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Save:'The Farm' by Joanne Ramos is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the world of surrogacy, focusing on a business where wealthy clients hire women to carry their babies under strict conditions at Golden Oaks. The story follows the lives of immigrant women like Jane, who make difficult choices to earn money through surrogacy, while grappling with themes of motherhood, race, and commodification of fertility. The narrative unfolds at a luxurious yet monitored setting, raising questions about power dynamics, exploitation, and the complexities of relationships among the characters.
THE EMERGENCY ROOM IS AN assault. There are too many people, and the din of their voices is too loud. Jane is sweating—it is hot outside, and the walk from the subway was long. She stands at the entra... True Evil by Greg Iles is a suspenseful thriller that follows FBI agent Alex Morse as she investigates a scheme involving a doctor and a lawyer who help wealthy clients avoid messy divorces by arranging the murder of their spouses. The plot unfolds with dark twists and turns, revealing a complex web of deceit and murder. The writing style is described as engaging, with detailed medical information adding depth to the storyline and keeping readers hooked until the end.
Alex Morse charged through the lobby of the new University Medical Center like a doctor to a code call, but she was no doctor. She was a hostage negotiator for the FBI. Twenty minutes earlier, Alex ha...- #3
Save:In 'Torment Me' by Annabel Joseph, readers are taken on a dark and intense journey into the lives of Chere, a high-class escort, and her mysterious client known as W or EE Cummings. The story explores the complex dynamics of their relationship, filled with elements of BDSM, dominance, and submission. Through the vivid and raw encounters between Chere and W, the author delves into themes of power play, desire, and emotional turmoil. The writing style is described as gritty, edgy, and captivating, keeping readers on the edge with its blend of suspense, intrigue, and intense emotions.
Chere's life as an escort, her struggles with self-esteem, and her evolving feelings towards W are portrayed with depth and authenticity, drawing readers into a world of twisted desires and emotional complexities. The narrative skillfully navigates through Chere's internal conflicts, her growing connection with W, and the blurred lines between pleasure and pain. As the story unfolds, readers are immersed in a rollercoaster of emotions, dubious consent, and the exploration of deep-seated desires, making 'Torment Me' a compelling and thought-provoking read.
There are a lot of fucking weirdos in the world. I know because some of them are my clients. Something about money and privilege turns men into perverts, and you don’t want to expose the wife to those... - #4
Save:In 'The Master' by Kresley Cole, the story revolves around Cat, a feisty and street-smart woman who finds herself on the run from her conniving cheating husband. When she takes on an escort job to make ends meet, she meets Maxim, a Russian billionaire with an intense obsession for her. As their relationship unfolds, secrets are revealed, trust is tested, and sparks fly between the two complex characters. The book is described as a steamy romance filled with intense moments, humor, and sizzling chemistry, set against the backdrop of the mafia and political world.
The writing style in 'The Master' is praised for its immersive quality, vividly bringing the characters and their passionate encounters to life. Readers appreciate the depth of the main characters, particularly Cat's tenacity and determination, and Maxim's vulnerability and obsession with her. The book is noted for its fast-paced plot, detailed storytelling, and the interplay of class differences and gender dynamics, making it a captivating read that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Apparently, this penthouse was one of the largest (more than ten thousand square feet) and the most expensive (thirty-two grand—a night) in Miami. Who in their right mind would spend that much money o... "88 Names" by Matt Ruff is a speculative fiction novel that follows John Chu, a video game sherpa hired by wealthy clients to navigate through virtual worlds. When a mysterious client offers him a large sum of money to tour major video games, John suspects a dangerous conspiracy involving the North Korean government. As the story unfolds, flashbacks reveal John's complicated virtual relationship with a gamer named Darla. The book combines elements of virtual reality, gaming culture, espionage, and personal relationships, while maintaining a fast-paced and engaging narrative style with twists and turns that keep the reader hooked until the end.
sherpa— A person who acts as a paid guide in a massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG). Sherpas provide their clients with playable characters, equipment, and skilled teammates, allowing...- #6
Save:Ultraluminous by Katherine Faw is a novel that follows the unnamed narrator, a high-end prostitute who returns to New York City after spending time in Dubai with a bomb maker. The story delves into her encounters with various clients, her drug use, and her reflections on life. The book is structured as a series of vignettes, offering glimpses into her daily life and past experiences, all narrated with a dry, nihilistic, and darkly funny prose style.
The narrative of Ultraluminous is centered around themes of capitalism, toxic masculinity, power dynamics between men and women, and the emptiness that can come with a life devoid of true connection. Through a unique structure of brief vignettes, the book explores the protagonist's relationships with her clients, her struggles with addiction, and her search for meaning amidst a world of extravagance and destruction.
Every girl at the gym has a tattoo but very few have fake boobs. The girl beside me has a big circle on her back. In the middle it says TODAY. It looks drawn by a child or mental patient. I wait until... - #7
Save:In "The High Window" by Raymond Chandler, private detective Philip Marlowe is hired by a wealthy widow to recover a stolen gold coin believed to be taken by her daughter-in-law. As Marlowe delves into the case, he uncovers a web of deceit, murder, and hidden motives among a cast of untrustworthy characters. Chandler's writing style is praised for its vivid descriptions, sharp dialogue, and captivating storytelling, transporting readers to the gritty and glamorous world of mid-century Los Angeles.
The house was on Dresden Avenue in the Oak Knoll section of Pasadena, a big solid cool-looking house with burgundy brick walls, a terra-cotta tile roof, and a white stone trim. The front windows were ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Philip Marlowe ) - #8
Save:In the book "If Angels Burn" by Lynn Viehl, Dr. Alexandra Keller, a skilled reconstructive surgeon, is unwillingly pulled into the world of the Darkyn when she is forced to perform surgery on the enigmatic Michael Cyprien. As she delves deeper into this mysterious and dangerous realm, she grapples with dark changes and unexpected alliances. The plot intricately weaves together themes of immortality, secret societies, and the struggle between light and darkness, creating a gripping and suspenseful narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
The writing style in "If Angels Burn" is dark and immersive, blending elements of medical mystery, vampire lore, and religious intrigue. The author skillfully crafts a world where characters face moral dilemmas, complex relationships, and unforeseen consequences, adding layers of depth and suspense to the storyline.
"Got another letter from that Cyprien guy," Grace Cho said as she placed the office mail on Dr. Alexandra Keller's desk. She tapped the top envelope with one long fingernail. "The M. must stand for Mo... - #9
Save:Annabelle is determined to succeed in her latest business venture, a matchmaking service called Perfect for You. She has to find the perfect match for Heath Champion, a sports agent and the most eligible bachelor in Chicago. Despite not being Heath's type, their lives start intertwining. Annabelle takes over her late grandmother's matchmaking business and aims to land the Windy City's hottest bachelor, Heath. As their relationship develops, Annabelle struggles with her feelings for Heath, knowing she is not what he is looking for in a wife.
If Annabelle hadn’t found a body lying under “Sherman,” she wouldn’t have been late for her appointment with the Python. But dirty bare feet stuck out from beneath her nana’s ancient Crown Victoria. O...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Chicago Stars ) - #10
Save:Anne Barton's debut novel, "When She Was Wicked," follows the story of Anabelle Honeycote, a talented but humble seamstress who resorts to blackmail to support her family. When caught by the Duke of Huntford, Owen Sherbourne, she is given a choice: create a wardrobe for his sisters or face imprisonment. As Anabelle navigates this new arrangement, she and Owen develop a sweet and unexpected romance, defying societal norms and expectations. The book is praised for its engaging plot, charming characters, and the delightful banter between Owen and Annabelle.
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