Books matching: fast pacing with some rushed parts
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Save:Valerian, the Nymph King of Atlantis, ventures to the surface to find women for his men and unexpectedly discovers his mate, Shaye. Despite Shaye's initial resistance, she eventually succumbs to Valerian's charm, leading to a passionate romance amidst the backdrop of mythical creatures and underwater realms. The story unfolds with a mix of humor, sensuality, and engaging character dynamics, drawing readers into a world filled with romance, fantasy, and emotional conflicts.
With a sleep-rough chuckle, he fell back onto the softness of the bed, dark strands of feminine hair cascading atop his shoulder. Silky red tendrils floated over his stomach, intertwining prettily wit...
(Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Atlantis ) - #2
Save:The Pirate Devlin is a thrilling tale set in the 18th century, following the adventures of Patrick Devlin as he navigates through treacherous waters, corrupt courts, and a daring mission to steal the Pitt Diamond. Devlin's journey is filled with historical details, action-packed scenes, and suspenseful twists, making it an exciting and believable pirate adventure. The story unfolds across Europe, from the filthy streets of London to naval battles on the high seas, as Devlin faces challenges from both real historical figures and fictional characters in a lifelike manner.
The narrative skillfully weaves together historical facts with fiction, creating a captivating blend that immerses readers in the world of pirates and government sailors. Despite some minor inaccuracies, the book is praised for its well-researched historical background and engaging storytelling, promising a series filled with exciting pirate escapades and intriguing characters.
The gentleman in the black coat was Edwin Tinkerman’s third fare of the Monday morning. He had just dropped off at Morris’s causeway in Limehouse in the hope of having time for a pie, but the brown bo... - #3
Save:'Viking Unbound' by Kate Pearce is the third book in the 'Triad' series, involving twin Viking brothers, Einarr and Aki, who were frozen in ice for 4,000 years and are discovered in the current society. The book explores themes of romance, mystery, intrigue, and discrimination as the characters navigate their triad romance and battle against corrupt systems. The writing style is described as rich, engaging, and thrilling, with characters who go to great lengths to prove their love.
(Also, see 97 recommendations for the series Triad )
