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Save:'A Twist of Fate' by Alicia Montgomery is a captivating story about Astrid, a mix of lycan and magic, who works as a security guard at a gentleman's club in New York. When her wolf id comes out while protecting someone, she has to seek help from the lycan head council. The book follows Astrid's crush on Zac, the son of New York's clan beta, and their journey as they face opposition from Zac's father and discover their true mate connection. The plot is filled with danger, drama, mystery, and intriguing characters, making it a thrilling read with humorous and strong leads. The writing style is engaging, with well-developed characters and a mix of lycan and magic elements that keep readers hooked from the beginning.
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Save:"The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss is a fantasy novel that follows the story of Kvothe, a young prodigy who becomes a famous minstrel, wizard, swordsman, and hero. The book features a dual narrative structure, with Kvothe recounting his past while living as an older man. The world-building is extensive and immersive, drawing readers into a vast and fantastical universe filled with mysterious spirits and powerful characters. The writing style is engaging and descriptive, capturing the reader's attention with lyrical prose and intricate details.
The plot of the book revolves around Kvothe's quest to uncover the truth behind his parents' murder and his journey to master the power of naming. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a journey through Kvothe's life, filled with challenges, adventures, and moments of self-discovery. The book seamlessly weaves together elements of magic, travel, death, and storytelling, creating a compelling and intricate narrative that keeps readers captivated from beginning to end.
Old Cob was filling his role as storyteller and advice dispensary. The men at the bar sipped their drinks and listened. In the back room a young innkeeper stood out of sight behind the door, smiling a... - #3
Save:Yumi and the Nightmare Painter is a unique addition to Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere series, showcasing a different writing style and storyline while still maintaining his authentic voice. The book follows the journey of Yumi and the Nightmare Painter, exploring their connection and the world they inhabit through intricate character and relationship development. With elements of romance, heavy on character growth and world building, the story is a blend of fantasy, love, and malice, drawing readers in with its rich imagery and emotional depth.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Cosmere ) - #4
Save:In "Filthy Secret," Serena Akeroyd delves into the intricate world of the Five Points Mob Collection, where secrets are at the core of every relationship. The book follows Aoife and Finn as their marriage is tested by a traumatic secret that threatens to unravel not only their bond but also the entire O'Donnelly family. With a complex plot and emotionally charged writing, Akeroyd weaves a tale of love, sacrifice, and betrayal that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating each revelation and twist.
Akeroyd skillfully portrays the O'Donnelly brothers with sensitivity and honesty, showcasing the deep bonds of brotherhood and the complexities of their relationships. Through a multi-POV narrative, the author navigates a vast universe of interconnected stories, delivering a lightning-paced plot filled with heart-wrenching moments, personal redemption, and unexpected consequences of long-held secrets. "Filthy Secret" is a rollercoaster of emotions that immerses readers in a world of family dynamics, mob intrigue, and the repercussions of hidden truths.
“Junior and I, we found them together in the confessional. Aidan lost it. I just protected Conor. Aidan was the one who killed him.” To this day, I was still ashamed that I'd stalled. That I hadn't he...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Five Points' Mob Collection ) - #5Son of the DawnBook 1 in the series:Ghosts of the Shadow Market
Save:"Son of the Dawn" is a short story set in the 'Ghosts of the Shadow Market' series by Sarah Rees Brennan and Cassandra Clare. It delves into the backstory of Jace arriving at the Institute in New York and becoming part of the Lightwood family. Through multiple perspectives, unexpected revelations, and bonus materials, the story adds depth to the series and provides insight into beloved characters like Jem, Izzy, and Alec. The writing style is engaging, with elements of humor, romance, and action, making it a compelling read for fans of the Shadowhunter world.
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Save:Bangkok Wakes to Rain by Pitchaya Sudbanthad is a novel that intricately weaves together stories of characters spanning different time periods in Thailand, from colonial Siam to a future flooded Bangkok. Through loosely connected characters, the book explores themes of history, family, and the impact of time on individuals and a changing city. The writing style is described as superb, with each chapter carefully placed to contribute to the greater narrative, creating a coherent and pleasurable reading experience that delves into the layers of Bangkok's history and culture.
Always, she arrives near evening. The last few children in blue-and-white uniforms have finished their after-school work and are plodding along in small gangs or, like her, alone. They don’t take noti... - #7
Save:"Beautiful Chaos" is a gripping love story between two deeply damaged individuals, Silas and Corey, who find solace and healing in each other's company. The book delves into their traumas, coping mechanisms, and the journey of self-discovery they embark on together. The writing style is described as realistic, heartbreaking, and meticulously researched, making the story believable and authentic. Despite the dark themes of mental health issues and past traumas, the book is praised for its beautiful portrayal of love and hope amidst the chaos.
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Save:'Wild' in the 'Savage Alpha Shifters' series by D.D. Prince follows the story of Tyson, a wolf shifter who is more wolf than man, and his mate Ivy. The plot revolves around their complicated relationship, where Tyson's alpha instincts clash with Ivy's human nature. The writing style of the book is described as emotional, steamy, and well-paced, with dual points of view allowing readers to connect deeply with the characters.
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Save:Rachel, in Seattle for her twin brother's wedding, faces disappointment when she learns she didn't get a fellowship she was hoping for. Seeking solace in a hotel bar, she meets Jake, a charming stranger who comes to her rescue. Despite the instant connection between them, they decide to spend just one passionate night together, leaving their identities a mystery to each other. The novella provides a quick, spicy, and captivating glimpse into the characters of Jake and Rachel, setting the stage for their future interactions in the series 'Jacksonville Rays'.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Jacksonville Rays ) - #10
Save:'Watch Your Orbit' in the series 'Over the Moon' by author Etta Pierce is a captivating story that revolves around Siatesh, a shilpakaari who was enslaved as a child and had to do unspeakable things to survive. The human colony becomes his chance for redemption and a new life. The book delves into Siatesh's past as a murderer, which is a contentious point for some readers regarding the colony's acceptance of refugees. The plot focuses on Siatesh and Omi's budding relationship, both scarred by their traumatic pasts, and their journey towards healing and love amidst the unique setting of the Renata colony on Yaspur.
The writing style of 'Watch Your Orbit' is praised for its detailed character development, particularly in portraying Omi as a strong female lead and Siatesh as a complex and damaged character seeking acceptance. The story is a blend of romance, slice of life, and alien abduction themes, with a slow-burn romance that evolves into a passionate love story. The author, Etta Pierce, intricately weaves together diverse races and cultures, creating a rich and immersive universe that keeps readers engaged throughout the book.
