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A riveting, empathetic, and unforgettable glimpse into everyday life in North Korea - painful at times, but absolutely essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the real human stories behind the headlines.
Next to this mysterious black hole, South Korea, Japan, and now China fairly gleam with prosperity. Even from hundreds of miles above, the billboards, the headlights and streetlights, the neon of the...- #2
Save:King of Envy (Kings of Sin) by Ana Huang is a captivating love story filled with drama and emotional depth. The plot follows Ayana, a fierce model, who enters into a business marriage with her best friend Jordan to secure his inheritance. However, she is secretly pursued by Vuk, Jordan's college buddy, who struggles with his dark past and harbors intense feelings for her. As Ayana navigates the complexities of her relationships, the tension and slow-burning romance keep readers on edge, leading to a conclusion that resonates long after the last page.
Ana Huang's writing style shines through in this tale, blending thrilling moments with rich emotional exploration. Her ability to create complex characters like Vuk, who embodies a morally grey persona, adds depth to the narrative. The story features a vibrant cast, intertwining various relationships and personal struggles, all wrapped in captivating dialogue. With its spicy scenes and captivating twists, King of Envy solidifies Huang's status as a leading voice in contemporary romance.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Kings of Sin ) A gripping, eye-opening memoir that reads like a thriller. 'The Girl with Seven Names' is an unforgettable glimpse into life inside - and on the run from - North Korea. Highly recommended for fans of powerful true stories and anyone curious about the world beyond the headlines.
One morning in the late summer of 1977, a young woman said goodbye to her sisters on the platform of Hyesan Station and boarded the train for Pyongyang. She had received official permission to visit h...- #4
Save:A lush, steamy, and twisty romantasy perfect for fans of dark games, fierce banter, and slow-burn tension - especially if you loved "Kingdom of the Wicked" or just want more brooding demon princes in your life!
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Save:A steamy, suspenseful ride loaded with twists and layered storytelling - but the explicit content and slower pace aren’t for everyone.
“But there’s got to be.” Maris Matherly-Reed impatiently tapped her pencil against the notepad upon which she had doodled a series of triangles and a chain of loops. Below those she’d rough-sketched a... - #6
Save:A darkly hypnotic novel about obsession and rivalry set in Hollywood, The Paper Wasp is unsettling and beautifully weird - perfect for readers who love psychological suspense with a surreal, arty edge.
I WORE red capris on the plane. After I’d resolved to go to you, I couldn’t imagine wearing anything else. The red made me feel bold, like a matador. I hadn’t been able to sleep the night before, and... - #7Lookerby:
Save:A short, unsettling character study of obsession and unraveling, best for readers who love psychological discomfort and literary fiction - but don’t expect a tidy plot or a heroine to root for.
It was Mrs. H who started calling her the actress, making it sound like she was one of those old Hollywood legends—Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Lauren Bacall. That may have been accurate early in her... - #8
Save:A stylish, unsettling thriller about friendship, envy, and reinvention in the Instagram age - unputdownable for some, but not for readers wanting warm fuzzies or tidy morals.
“Anyway, the second I saw it—Christ! I wanted to—oh, I just wanted to genuflect, you know? Kiss the ground—do Catholics kiss the ground, or is that just sailors? Anyway, I wanted to put my mouth right... - #9
Save:A heartfelt, research-based invitation to embrace imperfection and live more authentically; perfect for those wanting gentle encouragement to be kinder to themselves, but may not click with readers allergic to self-help or seeking deeper, more analytical insight.
Once you see a pattern, you can’t un-see it. Trust me, I’ve tried. But when the same truth keeps repeating itself, it’s hard to pretend that it’s just a coincidence. For example, no matter how hard I... - #10
Save:A Separate Peace is a beautifully written and layered exploration of friendship, envy, and the loss of innocence - classic for a reason, but best for those who like thoughtful, character-focused stories.
I went back to the Devon School not long ago, and found it looking oddly newer than when I was a student there fifteen years before. It seemed more sedate than I remembered it, more perpendicular and...
