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Save:A quick, heady trip through time and space that's perfect for teens or nostalgic readers - ambitious, strange, and surprisingly deep, but not for everyone.
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Save:Forgive My Fins is a playful, pun-filled mermaid romp with swoony romance and plenty of high school feels - perfect for younger YA fans seeking a whimsical, light read.
Water calms me. It’s like chocolate or hot tea or dulce de leche ice cream. After a rotten day, I lock the bathroom door, fill Aunt Rachel’s old-timey tub with steaming water and bath salts, and then... - #3
Save:Desire Untamed by Pamela Palmer is the first book in the Feral Warriors series, introducing readers to a group of shape-shifting warriors known as the Feral Warriors who are in search of a Radiant, a female chosen to help them in their battle against evil beings known as draden. The plot revolves around Kara MacAllister, a preschool teacher who is unaware of her true identity as the Radiant, and Lyon, the leader of the Feral Warriors, who must convince Kara of her destiny while facing internal struggles within the warrior group. The writing style is described as fast-paced, with a mix of action, suspense, and passionate moments that keep readers engaged throughout the story.
The Therian race called her the Radiant, for it was through her that nature channeled the energy to their guardians, the Feral Warriors, enabling them to track and destroy the Daemon remnants, the dra... - #4
Save:An adorable, bookish rom-com with sweet queer rep and found-family feels - if you're here for cozy, low-angst fun (and don’t mind a little clunky writing), it definitely delivers!
Claudia’s entire body was aflame, the fire deep within her only stoked further by Darren’s rugged hands on her hips, travelling higher and higher over the curves of her body. He cupped her face and st... - #5Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the WorldBook 2 in the series:Aristotle and Dante
Save:"Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World" is a sequel to the beloved "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe." The story follows Aristotle and Dante, two 17-year-old boys navigating their love for each other amidst the AIDS pandemic and societal challenges of 1989. The novel delves into themes of love, grief, family dynamics, and self-acceptance, as the characters face new obstacles and find support from friends and family. The writing style includes emotional depth, exploration of important topics like the AIDS pandemic, and character development that resonates with readers.
explores the growth of Ari and Dante's relationship, as well as their personal journeys towards adulthood and self-discovery. It touches on complex issues such as coming out, gender identity, and the importance of support systems during challenging times. The narrative combines elements of magical realism with grounded emotions, offering a poignant and honest portrayal of the characters' experiences as they navigate love, loss, and the complexities of life.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Aristotle and Dante ) - #6
Save:'Here Comes the Groom' by Karina Bliss follows the story of Dan and Jo, best friends who decide to enter into a marriage pact that takes a serious turn when Dan plans a wedding against Jo's wishes. The plot delves into their individual struggles, including Dan's trauma from war and Jo's personal and professional challenges. The writing style is emotional, realistic, and well-crafted, delivering a satisfying happily ever after ending without becoming overly saccharine.
AT FIVE-THIRTY IN THE MORNING WHILE Dan was sitting at the table scrutinizing farm records, Herman, dressed for farm work, walked into the kitchen and grunted hallo. Then his father opened the back do... - #7
Save:A classic Lindsey blend of humor, drama, and romance - with all the cheese and swoon-worthy moments you’d expect. Pick it up for a guilty-pleasure read, but know it’s as over-the-top as its title!
IT WAS QUITE A DISTINCTION to be the most beautiful and desirable debutante to join the marriage mart in a century, and also be the most hated woman in England. Oddly enough, Ophelia Reid had strived... - #8
Save:'Crush' in the series 'Crave' by Tracy Wolff is a paranormal romance that follows Grace, a young girl who finds herself in a world where the paranormal and ordinary collide at Katmere Academy. The plot is filled with adventure, action, danger, and great world-building, including elements like the Ludares game, the Boneyard, the Bloodletter's lair, and the Unkillable Beast. The writing style is described as cheesy at times, but also captivating with witty banter between characters like Hudson and Grace, making it a fun and interesting read.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Crave ) - #9
Save:"Ghost Target" in the series "The Reaper" by Nicholas Irving, A.J. Tata follows the story of Vic Harwood, a master sniper with the Rangers, who gets severely injured during a failed mission in Afghanistan. As he tries to piece his life back together, he is framed for murder and must unravel a mystery involving drug and sex trafficking, a Chechen mercenary sniper, and a bomb threat. The plot is filled with intense action, suspense, and emotional depth, with compelling characters like Vic, a foster kid turned skilled sniper, and the cold-hearted Chechen and his wife adding a dark chill to the riveting story.
The writing style of the book is described as fast-paced, thrilling, and gripping, with a mix of action and mystery that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The infusion of expertise from a Sniper Team leader and a retired Brigadier General adds credibility to the story, while the emotional struggles of Vic, including his depression and his efforts to save his fellow soldiers and loved ones, bring depth to the narrative.
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Save:A feel-good, slightly cheesy, sporty rom-com with a friends-to-lovers friends-with-benefits twist; come for the baseball, stay for the banter and heart.
Sleek and dangerous, the Lotus shotthrough traffic like a silver bullet. Team management hadencouraged him to drive his Hummer from Richmond to Frostproof. Abig vehicle with lots of protection on the...
