Books matching: characters with multiple identities
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Save:The Fifth Sally by Daniel Keyes delves into the life of Sally, a woman who suffers from Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD). Sally discovers that she has four other vastly different personalities residing within her, each struggling to emerge. Throughout the book, readers witness the different facets of Sally's personalities - from the motherly Sally to the tomboy Derry, the party-goer Bella, the artist Nola, and the menacing Jinx. The narrative follows the complexities of Sally's mind as she navigates through her various personalities and the challenges they present. The writing style of the book seamlessly transitions between the different viewpoints of Sally's personalities, providing a unique and captivating storytelling experience.
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Save:'The Way of Kings' in 'The Stormlight Archive' series by Brandon Sanderson is an epic fantasy novel that introduces readers to a world filled with unique magic systems, intricate world-building, and deep character development. The plot revolves around multiple main characters, each with their own complex storylines that eventually intertwine. The magic system in the book is innovative and tied to gems that capture stormlight, which powers magical armor and various other elements in the world. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of slow-paced world-building and action-packed sequences that keep readers hooked throughout the 1000+ pages of the book.
“You’ve killed me. Bastards, you’ve killed me! While the sun is still hot, I die!” —Collected on the fifth day of the week Chach of the month Betab of the year 1171, ten seconds before death. Subject ... - #3
Save:'Free the Darkness' in the series 'King's Dark Tidings' by author Kel Kade follows the journey of a character named Rezkin, who is portrayed as an overpowered protagonist with unmatched combat skills and an enigmatic personality. The plot revolves around Rezkin as he navigates a world where he is revered and admired by those around him, while also struggling to understand basic human emotions and interactions due to his isolated upbringing. The writing style of the book is described as humorous, engaging, and fast-paced, with well-written fight scenes and a clear portrayal of character dynamics.
Bone snapped and flesh parted as hot blood spewed from a jagged wound. A gut-clenching wail echoed off the stone walls and startled the ever-present black sentries into flight. As the alert subsided i... - #4
Save:'Morningwood' in the series 'Everybody Loves Large Chests' by Neven Iliev is a humorous fantasy novel set in a world where RPG elements are real. The plot revolves around a mimic in the form of a treasure chest, named Morningwood, who gains sentience and intelligence by consuming a sorceress and summons a succubus demon as an assistant. The mimic's main goal is to increase its stats and power, leading to graphic violence and explicit scenes. The writing style is described as creative, humorous, and with unexpected twists, offering a fresh perspective on the fantasy genre.
After enjoying its first meal, the Mimic let out a small burp and went back to pretending to be a treasure chest. It had spent the first five days of its life in this very spot, patiently waiting for ... - #5
Save:'Shadeslinger' by Kyle Kirrin is a LitRPG novel that stands out for its authentic use of game mechanics, drawing praise for its realistic portrayal of competitive gaming and teamwork dynamics. The book follows the protagonist, Ned, a human character who navigates a virtual world filled with challenges, unique characters, and unexpected twists. The story is engaging, with solid writing, enjoyable characters, fun action sequences, and an intriguing plot that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. Despite being marketed as a PVP-centric story, the absence of actual PVP in this installment leaves room for anticipation of future developments in the series.
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Save:'Double-Blind' in the series by J. McCoy is a complex and dark story set in an apocalyptic world where the main character, a neurodivergent boy, navigates through hard grey choices of life. The plot follows the protagonist as he tries to protect his family and uphold his moral code amidst chaos and crisis scenarios. The story delves into the cost of doing the right thing, the complexity of human nature, and features a mix of philosophical treatises and intense action sequences.
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Save:Brienne, the female protagonist of 'When I Was You' by Minka Kent, embarks on a psychological thriller journey after surviving a brutal attack and dealing with a brain injury. With the help of her tenant, a doctor named Neil, Brienne discovers someone impersonating her, leading her to unravel a disturbing case of stolen identity. The story is told from two different perspectives, slowly building up suspense and intrigue while exploring themes of trust, psychological recovery, and the complexities of relationships.
The doctors, the nurses, the police officer who found me lying bloody, stabbed, and beaten in an alley outside my office under a moonless sky—all of them said the same thing. “You’re lucky you didn’t ... - #8
Save:Thomas King's 'Green Grass, Running Water' is a humorous and thought-provoking novel that weaves together various historical, religious, and cultural events from both Native American and Caucasian perspectives. The story follows Blackfoot Lionel Red Dog as he navigates a dead-end job in Blossom, Alberta, while encountering four ancient Indians who escape from a mental institution, impacting the lives of Lionel, his family, and friends. Through a blend of reality and pseudoreality, King explores the complexities of cultural clashes between modern Native American Indians and white Christian society, incorporating elements of Native Canadian mythology into a modern narrative.
“What do you think, Lionel? Maybe something in blue?” Norma began pulling pieces of carpet out of her purse and placing them on her lap. She stuck the larger pieces on the dashboard. “I like the green... - #9
Save:'Snow: A Retelling of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' in the series 'Once Upon a Time' by Tracy Lynn is a unique retelling of the classic fairy tale set in Victorian England with a steampunk twist. The story follows Jessica, who adopts the alias of Snow, as she navigates through a world filled with spells, magical experiments, and a sinister stepmother who desires her heart. Jessica finds refuge with a group of street thieves who have their own unique abilities, forming a bond with them as she faces challenges and unexpected twists in her journey.
The writing style of the book combines elements of fantasy, magic, and suspense, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The plot unfolds with a mix of traditional fairy tale elements and imaginative fantasy elements, offering a fresh take on the well-known Snow White story while introducing new characters and plot developments that add depth and complexity to the tale.
… there lived a duke and a duchess in a remote corner of Wales. It was a cold land, rugged and wild, known more for its strange weather than anything else. A sunny day could become windy and rainy and...
(Also, see 14 recommendations for the series Once Upon a Time ) - #10
Save:In "Beast" by Judith Ivory, the story follows the American heiress Louise Vandermeer who is set to marry a European aristocrat, rumored to be unattractive. During a shipboard journey, Louise engages in a passionate affair with a stranger, not realizing he is her betrothed, Charles d'Harcourt. As the plot unfolds, the book explores themes of deception, beauty, love, and self-discovery in a reimagined Beauty and the Beast tale. The writing style of Judith Ivory is described as sensuous and immersive, allowing readers to experience the scenes vividly through detailed descriptions that engage all senses.
"You beast! Rotter, scum, swine!" Charles Harcourt slid his pillow out from under his head, using it to fend off slaps of open palms, a thrashing of naked arms. When the blows didn't stop, he rolled a...
