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    Darkfever
    Book 1 in the series:Fever

    Darkfever - Fever by Karen Marie Moning
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    In "Darkfever" by Karen Marie Moning, readers are introduced to MacKayla Lane, a young woman seeking justice for her murdered sister in Dublin, Ireland. As Mac delves into the mystery surrounding her sister's death, she discovers a hidden world of faeries and supernatural beings, where she possesses unique abilities that make her a key player in a dangerous game of intrigue and deception. The book combines elements of urban fantasy, mystery, and paranormal romance, with a plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, culminating in a cliffhanger ending that leaves them eager for more. Moning's writing style weaves together dark themes with light moments, creating a compelling narrative that immerses readers in a world filled with monsters, secrets, and unexpected alliances.

    It gets crazy hot in the South in the summer, but it's worth it to have such short, mild winters. I like most all seasons and climes. I can get into an overcast drizzly autumn day—great for curling up...

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    Oracles of Delphi Keep - Oracles of Delphi Keep by Victoria Laurie
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    'Oracles of Delphi Keep' by Victoria Laurie is a thrilling adventure novel set in 1938 at an orphanage located in the White Cliffs of Dover. The story follows the lives of orphans, particularly Theodosia Fields, who hold the key to unraveling a prophecy written by an oracle three thousand years ago. As the children, along with a team of adults, embark on a treasure hunt and discover a time portal near the Keep, they are faced with paranormal occurrences, danger, and the looming threat of World War II. The book masterfully weaves together mystery, fantasy, and historical elements, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.

    The writing style of Victoria Laurie in 'Oracles of Delphi Keep' has been described as enchanting, engaging, and reminiscent of classic British adventure stories. The author skillfully creates a world where innocence meets darkness, where prophecies and magic intertwine, and where the characters, both children and adults, embark on a quest to protect the world from impending danger. Laurie's storytelling captures the imagination of readers of all ages, transporting them to a world filled with suspense, charm, and fantastical ideas.


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    The (Sort of) Dark Mage - Waldo Rabbit by Nelson Chereta
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    The (Sort of) Dark Mage is a fantasy parody following Waldo, the last remaining member of the Corpselover lineage, who embarks on a quest involving taming monsters, stealing a dragon's egg, and killing a knight. Along the way, he forms a unique bond with a succubus named Alice, accidentally marrying her in the process. The story explores themes of good vs. evil, family expectations, and the challenges of living up to one's heritage, all presented in a light-hearted and humorous tone. The writing style is simple yet engaging, blending fantasy elements with comedic situations and character interactions that keep the reader entertained.


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    The Ragwitch by Garth Nix
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    The Ragwitch by Garth Nix is a dark fantasy novel where two siblings, Julia and Paul, are pulled into another world after Julia finds a sinister ragdoll. As Julia is possessed and absorbed by the Ragwitch, Paul sets out on a quest to save her, facing challenges and collecting pieces of wild magic. The story unfolds in a peaceful kingdom called Yendre, where Paul must overcome the Ragwitch with the help of his animal-talking companion while Julia fights to stay separate from the Ragwitch's memories.

    The book is described as a YA fantasy with some disturbing horror elements, featuring a simple yet entertaining plot. The characters, landscapes, and the magical world created by Nix are compelling, making it an intriguing read for fans of the author's work.

    COME ON, PAUL!” shrieked Julia as she ran down the dune, the sand sliding away under her bare feet. Below her lay the beach, a white expanse bordered by mounds of seaweed. Beyond the seaweed lay the s...

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    The Gift
    Book 1 in the series:The Books of Pellinor

    The Gift - The Books of Pellinor by Alison Croggon
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    'The Gift' in the series 'The Books of Pellinor' by Alison Croggon follows the journey of Maerad, a young girl who discovers she is more than just a slave and possesses supernatural powers. With the help of Bard Cadvan, Maerad learns about her hidden abilities and sets out on a quest to save the world from being consumed by evil. The plot unfolds in a vividly described world where music plays a central role, and the story is a mix of a coming-of-age tale and a fantasy adventure.

    The book is praised for its intricate world-building, well-developed characters, and unique magic system centered around music. The slow-burn romance, rich character dynamics, and engaging plotline allow the story to unfold gradually, keeping readers captivated until the end. The writing style is described as evocative, immersive, and reminiscent of classic fantasy tales, making it a compelling read for fans of the genre.

    THE Naraudh Lar-Chanë (or Riddle of the Treesong), one of the key legends of the lost civilization of Edil-Amarandh, is here translated in full for the first time. This great classic of Annaren litera...

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    The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North
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    The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North is a unique and captivating novel that explores the concept of reincarnation in a fresh and intriguing way. The story follows Harry August, a man who is reborn with all his memories intact, living his life over and over again in the same body. As he navigates through his multiple lives, he discovers others like him and learns of a looming threat that could end the world. The book delves into themes of friendship, betrayal, and the complexities of living through endless cycles, all while trying to prevent a catastrophic event orchestrated by a fellow immortal.

    She was seven, I was seventy-eight. She had straight blonde hair worn in a long pigtail down her back, I had bright white hair, or at least the remnants of the same. I wore a hospital gown designed fo...

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    The Necromancer's Light
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    Book 1 in the series:Radiance

    The Necromancer's Light - Radiance by Tavia Lark
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    In "The Necromancer's Light" by Tavia Lark, readers are introduced to Shae Nightven, a necromancer shunned by society who relies on human touch to survive. Alongside Arthur, a conflicted paladin of the Radiant Order, they embark on a journey to banish a demon. The book intricately weaves a tale of light and dark, exploring the natural opposition between the paladin and the necromancer, while delving into their complex backstories and the evolving dynamics of their relationship. Lark's writing style effectively portrays the vulnerability and power of the characters, creating a fantasy world filled with action, romance, and adventure, all while maintaining a quick pace and engaging storytelling.


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