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Save:A Heart in the Right Place follows the story of Nick, a Generation Y man, who plans a farewell trip to Scotland for his terminally ill father, Tony. However, their weekend takes a chaotic turn when a killer for hire named Finn crosses paths with them due to a mix-up in a delivery service. The book is described as a fast-paced thriller with elements of horror, comedy, and action, featuring interesting characters like Nick, Tony, and Finn. The plot includes unexpected twists and turns, dark humor, and a fair amount of gore, all wrapped up in a light-hearted and entertaining writing style.
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Save:'Hell & High Water' in the series 'THIRDS Universe' by Charlie Cochet is a thrilling urban fantasy novel that introduces readers to a world filled with dangerous alpha shifters, mystery, and crime-solving. The story follows Dex, a smart-mouthed and funny protagonist, as he navigates through a complex plot filled with suspense, friendship, and family dynamics. The author builds a unique alternate universe where readers can immerse themselves in a mix of action and comedy, with a focus on character development and world-building that keeps the readers engaged throughout the story.
Dex closed his eyes, wishing this was nothing more than some freakishly vivid dream where any moment now, he would wake up and everything would go back to the way it was. Of course, when he opened his... - #3
Save:'Monster' by A. Lee Martinez is a humorous fantasy novel that follows the adventures of Monster, a pest control agent for cryptobiological creatures, who teams up with Judy, a night shift worker at a local food mart, to contain a sudden influx of mythological creatures in a mundane suburbia. As they unravel the mystery behind the appearance of these cryptos, they discover a connection to the fate of the universe and a sinister cat lady. The book is described as a fun and light-hearted read, filled with dry humor, quirky characters, and fantastical elements that blur the line between the mundane and the extraordinary. The plot is engaging and action-packed, with a writing style that balances absurdity with mundanity, making even the most outrageous scenarios feel relatable.
The thing was big and white and hairy, and it was eating all the ice cream in the walk-in freezer. Four dozen chewed-up empty cartons testified that it had already devoured half of the inventory and i... - #4
Save:The Last Olympian is the final chapter of the Percy Jackson series, where Percy must save Olympus from the evil Titan lord Kronos and his powerful army. The book is packed with action, romance, and comedy as Percy and his friends, including demi-gods and gods, fight to defend Olympus against the impending destruction.
Rick Riordan's writing style in The Last Olympian is praised for its simplicity and ability to engage readers of all ages. The book is a satisfying conclusion to the series, with a focus on the final battle against the Titans, complex character development, and surprising plot twists that keep the readers hooked till the end.
Up until then, I was having a great afternoon. Technically I wasn’t supposed to be driving because I wouldn’t turn sixteen for another week, but my mom and my stepdad, Paul, took my friend Rachel and ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians ) - #5
Save:'How to Drive a Dragon Crazy' in the Dragon Kin series by G.A. Aiken follows the long-awaited romance between Izzy and Eibhear, two characters whose relationship has been building throughout the series. Set against a backdrop of dragons, gods, witches, and war, the story unfolds with a mix of action, humor, and romance. The writing style is described as fast-paced, linear, and filled with entertaining dialogues that enhance the relationships between the characters, both old and new.
The Northlanders had been holding their own for years, pushing the Ice Land dragons, called the Spikes, back to their territorial lines and holding them there. Yet the Mì-runach were the ones who stop...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dragon Kin ) - #6
Save:"Illegal Aliens" by Phil Foglio and Nick Pollotta is a science fiction comedy that follows the chaotic first contact between Earth and alien outlaws. The story is filled with humor, adventure, and quirky characters like a biker gang and incompetent aliens. The plot is divided into two halves, one focusing on the interaction with the aliens on Earth and the other on Earth's attempts to join the Galactic League, both filled with surprises and imaginative alien concepts.
The writing style of the book is described as funny, entertaining, and fast-paced. The authors create a rollicking adventure that mixes silliness, drama, spaceships, and super weapons, akin to a Terry Pratchett version of an alien invasion. The book is lauded for its humor, engaging plot, and the way it presents complex ideas in a light-hearted and accessible manner.
At the head of the table was a scholarly gentleman, a gray-haired diplomat from Iceland in a neat navy blue suit, the permanent leader of this special task force. To his left was an American general, ... - #7
Save:The Hot Rock by Donald Westlake is a comedic heist novel featuring John Dortmunder and his crew of New York robbers. The plot revolves around Dortmunder and his team attempting to steal a priceless gem, but due to a series of mishaps, they end up having to pull off multiple heists to secure the jewel. The writing style is described as funny, engaging, and fast-paced, with quirky and eccentric characters adding to the humor and entertainment value of the story. The book offers a series of capers that keep readers engaged, with each attempt to steal the gem resulting in unexpected twists and turns.
1 Dortmunder blew his nose. "Warden," he said, "you don't know how much I appreciate the personal attention you been paying me." There wasn't anything for him to do with the Kleenex, so he just held i... - #8
Save:'Space Force' by Jeremy Robinson is a departure from his previous works, focusing on humor and gaming culture rather than strong character arcs. It is described as an over-the-top sci-fi story filled with comedy and action. The plot involves Earth being attacked by aliens with a penchant for gaming, while a ragtag group of misfits sets out to save the world in a comedic and intense adventure. is praised for its unexpected and delightful surprises, ridiculous yet funny scenarios, and its ability to make readers laugh out loud from start to finish.
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Save:'Roxie heads to Denver hoping she can finally leave her troubles behind. Hank doesn't see her coming and doesn't know what hit him. A fun action-filled story. The story picks up from where you left it in rescue, meeting all the previous characters again, plus falling in love with new ones. Roxie goes through hell just to get away from an ex that doesn't understand the word no. Roxie is in the run from her ex-boyfriend who is on a warpath to find her. She finds solace in the Rock Chick gang when she goes to stay with her uncle Tex. Roxie meets her match in Hank Nightingale, and the drama and antics that follow these two around will leave you swooning, breathless, and laughing out loud.'
Hank, well Hank’s a heartbreaker, to be certain, but I wasn’t going to stick around long enough for him to do it to me. It wouldn’t be my choice, not sticking around, but that’s what was going to happ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Rock Chick ) - #10
Save:'Badger to the Bone' in the series 'Honey Badger Chronicles' by Shelly Laurenston follows the story of Max, a honey badger shifter, and her quest to find and eliminate Devon, who is trying to kidnap her. is filled with humor, diverse characters, and crazy family dynamics. Readers also get to see Max's relationship with the newbie jaguar shifter, Ze, unfold amidst chaotic situations and unexpected twists. The writing style is witty, multilayered, and filled with laugh-out-loud moments, making it a fun and entertaining read for fans of the series.
Max MacKilligan didn’t see it coming. For once. But how could she when she’d been so focused on the white kid nap van and her ice cream cone? It wasn’t until her psychotic cousin grabbed her from behi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Honey Badger Chronicles )
