Books matching: animal dna
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Save:'Slade' in the 'New Species' series by Laurann Dohner follows the story of Slade and Dr. Trisha as they navigate their complex relationship amidst the backdrop of the New Species Homeland. is a blend of paranormal romance and erotica, delving into themes of love, adventure, misunderstanding, and humor. The plot involves suspenseful elements such as an attempted rape scene, hot sex scenes, and interactions with secondary characters that add depth to the story.
Tense. That’s how Trisha would describe her new relationship with the NSO officer. Slade patrolled the human section of Homeland, the area she lived and worked in, and she had to deal with him. Since ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series New Species ) - #2
Save:'The Man Within' by Lora Leigh, part of the 'Breeds' series, follows the story of Taber and Roni, a couple with a long history of love and protection. As the Breeds are now living openly and facing threats from various groups, Roni's life is endangered when it is revealed that Taber is a genetically modified Breed who marked her as his mate. delves into their emotional connection, the challenges they face, and the intriguing world of genetically engineered humans with animal DNA. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of mystery, action, and steamy romance that keeps readers hooked.
“If you’ll notice the small mark on her shoulder, you’ll see it appears to be a love bite.” The reporter pointed to a bruise-like shadow on the picture of Merinus Lyon’s shoulder, at the point where i...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Breeds ) - #3
Save:Valiant, part of the 'New Species' series by Laurann Dohner, follows the story of Valiant, a lion hybrid New Species male living in the Wild Zone of the Reservation. The book delves into the romance between Valiant and Tammy, a human who accidentally wanders into Valiant's territory. The plot revolves around the challenges they face due to human prejudice towards New Species, kidnapping attempts, and the evolution of their relationship. The writing style is described as original, engaging, and immersive, with a focus on romance and character development.
Tammy Shasta had experienced fear plenty of times in her twenty-eight years of life but this made all those other times pale in comparison. She’d known her job might be dangerous. Everything these day...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series New Species ) - #4
Save:'Brawn' in the 'New Species' series by Laurann Dohner is a paranormal romance erotica novel that follows the story of Brawn, a New Species male mixed with animal DNA, and Becca, a strong-willed human. Their paths cross when they are kidnapped and forced into a cage together, leading to a complex and emotional relationship. The plot includes elements of abduction, romance, and danger, as the characters navigate their feelings and insecurities while dealing with the aftermath of their captivity.
The writing style of 'Brawn' is described as original and engaging, with intriguing and likable characters. explores themes of dominance, possessiveness, and loyalty, set in a fantasy world where New Species males form relationships with human females. The story delves into the challenges faced by the characters, including emotional ups and downs, steamy romance, and intense moments that keep readers captivated throughout the book.
“No.” She shook her head vehemently and leaned against her car. He’d just announced he had agreed to allow some man to move into her home but it was hers. “You can’t just order me to live with you or ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series New Species ) - #5
Save:In the book "Moon" by Laurann Dohner, Moon, a New Species male, is drugged with an unknown substance that causes memory loss and feral behavior. Dr. Joyce Yards, Moon's original therapist, is called in to help him regain control. Their past connection and evolving relationship are explored through periods of lucidity and bouts of feral instability, leading to emotional dialogues and a deepening bond between the characters. The story is filled with suspense, mystery, romance, and action, showcasing the evolution of Moon's character and the complexities of his relationship with Dr. Joyce.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series New Species ) - #6
Save:The Drowned Cities by Paolo Bacigalupi is set in a future dystopian world where rising sea levels have flooded Washington DC, leading to faction politics escalating into all-out war. The story follows characters like Mahlia and Mouse, young war refugees struggling to survive amidst violence and chaos. The plot delves into themes of survival, loyalty, and the harsh reality of a brutal civil war, featuring bioengineered creatures, child soldiers, and the struggle for hope in a bleak environment.
The reek of urine from the latrines and the miasma of sweat and fear twined with the sweet stench of rotting straw. Water dripped, trickling down ancient marble work, blackening what was once fine wit...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ship Breaker ) - #7
Save:'Cross Breed' in the 'Breeds' series by Lora Leigh follows the story of Cassie Sinclair, a unique Breed with two strands of animal DNA in her veins - Wolf and Coyote. Set in a world with great world-building, the book features Cassie's journey to meet her mate and the challenges she faces as a powerful female in the Breed community. The writing style captures moments of action, steamy romance, and suspense, while also delving into the dynamics of relationships within the Breed world.
This was a very bad idea. She knew it was a bad idea, but she was still here, and she was still doing it. She stopped at the door of the suite she had been directed to, slid the security card into pla...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Breeds ) - #8
Save:'The River of Consciousness' by Oliver Sacks is a collection of essays that delve into a wide range of topics, from neurology to psychotherapy, evolution, memory, time, and consciousness. Sacks explores the nature of visual consciousness, the fallibility of memory, and the complexities of creativity. Through erudite and wide-ranging explorations, the author reflects on the subjective nature of human experience, the construction of memory, and the essence of narrative truth. The essays in the book offer a deep dive into the workings of the brain and mind, incorporating historical context and personal reflections to ponder questions that have intrigued thinkers for centuries.
We all know the canonical story of Charles Darwin: the twenty-two-year-old embarking on the Beagle, going to the ends of the earth; Darwin in Patagonia; Darwin on the Argentine pampas (managing to las... - #9
Save:Altar of Eden by James Rollins is a fast-paced and thrilling techno-thriller that delves into the world of genetic engineering of animals and humans. The plot centers around a clandestine government project to design bioweapons through genetic manipulation, leading to a series of suspenseful events involving a shipwreck, exotic animals with disturbing abnormalities, and a mysterious island with nightmarish dimensions. The story unfolds with a mix of adventure, science, and conspiracy, as the characters navigate through a world of genetic experimentation and scientific mysteries, all while facing danger and intrigue.
The writing style of Altar of Eden is described as well-written, with well-developed characters that engage the readers in the story. The book is praised for its fast pace, unexpected twists and turns, and the ability to keep the readers on the edge of their seats. The author, James Rollins, combines complex scientific concepts with an exciting plot, creating a narrative that is both engaging and informative, drawing readers into a world of genetic experimentation, suspense, and high-stakes action.
The Bronco crushed through the debris left by the hurricane and bounced off yet another hole. Lorna nearly hit the roof of the cabin. The car slid to the left on the wet road. She eased off the accele... - #10
Save:'Tool of War--' is the latest installment in a series by Paolo Bacigalupi that includes 'Ship Breaker' and 'The Drowned Cities.' It is set in a dystopian world in the mid-Atlantic Coast, known as the Drowned Cities, and in Seascape, a metropolis behind massive seawalls. The story revolves around Tool, a bioengineered half-man designed for battle, with heightened senses and abilities. The plot follows Tool's triumph over warlords in the Drowned Cities, his encounter with the powerful Mercier Corporation, and his alliance with Mahlia as they navigate a perilous journey to Seascape for medical care amidst pursuit by General Caroa.
The writing style of the book is vivid and immersive, painting a bleak yet compelling picture of a future world where human civilization has been drastically altered by climate change, bioengineering, and corporate dominance. The narrative explores themes of survival, power struggles, and the consequences of human actions in a harsh and unforgiving environment.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Ship Breaker )
