fantasy novel is a mythical and mystical masterpiece of contemporary literature and belongs on every reader's bookshelf. It is without a doubt my most favorite book of 2019 Amy Harmon always manages to paint vivid and vibrant pictures inside of my head with her lyric, poignant and captivating writing. I don't marely read her stories. No, I experience them with every single fiber of my being. I was captivated by this story from the first page and couldn't put it down until I've reached the end with tears in my eyes.
Dagmar preferred to pray outside. The walls of the temple were cool and quiet, but the stone was empty, lifeless, and he felt cut off from the wonder that made him want to pray. When he walked in the ... - #10
Save:'The Kill Club' by Wendy Heard is a gripping thriller that follows the story of Jazz, a cynical and badass protagonist who is willing to do anything to protect her teenage brother, Joaquin, from their abusive foster mother. Jazz becomes involved with a mysterious group called The Kill Club, where members can eliminate toxic individuals from their lives by taking out a stranger in return. As Jazz navigates this dangerous world of murder and revenge, she finds herself entangled in a web of deception and betrayal. The plot is fast-paced, filled with twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats, while the writing style is described as thought-provoking and engaging, with a social justice core that adds depth to the narrative.
The book is a thrilling blend of suspense, action, and mystery, with a compelling storyline that delves into complex moral dilemmas and ethical questions. Wendy Heard's storytelling is both captivating and immersive, drawing readers into a dark and twisted world where secrets lurk behind every corner. Through Jazz's perspective, the author explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the lengths one would go to protect the ones they love, creating a suspenseful and emotionally resonant narrative that will leave readers eager for more.
Joaquin gasps. “Oh my God, what if it was hot?” A new round of hysterics seizes him. “And, Jazz, this kid is really shy. I felt so bad. It looked like the teacher peed her pants.” His laughter rises a...
