Books matching: dangerous situations
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Save:'Dangerous Ground' follows the story of Fiona Carver, a Navy archaeologist tasked with uncovering historical sites on a fictional Aleutian island. Dean Slater, a wildlife photographer, joins the expedition under a false identity to find his missing brother, Dylan. As they navigate mistrust, danger, and personal struggles, Fiona and Dean find themselves drawn to each other amidst a backdrop of mystery, suspense, and volcanic intrigue. weaves together elements of archaeology, volcanoes, and suspense, keeping readers gripped till the end with its unique plot and well-developed characters.
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Save:'Covert Evidence' in the 'Evidence' series by Rachel Grant is a romantic thriller set mostly in the Middle East, focusing on an archaeologist named Cressida Porter and ICE agent Ian Boyd. The story involves a hazardous trip to Syria, where they face action-packed adventures, dodging religious extremists and CIA traitors. The plot is full of twists and turns, with a strong emphasis on the characters' personal lives, relationships, and their deep determination to do the right thing. seamlessly weaves in elements of history, archaeology, and international politics, creating a suspenseful and complex plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
Ian wished he could claim he saw the fist coming, but he didn’t. He was as shocked by the punch as the man who received it. But then again, like the man who’d been hit, Ian had been distracted by the ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Evidence ) - #3
Save:'A Reckless Match' by Kate Bateman is the first book in the 'Ruthless Rivals' series, set in Wales and centered around the longstanding feud between the Davies and Montgomery families. Gryff Davis, the current Earl of the Davies family, and Madeline Montgomery, a spirited young woman with a passion for archaeology, find themselves forced to work together to uncover contraband on their shared land. As they navigate dangerous situations and confront their long-held animosity, Gryff and Maddie's relationship evolves from childhood enemies to reluctant allies, leading to a passionate romance filled with adventure, suspense, and humor. The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, witty banter, and fast-paced storytelling style that keeps readers hooked until the end.
'The Gift of Fear' by Gavin de Becker delves into the realm of personal safety and intuition. The book challenges conventional wisdom by arguing that fear, often dismissed or suppressed, can be a valuable gift that can protect us from harm if we learn to listen to it. De Becker explores the concept of pre-incident indicators and provides practical advice and strategies to enhance personal safety. He emphasizes the importance of trusting intuition, situational awareness, and recognizing warning signs to prevent dangerous situations.
De Becker's writing style combines real-life examples, case studies, and practical insights to empower readers to navigate potentially dangerous situations confidently. The book encourages readers to embrace their fear as a tool for motivation and proactive measures to ensure their safety, without letting fear paralyze them or prevent them from leading fulfilling lives.
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Save:'Fay' by Larry Brown follows the journey of a young, naive, and beautiful seventeen-year-old girl named Fay Jones as she navigates through a world filled with violence, sex, and alcohol. Fay's story is one of survival and perseverance as she encounters various characters who either want to help her or take advantage of her innocence. The author, Larry Brown, captures the essence of blue-collar folks and their struggles, presenting a raw and realistic portrayal of the South through Fay's eyes.
SHE CAME DOWN out of the hills that were growing black with night, and in the dusty road her feet found small broken stones that made her wince. Alone for the first time in the world and full dark com... - #6
Save:To Love a Dark Lord by Anne Stuart is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Emma, a spunky and likable heroine, who finds herself under the watchful eye of her sadistic cousin Miriam. Lord Killoran, the quintessential dark and seductive hero, befriends Emma and uses her to gain revenge on his long-time enemy. The book is filled with witty and sarcastic dialogue, passionate and intense scenes, and a secondary love story that adds depth to the plot. The writing style is described as unique, raw, and dark, with a touch of humor and suspense that keeps readers engaged.
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Save:Llewelyn Moss stumbles upon a fortune in drug money near the Texas-Mexico border, setting off a deadly chase involving a drug cartel, a ruthless killer, and the aging Sheriff Bell. The narrative delves into the decay of modern society through Bell's eyes, showcasing McCarthy's unique writing style that mirrors spoken language with a thick Southern accent. The story unfolds with a sense of inevitability, exploring themes of death, violence, and the loss of nature in a brutal, unforgiving landscape.
McCarthy's novel is a gripping tale of survival, morality, and the relentless pursuit of power and money. The characters, including the larger-than-life antagonist Chigurh, are sharply drawn and engage in a battle of wits as they navigate a world where death looms large and the rules of storytelling are upended. The narrative propels forward with sparse, haunting prose that captures the harsh beauty of the West Texas landscape, leaving readers on edge as they witness the characters' fates unfold.
I sent one boy to the gaschamber at Huntsville. One and only one. My arrest and my testimony. I went up there and visited with him two or three times. Three times. The last time was the day of his exe... - #8
Save:'How to Run with a Naked Werewolf' by Molly Harper is a paranormal romance story about Anna, a doctor to a pack of werewolves, who goes on the run from her past and ends up joining Caleb, a werewolf bounty hunter, on a road trip to Anchorage. As they travel together, Anna and Caleb navigate trust issues, dangerous situations, and a growing romantic connection. The storyline is a blend of action, steam, danger, and humor, with a focus on the evolving relationship between the two main characters.
is written in a first-person point of view from Anna's perspective, providing ample insight into her thoughts, struggles, and decisions beyond just romance. The plot unfolds with a mix of light banter, action-packed sequences, and emotional depth as Anna grapples with her past of marital abuse and being pursued by her ex-husband, while also developing a bond with Caleb and discovering her own strength and trust in others.
I didn’t mind working at Emerson’s Dry Goods, but I was wrapping up a sixteen-hour shift. My back ached. My stiff green canvas apron was chafing my neck. And one of the Glisson twins had dropped a gal...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Naked Werewolf ) - #9
Save:In "Breaking Point" by Pamela Clare, Natalie Benoit, an investigative reporter, and Zac McBride, a US Marshal, find themselves captured in Mexico and in a fight for their lives. The story takes the readers from Denver, Colorado to Juarez, Mexico, exploring themes of drug trafficking, violence, and survival. As they escape their captors and navigate through dangerous situations, the characters develop a deep bond that is tested by the challenges they face.
The book is praised for its action-packed plot, steamy romance, and well-developed characters. The author weaves a story filled with suspense, realistic details, and strong emotional connections between the protagonists. With a mix of danger, romance, and friendship, "Breaking Point" keeps readers engaged from beginning to end.
NATALIE BENOIT WATCHED the streets of Ciudad Juárez roll by outside the bus window, wishing the driver would turn up the air-conditioning. It wasn’t yet noon and already the city was an oven. Even the...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series I-Team ) - #10
Save:In "Magic Bites" by Ilona Andrews, readers are introduced to Kate Daniels, a strong and tough mercenary living in a post-apocalyptic Atlanta where magic and technology alternate in dominance. Kate's investigations lead her to battle psychotic creatures, navigate complex power dynamics between different supernatural factions, and uncover dark mysteries that threaten the fragile balance of her world. The writing style is described as dark and intense, with detailed world-building that seamlessly blends elements of magic and technology, creating a unique and captivating urban fantasy setting.
The plot follows Kate as she delves into a series of gruesome killings, facing necromancers, werewolves, vampires, and other mystical beings along the way. The story moves at a fast pace, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with thrilling action scenes and unexpected twists. Kate's character is praised for her strength, wit, and relatability, adding depth to the narrative as she navigates the challenges of her dangerous and unpredictable environment.
I SAT AT A TABLE IN MY SHADOWY KITCHEN, STARING down a bottle of Boone’s Farm Hard Lemonade, when a magic fluctuation hit. My wards shivered and died, leaving my home stripped of its defenses. The TV ...
