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Save:A gripping, unsettling, and deeply emotional true story about trauma, trust, and the importance of being heard - but it's a tough, sometimes unsettling read with no easy answers.
Ghost Girl by Torey L. Hayden tells the story of Jadie, a severely traumatized child who struggles with mutism and has experienced disturbing events in her life. The book follows Hayden's efforts as a compassionate teacher to help Jadie uncover her voice and share her troubling experiences, hinting at possible abuse, but leaving the exact circumstances ambiguous. It also features a diverse cast of children in the special education class and offers a peek into their unique challenges and dynamics.
The writing style is candid and engaging, capturing the complexity of working with troubled children. While it’s well-crafted and compelling, the readings are often unsettling due to the graphic nature of the abuse recounted by Jadie. Readers find themselves captivated yet disturbed, experiencing a range of emotions as they navigate through the real-life complexities and frustrations of child abuse and healing without neat resolutions.
There were 152 miles between the city and Falls River and from there another 23 miles to Pecking. All of it was prairie, wide flat, and open, interrupted only by the interstate. There were towns along...1991•307 pages - #2
Save:Unforgettable, honest, sometimes unsettling - Holy Ghost Girl is a must-read for memoir lovers craving an immersive look at faith, family, and survival inside the wild world of tent revivalists.
'Holy Ghost Girl' by Donna Johnson delves into the author's life growing up in the Pentecostal evangelistic tent ministry of David Terrell. Through detailed descriptions, Donna captures the essence of Pentecostalism, shedding light on the ministers, congregants, and the lifestyle within the ministry. Readers are taken on a journey through Donna's experiences, revealing the struggles and conflicts faced by children raised in such environments. The writing style is honest and frank, providing a compelling and beautifully written memoir that offers an accurate assessment of the impact of such a life on a developing psyche.
THE TENT WAITED FOR US, HER CANVAS WINGS HOVERING OVER A FIELD of stubble that sprouted rusty cans, A&P flyers, bits of glass bottles, and the rolling tatter of trash that migrated through town to set...October 2011•298 pages - #3
Save:A wild, witty, and totally unique reverse harem romp with a ghostly twist - fun, snarky, and original, but expect a slow burn and some cliffhangers. Great for fans of quirky humor and supernatural fun!
Four Psychos by Kristy Cunning is a paranormal romance novel that follows a nameless ghost girl who is connected to four supernaturals. The girl gradually gains her senses and becomes their protector, all while navigating a world filled with demons, trials, and mysteries. The book is known for its unique take on the underworld, humorous writing style, and intriguing plot twists that keep readers hooked till the end.
Three is a rather selfish fellow, I’ve noticed. He lets One, Two, and Four do most of the heavy lifting, then he steps in and does something very scandalous it seems, if her breathy pants and moans c...November 2017•173 pages - #4
Save:Katie Blaine moves with her mother and stepbrother to the dreary town of Newquay after her stepfather's death. The town is rumored to be haunted by the ghosts of miners, but Katie encounters a helpful ghost girl instead. The story revolves around family dynamics, eerie occurrences in the old house they are staying in, and the need to decipher the ghost girl's warnings to save her family from danger.
The bus smelled of stale sandwiches and gasoline, the air-conditioning had failed two hours ago, and Katie Blaine felt better than she had in months. Milwaukee was behind them, and she, her mother, an...1984•137 pages - #5
Save:A witty, fresh paranormal romance with loads of chemistry, memorable characters, and plenty of laughs - perfect for those who love snarky heroines, supernatural twists, and a good reverse harem ensemble. Cliffhanger alert, though: you'll want to dive right into book two!
'A Fate Unknown' in the series 'The Ghost Girl' by author Sinclair Kelly is a paranormal romance story that follows the journey of Fate, a ghost girl who haunts a house, and her interactions with five ghost hunters - Cole, Knox, Macklin, Thad, and Levi. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Fate and her companions have lost their memories and are on a quest to uncover the mysteries of their pasts. The plot is filled with twists and turns, engaging the reader in a world of mystery, romance, and supernatural elements. The writing style is described as humorous, engaging, and immersive, capturing the reader's attention from the very beginning.
My life, or lack-thereof, is a total shit-show at the moment. I am neither here nor there. Stuck somewhere in between life and death. I ramble around this monstrosity of a house with its beautiful woo...July 2020•310 pages - #6
Save:A romantic, refreshingly different entry in the series - less action, more heart, and a surprisingly tender ghost-vampire love story worth sticking with, especially for series fans and paranormal romance enthusiasts.
In "Dark Needs at Night's Edge" by Kresley Cole, readers are taken on a unique and intriguing journey of romance between a mad vampire, Conrad, and a ghost, Neomi, trapped in a mansion. The story unfolds with clever plot twists and a forbidden love that faces numerous complications, including the inability to physically touch. The author creatively explores the challenges of a romance between two beings who are unable to interact physically, while also incorporating elements of family ties and past characters from the series, making the narrative engaging and immersive.
The book delves into the development of the relationship between Conrad and Neomi, showcasing a romance that is not only unconventional but also deeply emotional. As the characters navigate their doomed romance, the plot unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, keeping readers hooked on their journey towards happiness. With a mix of suspense, creativity in overcoming obstacles, and a touch of sensuality, "Dark Needs at Night's Edge" offers a captivating love story set in a world where the supernatural meets the ordinary, creating a unique blend of fantasy and romance.
As she might cradle a babe, she held bouquets of roses swathed in silk. They were gifts from some of the men in the crowd of partygoers below, a motley mix of her rollicking set, rich patrons, and new...2007•392 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Immortals After Dark ) - #7
Save:A hugely popular, polarizing paranormal romance: sizzling chemistry and action with big alpha energy and even bigger consent issues. If you like your stories wild, sexy, and are okay suspending disbelief, dive in - otherwise, you may want to skip or start further into the series.
A Hunger Like No Other by Kresley Cole is the first book in the Immortals After Dark series, featuring a unique paranormal romance plot with a mix of vampires, werewolves, and other creatures. The story follows the captive Emmaline, a mix of Valkyrie and Vampire, and the fierce Lykae king, Lachlain MacRieve, who has been imprisoned for centuries. The book explores their evolving relationship, challenges, and the intricate world of the Lore, filled with various supernatural beings. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor, passion, and fast-paced storytelling that keeps readers hooked till the end.
On an island in the Seine, against the nighttime backdrop of an ageless cathedral, the denizens of Paris came out to play. Emmaline Troy wound around fire-eaters, pickpockets, and chanteurs de rue. Sh...2006•384 pages - #8
Save:A beautifully written, atmospheric read exploring immortality, art, and memory - perfect for fans of lush, slow-burn fantasies, but it may not win over readers looking for quick action or tightly structured plots.
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab follows the story of Addie, a young woman who makes a deal with the devil to escape a forced marriage, granting her immortality but with the curse of being forgotten by everyone she meets. Spanning 300 years, the book explores Addie's journey through history as she struggles to leave her mark on the world and be remembered. The narrative weaves themes of love, loss, time, and the desire for recognition, creating a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the human experience.
The book is praised for its enthralling and creative storytelling that seamlessly blends past and present, highlighting the importance of being seen and appreciated. Readers are drawn into Addie's world, captivated by the lush descriptions of settings, the well-developed characters, and the exploration of complex themes such as loneliness, memory, and the desire for immortality. The writing style is described as beautiful, eloquent, and engaging, with the author skillfully examining the nuances of love, possession, promises, and the yearning to be remembered.
She lies there, perfectly still, tries to hold time like a breath in her chest; as if she can keep the clock from ticking forward, keep the boy beside her from waking, keep the memory of their night a...2015•471 pages - #9
Save:A page-turning paranormal romance that’s strange, twisty, and unsettling. Absolutely perfect if you want a fast, unique, creepy love story - but not recommended if you’re hoping for a traditional romance or prefer your mysteries without a spooky edge.
"Layla" by Colleen Hoover is a paranormal romance novel that follows the story of Leeds and Layla, who have an instant connection and fall in love. However, tragedy strikes, and things take a dark turn when they return to the place where they first met. The plot is described as a mix of romance, thriller, and paranormal elements, keeping the reader engaged and intrigued until the end. The writing style is praised for its ability to create a sense of suspense and mystery, with unexpected twists and turns that captivate the reader's attention.
It’s the first thing I notice about her while I’m on the stage, playing to a dwindling crowd. Long arms she seems to have no idea how to control. She’s barefoot, moving around in the grass, deliberate...December 2020•318 pages - #10
Save:A quirky, slow-burn reverse harem romp with plenty of laughs and heart. If you like fun fantasy romance with playful characters and don’t mind lots of banter, it’s worth checking out!
Signs of Cupidity by Raven Kennedy is a fantasy reverse harem novel that follows Emelle, a cupid who is invisible and incorporeal, forced to spread love without experiencing it herself. The book explores Emelle's journey as she is accidentally pushed into a corporeal form, leading her to a new world inhabited by three attractive and suspicious Genfin males. The plot is described as unique, unexpected, and humorous, with a slow burn romance and a blend of fantasy and realism in the world-building. Readers praise the witty and sassy inner monologues of Emelle, as well as the dynamic interactions between the main characters.
Although, I’m still here enough to be utterly annoyed when the woman gets to her feet and leads Mr. Terrible-Pick-Up-Line to the dance floor. They don’t really dance, if I’m being honest. They just so...August 2018•280 pages
