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  1. #1
    After Dark
    Book 1 in the series:Ghost Hunters

    After Dark - Ghost Hunters by Jayne Castle
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    'After Dark' by Jayne Castle is a futuristic romance novel set on the planet Harmony, where residents possess psychic abilities powered by amber and psi energy. The story follows Lydia Smith, a para archaeologist, and Emmett London, a ghost hunter, as they team up to solve a mystery involving a missing artifact, a murder, and a deeper conspiracy. The book combines elements of paranormal, mystery, and romance genres, with a focus on world-building and character development. Readers praised the intriguing setting of a future Earth colony and the well-written plot that keeps them engaged throughout the story.

    Her first assumption when she rounded the corner into the shadowy Dead City Tomb wing of Shrimpton’s House of Ancient Horrors was that Chester was pulling another scam. It had to be some bizarre con t...

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    Night Sky
    Book 1 in the series:Night Sky

    Night Sky - Night Sky by Suzanne Brockmann
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    Readers of 'Night Sky' by Suzanne Brockmann find themselves captivated by the story of Skylar and Calvin, along with Dana and Milo, as they navigate a world where some kids possess enhanced physical abilities. The book is a blend of YA romance, action, and mystery, with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end. The characters are well-developed, with Skylar being described as a perfect YA heroine with a mix of sass and insecurity, while Calvin adds humor and depth to the story.

    The writing style of 'Night Sky' is engaging and entertaining, with a mix of futuristic elements that are not overly exaggerated, keeping the story relatable and intriguing. The book explores themes of strength, compassion, power, and the ability to use one's mind for extraordinary purposes, creating a world that is both familiar and fantastical at the same time.


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    Machinehood by S.B. Divya
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    Machinehood by S.B. Divya is a science fiction novel set in 2095 that explores a future where societal norms have drastically shifted due to technological advancements and ethical dilemmas. The story follows Welga, an ex-marine turned bodyguard, and her sister-in-law Nithya, who works for a pharmaceutical company. Through their perspectives, the book delves into themes of AI rights, societal evolution, and the complexities of human-machine interactions. The writing style is described as innovative, with excellent world-building that extrapolates current issues into a plausible future scenario, while also incorporating elements of Buddhism and ethical debates.

    30. All forms of intelligence have the right to exist without persecution or slavery. 31. No form of intelligence may own another. 32. If the local governance does not act in accordance with these rig...

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    When She's Pregnant
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    Book 12 in the series:Risdaverse

    When She's Pregnant - Risdaverse by Ruby Dixon
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    'When She's Pregnant' in the 'Risdaverse' series by Ruby Dixon is a light, entertaining, and well-written novella that follows the story of Naomi, a human female who was abducted from Earth by aliens and held as a slave. The focus of the story is on Naomi's present life on the planet Risda, where she is looking to have a child to fill the loneliness in her life. Enter Ainar, a sweet and gentle alien custodian who becomes entangled in Naomi's quest for motherhood, leading to an adventure filled with instant attraction and unexpected love.

    The book explores the instant attraction and deepening relationship between Naomi and Ainar, both coming from different backgrounds but finding solace and companionship in each other's company. The plot unfolds with steamy sex scenes, miscommunication tropes, and a heartwarming romance that develops amidst the unique setting of the 'Risdaverse,' showcasing Ruby Dixon's talent for creating engaging characters and captivating storylines.


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    Cyborg Merman by Amanda Milo
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    'Cyborg Merman' by Amanda Milo is a short story set in a futuristic western romance genre, featuring a unique combination of merman alien romance. The story follows the protagonist, Stella, who faces challenging decisions after the unexpected loss of her husband. Despite elements of dubcon and dark tones, the narrative explores themes of pain, recovery, and coercion to mutual benefit. Through the characters of Stella and C'vest, the book delves into the strength of women in difficult circumstances, set in a world blending old west and alien elements. The writing style, characterized by the use of unusual words and first-person perspective, offers a quick and engaging read that captivates readers despite its short length.


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    Shadow of the Seraph - Shadow of the Seraph by Sarah Hawke
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    "Shadow of the Seraph" by Sarah Hawke is a sci-fi adventure novel set in the Seraph universe. It follows the story of Kaya and Mysha, two cunning outlaws who become entangled in a dangerous situation when their con job goes awry and they are forced to kidnap a young man named Dorian. As the plot unfolds, secrets are revealed, alliances are tested, and the characters navigate a galaxy filled with action, intrigue, and steamy encounters. The author skillfully weaves together elements of space opera, erotica, and character development to create a captivating and immersive story that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end.

    The writing style of Sarah Hawke in "Shadow of the Seraph" is praised for its ability to build a rich and vivid sci-fi universe that feels deep and relevant. The characters are well-developed, with complex motivations and relationships that add depth to the story. is described as a thrilling adventure with a touch of romance, where the protagonists face impossible choices, battles against terrifying enemies, and navigate through a galaxy full of danger and excitement.


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    Once & Future - Once & Future by Cori McCarthy, Amy Rose Capetta (A.R. Capetta), Cory McCarthy
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    'Once & Future' is a refreshing and unique retelling of the King Arthur legend set in space, featuring diverse characters and a fast-paced, emotionally complex storyline. The book follows a group of characters who must navigate King Arthur's court while dealing with time travel, complex relationships, and the mystery of Merlin's condition. The writing style is engaging, blending comedy, mystery, and engaging character dynamics to create an epic space mission full of twists and turns.

    “This is a weird secret spot, Kay,” Ari said through the slits of the visor on the knight’s helmet. She stiffly turned to take in the glass cases bursting with period drama: mannequins in knight regal...

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    Red Rising
    Book 1 in the series:Red Rising Saga

    Red Rising - Red Rising Saga by Pierce Brown
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    In a dystopian future on Mars, the society is highly stratified, with the Reds working in deadly slavery while the Golds live in freedom and opulence. The story follows Darrow, a Red who infiltrates the elite Golds to bring about change and overthrow the caste system. Drawing from Greek and Roman philosophy, the book is fast-paced and innovative, filled with violence and revenge. The protagonist's journey is compared to a hero's journey, and the world-building is excellent, with a satisfying ending that sets up the next book in the trilogy.

    The first thing you should know about me is I am my father’s son. And when they came for him, I did as he asked. I did not cry. Not when the Society televised the arrest. Not when the Golds tried him....

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    Uglies
    Book 1 in the series:Uglies

    Uglies - Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
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    In the book 'Uglies' by Scott Westerfeld, the story revolves around a futuristic society where individuals undergo surgery at the age of sixteen to transform into Pretties, who are considered the ideal members of society. The protagonist, Tally, eagerly anticipates her own transformation until she meets Shay, a friend who introduces her to a group of rebels living in a place called The Smoke. This encounter leads Tally on a journey that challenges societal norms and forces her to question the true meaning of beauty and individuality. The plot unfolds with themes of self-discovery, friendship, ethical dilemmas, and the complexities of societal expectations, all set against a backdrop of a dystopian world where appearances are valued above all.

    The writing style of 'Uglies' combines elements of fast-paced action, mystery, and world-building, creating an engaging narrative that keeps readers guessing about the characters' choices and motivations. The book delves into deep topics such as self-image, societal standards, and personal identity, offering a thought-provoking exploration of beauty, conformity, and the power of individual agency. Despite mixed opinions on certain aspects, the book presents a compelling storyline that resonates with readers of various ages through its blend of science fiction, adventure, and social commentary.

    Of course, Tally thought, you’d have to feed your cat only salmon-flavored cat food for a while, to get the pinks right. The scudding clouds did look a bit fishy, rippled into scales by a high-altitud...

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    Cinder
    Book 1 in the series:The Lunar Chronicles

    Cinder - The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer
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    'Cinder' in the series 'The Lunar Chronicles' by Marissa Meyer is a futuristic retelling of the classic Cinderella story with a unique twist. The protagonist, Cinder, is a cyborg mechanic living in New Beijing where she is treated as an outcast. As she navigates her life repairing androids and hiding her true identity, she gets entangled in intergalactic politics involving a deadly plague, an evil queen, and a charming prince. The story combines elements of science fiction, political intrigue, and romance, creating a complex and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked from the very beginning.

    'Cinder' stands out for its originality and creativity in blending the traditional Cinderella tale with futuristic technology, cyborgs, and extraterrestrial threats. The writing style is praised for its immersive world-building, strong character development, and a compelling storyline that offers unexpected twists and turns. Readers appreciate the depth of the characters, particularly Cinder, who is portrayed as a strong and resourceful heroine with a mysterious past, making the book a refreshing take on a familiar fairy tale.

    THE SCREW THROUGH CINDER’S ANKLE HAD RUSTED, THE engraved cross marks worn to a mangled circle. Her knuckles ached from forcing the screwdriver into the joint as she struggled to loosen the screw one ...

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