Books matching: external threats to society
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- #1
Save:'The Man Within' by Lora Leigh, part of the 'Breeds' series, follows the story of Taber and Roni, a couple with a long history of love and protection. As the Breeds are now living openly and facing threats from various groups, Roni's life is endangered when it is revealed that Taber is a genetically modified Breed who marked her as his mate. delves into their emotional connection, the challenges they face, and the intriguing world of genetically engineered humans with animal DNA. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of mystery, action, and steamy romance that keeps readers hooked.
“If you’ll notice the small mark on her shoulder, you’ll see it appears to be a love bite.” The reporter pointed to a bruise-like shadow on the picture of Merinus Lyon’s shoulder, at the point where i...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Breeds ) - #2
Save:'Little Mushroom: Judgment Day' by Shisi is a post-apocalyptic story set in a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction due to genetic mutations and infections caused by radiation. The protagonist, An Zhe, is a sentient mushroom who merges with a dying human named An Ze and embarks on a journey to search for his lost spore. The plot revolves around An Zhe's encounters with various characters, including the powerful Arbiter Lu Feng, as he navigates a society where humans face judgment for potential infection before entering a protected city. intricately weaves themes of survival, self-discovery, and complex relationships, captivating readers with its immersive storytelling and dark, dystopian setting.
- #3
Save:The Opposing Shore by Julien Gracq is a novel set near an old navy base surrounded by a desert landscape, where little incidents build up towards an unknown explosion. The book explores themes of decadence, longing for action, and the anticipation of an event that never arrives, creating an atmosphere of tension and suspense. Gracq's writing style is described as dense, lyrical, and intense, with rich descriptions that immerse the reader in a world of magic, sensitivity, and overwhelming physicality.
I belong to one of the oldest families of Orsenna. Years of peace and plenty are what I recall of a childhood spent between the old palace in the Via San Domenico and a villa on the Brenta’s banks to ...
