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Save:'Tethered Souls' in the series 'The Infinite City' by author Tiffany Roberts is a sci-fi romance novel that follows the story of Aileen and the twins, Kayl and Keir, as they navigate a world of vengeance, betrayal, and healing. The book is praised for its well-developed characters, intense action scenes, and scorching romance. The plot revolves around the psychic bond between the twins, their quest for vengeance, and their unexpected connection with Aileen, a human woman battling her own demons. As the characters face internal conflicts and external obstacles, they grow closer emotionally and spiritually, forming a triad that overcomes challenges together.
The writing style in 'Tethered Souls' is described as engaging, with detailed world-building and vivid descriptions of the settings. The book is commended for its well-crafted plot that balances action, romance, and character development. The relationships between the characters, especially the dynamics between Aileen and the twins, are portrayed realistically and with depth, adding emotional depth to the story. The book explores themes of pain, loss, forgiveness, and belonging, weaving a tale of adventure, love, and acceptance in a sci-fi setting.
Kayl swept his hands through the holographic star map, adjusting the angle. Vrykhan’s last attack had been launched from the center of the Ultris III star system. Had the pirates lain in wait, or had ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Infinite City ) - #2
Save:A Curse of Blood & Stone is a gripping sequel that continues the journey of Romy and Zander as they navigate a world filled with action, romance, and betrayal. Set in a fantasy world where characters struggle with their identities and the consequences of their actions, the book delves into themes of power, loyalty, and sacrifice. The intricate plot twists and turns keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly following Romy's path to self-discovery and the challenges she faces as a key caster. The writing style is described as addictive and mesmerizing, with a fierce tone that immerses readers in the characters' emotions and the unfolding mysteries of the world.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fate & Flame ) - #3
Save:In a world divided by blood, where those with red blood serve the silver-blooded elite, Mare Barrow, a red-blooded girl from the poverty-stricken Stilts, discovers she possesses the powers of a silver-blood. Forced to play the role of a lost silver princess, Mare navigates power dynamics and a growing rebellion, all while uncovering hidden truths and facing tough choices amidst a dangerous conflict between Reds and Silvers.
The plot of "Red Queen" follows Mare's journey as she becomes entwined in a complex web of relationships, betrayals, and power struggles within a society where blood defines one's fate. The book combines elements of fantasy and dystopian fiction, offering a mix of intrigue, action, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged from start to finish.
I hate First Friday. It makes the village crowded, and now, in the heat of high summer, that’s the last thing anyone wants. From my place in the shade it isn’t so bad, but the stink of bodies, all swe... - #4
Save:Meet Me at Midnight by Suzanne Enoch is a Regency romance novel that follows the story of Lady Victoria Fontaine, also known as Vixen, who finds herself in a compromising situation with Sinclair Grafton, the Marquis of Althorpe. Forced into a marriage due to this scandal, the two protagonists embark on a journey filled with mystery, romance, friendship, and intrigue. The book combines elements of romance and mystery, with strong character development and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged till the end.
The writing style in Meet Me at Midnight is described as entertaining, fun, and filled with witty banter between the main characters. The book offers a mix of suspense, steamy romance, and intriguing subplots, making it a page-turner that explores themes of loyalty, family, and betrayal in a Regency setting.
Below her, Viscount Marley tightened his grip around her legs and began spinning around even more recklessly. The other dancers fled to the edges of the ballroom despite the beckoning notes of the qua... - #5
Save:Old New York by Edith Wharton is a collection of four novellas set in different decades of the 19th century, exploring the complexities of upper-class New York society at the time. Each novella delves deep into the social mores and moral dilemmas faced by the characters, showcasing Wharton's keen eye for human character and societal norms. The stories touch on themes of family relationships, societal expectations, sacrifices, and the clash between personal desires and societal constraints.
Wharton's writing style in Old New York is characterized by hyper-detailed, ironic, and merciless prose that dissects the societal context and individual struggles of the characters. The novellas offer a glimpse into the lives of individuals who challenge the rigid norms of their society, providing a nuanced portrayal of the complexities of human behavior and the consequences of defying societal expectations.
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Save:Alysha Gale inherits a junk shop from her grandmother in Calgary, discovering it is a hub for magical beings and embarking on a quest to uncover the mystery behind her grandmother's disappearance. The story follows Alysha navigating her family's powerful magical lineage, dealing with dragons, sorcerers, and quirky aunties, all while trying to save the world or at least Calgary. Tanya Huff's writing style is described as witty, genre-savvy, and filled with strong female and queer characters who engage in banter referencing pop culture like Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Shoot the moon was considered to be one of the more dangerous yoyo tricks. Not particularly complicated-nothing like the crossovers of a Texas Star-but a moment's inattention and the odds were good th... - #7
Save:"Doctor Untouchable" in the series "Boston's Billionaire Bachelors" by author Julie Saman follows the story of Kaplan and Bianca, who unknowingly reconnect after years apart. As they navigate their rekindled connection, unexpected events unfold, leading to a journey of self-discovery and newfound love. The writing style beautifully portrays the characters' depth and emotional growth, intertwining past secrets with present desires in a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
(Also, see 47 recommendations for the series Boston's Billionaire Bachelors ) - #8Planet Oster: Fertility FusionBook 4 in the series:The Holiday Hedonism Series
Save:'Planet Oster: Fertility Fusion' in the series 'The Holiday Hedonism Series' by author Vera Valentine, J.L. Logosz is a unique blend of sci-fi, romance, and erotica. The story follows Ch'ik, a strong heroine, as she navigates a world filled with egg-laying bunny aliens and explores relationships with the male members of her cluster. The writing style is a mix of humor, smut, and imaginative world-building, creating a fun and immersive reading experience. The authors expertly weave together themes of gender roles, alien species diversity, and steamy MM, MF, and MMMF interactions, making this book a delightful and captivating read.
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Save:'Drop Dead Gorgeous' by Linda Howard is a sequel to 'To Die For' and follows the story of Blair Mallory and Wyatt Bloodsworth. The plot revolves around Blair facing danger as she suspects someone is trying to harm her, while Wyatt remains skeptical. is filled with humor, charm, and suspense, with a focus on the tempestuous relationship between Blair and Wyatt. The writing style is described as light, fun, and sexy, with quirky dialogue and a first-person narrative from Blair Mallory.
I sat at my dining table and stared at the calendar, checking open dates against the multitude of schedules spread across the table: my schedule, Wyatt’s schedule, Mom’s and Dad’s schedules, my sister...
(Also, see 92 recommendations for the series Blair Mallory ) - #10
Save:East of Eden by John Steinbeck is a multigenerational family saga set in the Salinas Valley of California, revolving around the intertwined lives of the Hamilton and Trask families. The novel explores themes of good and evil, family dynamics, free will, and redemption, drawing parallels to the biblical story of Cain and Abel. Through rich character development and vivid storytelling, Steinbeck delves deep into the complexities of human nature, relationships, and the pursuit of identity and purpose.
The narrative weaves together the lives of various characters, showcasing their struggles, triumphs, and moral dilemmas across generations. Steinbeck's writing style is praised for its descriptive nature, character depth, and exploration of profound themes, making the reader reflect on the choices individuals make and the impact of those decisions on themselves and others.
I remember my childhood names for grasses and secret flowers. I remember where a toad may live and what time the birds awaken in the summer—and what trees and seasons smelled like—how people looked an...
