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The Unseelie Prince is a dark fantasy romance that follows the story of Abigail, a C18th heroine, who finds herself in an alien world with the Unseelie prince, a fey character who starts off as a bad guy but becomes intrigued and eventually enthralled by her. The book is filled with dark and twisted elements, lighter touches of goodness, and a slow burn romance between the two main characters. The writing style is described as well-written, with a focus on world-building, side characters, banter, and a mix of mystery, violence, and sexual overtones.

'Illusions of Grandeur' in the series 'The Impossible Julian Strande' by Kathryn Ann Kingsley is a gripping tale that intertwines romance with mystery and magic. Readers are drawn into a world where the house itself becomes a character, shrouded in secrets waiting to be unraveled. The story follows Alice, a relatable and strong-willed character, as she navigates a world of illusions, romance, and enigmatic personalities like Julian and Charles. Kingsley's writing style is described as captivating, unique, and filled with complex characters that readers can't help but relate to and become invested in.

'Lan of the Beautiful Dead' by R. Lee Smith is a post-apocalyptic fantasy novel that follows the story of Lan, a sassy and foul-mouthed young woman, who ventures into Haven to meet Azrael, the Master and Lord of Earth. Despite Azrael's unconventional appearance and dark past, Lan forms a complex relationship with him, leading to unexpected twists and turns in the plot. The book delves into themes of love, morality, and personal growth, all while offering a unique and detailed world-building experience. The writing style is described as fantastic, emotional, and rich in character development, with a mix of romance, philosophy, and epic storytelling.

'Feathers so Vicious' in the series 'Court of Ravens' by Liv Zander is a dark fantasy story set in a world at war between humans and raven shifters. The plot evolves around Galantia, who is kidnapped by two ravens, Serbian and Malyr, on her journey to an allied prince's kingdom. The book is filled with steamy moments, angst, and a love triangle/harem romance dynamic. The writing style is described as beautifully written, with excellent world-building and multi-POV storytelling that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

Lothaire is the captivating story of the powerful vampire Lothaire who finds his Bride, a goddess of death trapped in the body of a mortal woman named Elizabeth Pierce. As Lothaire schemes to rid Elizabeth of her soul and allow the goddess to take over, their tumultuous relationship unfolds with intense chemistry and emotional depth. The book delves into Lothaire's dark past, his complex personality, and his undeniable attraction to Elizabeth, creating a gripping tale of romance, suspense, and supernatural intrigue. Kresley Cole's writing style expertly weaves together humor, passion, and intricate world-building, making Lothaire a standout installment in the 'Immortals After Dark' series.

'Pestilence, the first in 'The Four Horsemen' series by Laura Thalassa, follows the story of Pestilence, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, who is on a mission to wipe out humanity with his plague. However, his beliefs and mission are challenged when he meets a mortal girl named Sara who starts to influence him in unexpected ways. The plot delves into their evolving relationship, the philosophical discussions surrounding morality and humanity, and the post-apocalyptic setting created by the divine mission of Pestilence.

'Throne in the Dark' by A.K. Caggiano is a fantasy novel with a mix of lightheartedness and dark elements. The book follows the story of Damien, an evil half-demon who starts softening for a human named Amma. The writing style is praised for its humor, entertaining dialogue, and well-paced plot, keeping readers engaged from the very beginning. The relationship between Damien and Amma is described as a delightful slow burn that feels genuine, with a blend of humor that adds depth to the prose.

Amma, the lead character, is portrayed as kindhearted and unapologetically herself, which makes her endearing to readers. The book is noted for its interesting worldbuilding and the chemistry between the main characters, Damien and Amma. The author successfully creates a fantasy world filled with adventure, banter, and engaging interactions that leave readers eagerly anticipating the next book in the series.

'King Of Flames' in the series 'The Masks of Under' by author Kathryn Ann Kingsley is a unique and original story that follows Lydia, an autopsy technician, who gets swept away to another world where she is meant to become something other than human. As she navigates this parallel world, she faces challenges and mysteries surrounding characters like Edu, the King of Flames, and Aon, the King of Shadows. The book is filled with action, intrigue, and a touch of horror, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. The writing style, although initially challenging for some readers, evolves beautifully as the story progresses, with vivid descriptions and engaging character development.

Gild by Raven Kennedy is an adult fantasy novel that delves into the story of Auren, the gold-plated prisoner of King Midas. Auren, a victim of Stockholm syndrome, is kept confined in a gilded cage within the castle of Highbell. The book sets the premise for the series, exploring Auren's complex relationship with Midas and her yearning for freedom. The writing style is described as steamy, taboo, and a great reimagining of the King Midas myth, with a focus on world-building and character development.

'King of Flesh and Bone' in the series 'The Pale Court' by Liv Zander is a dark fantasy romance that delves into the complex relationship between Ada and Enosh, the King of Flesh and Bone. Ada, a strong-willed and stubborn character, finds herself in the hands of Enosh, an undying god with a cruel and manipulative exterior but a lonely and heartbroken interior. As their interactions unfold, Enosh's possessiveness clashes with Ada's determination to escape, leading to a tumultuous and passionate dynamic between them. The book is set in a dreary and unforgiving realm, filled with dark villains and personal pain, creating a twisted and gripping plot that keeps readers hooked till the very last page.