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    Lumberjack Werebear
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    Book 1 in the series:Saw Bears

    Lumberjack Werebear - Saw Bears by T.S. Joyce
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    "Lumberjack Werebear" by T.S. Joyce is the first in the Saw Bears series, introducing the character Brooke Belle, an artist struggling to move past a traumatic event in her life. Sent on a vacation to Damon's Mountains, she finds herself in a trailer park filled with lumberjack bear shifters, including Tagan, the beta of the family. As Brooke and Tagan navigate their attraction and the complexities of being fated mates, they must also deal with competition and the healing journey Brooke embarks on with Tagan's support. The story is filled with suspense, action, humor, and red-hot shifter romance, capturing the essence of finding love amidst challenges and self-discovery.

    The writing style in "Lumberjack Werebear" is described as deep, sweet, and well-crafted, reflecting the artistic traits of the main female character, Brooke. The plot focuses on Brooke's recovery with the support of Tagan's character, showcasing a complex couple meant to be together. is noted for its explicit detail in sexual content and adult language, set in a medium length story written in third person, allowing readers to easily immerse themselves in the world of bear shifters and their unique dynamics.

    Mobile park? Her mentor, Meredith, had described the rustic oasis she was going to be spending the next three weeks in as if it was a row of quaint Victorian cottages nestled near Saratoga, Wyoming. N...

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    A New Path
    Book 1 in the series:Giseria Chronicles

    A New Path - Giseria Chronicles by Xander Jade
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    'A New Path' in the series 'Giseria Chronicles' by author Xander Jade is a fantasy story filled with elements of magic, beast folk, and other fantasy races. The plot follows a hero's journey, as the main character matures from a stumbling teen to a more rogue-like character, beloved by his teammates. The story combines elements of romance, action, adventure, and crafting, with a focus on character development and well-written fight scenes. Despite minor issues like unrealistic elements and occasional awkward transitions between first and third person perspectives, the book sets the stage for a promising series.


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    Marrying The Royal Marine - Channel Fleet by Carla Kelly
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    Polly, a young woman on her way to visit her sister in Portugal, finds herself in a dangerous situation with Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Junot, a bored but not boring Royal Marine. The story unfolds with adventure, danger, humor, and romance as they navigate the horrors of war and captivity by the French. The book portrays a realistic view of the struggles faced by young women during wartime, with a focus on survival, love, and the human spirit.

    Lord Villiers liked the idea and moved on it promptly. He unbent enough to tell Hugh, as he handed him his orders, ‘This smacks of something I would have done at your age, given your dislike of the co...

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    How to Marry a Millionaire Vampire - Love at Stake by Kerrelyn Sparks
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    In "How to Marry a Millionaire Vampire" by Kerrelyn Sparks, the story follows Shanna, a blood-phobic dentist in the Witness Protection Program, who crosses paths with Roman Draganesti, an ancient vampire trying to develop a synthetic blood product. As they navigate their unusual circumstances, including threats from the Russian Mafia and Roman's vampire world, their relationship evolves into something more complex. The book is described as a mix of romance, humor, and light-hearted storytelling, with quirky characters and entertaining plot twists that keep readers engaged.

    The writing style in the book is noted for its campy humor and unique take on vampire lore. It blends elements of romance, suspense, and comedy, creating a fun and enjoyable read that offers a fresh perspective on the vampire genre. The characters, such as Roman and Shanna, are depicted as appealing and well-developed, adding depth to the storyline and contributing to the overall charm of the book.

    Roman Draganesti knew someone had quietly entered his home office. Either a foe or close friend. A friend, he decided. A foe could never make it past the guards at each entrance of his Upper East Side...

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    Disorderly Conduct - The Anna Albertini Files by Rebecca Zanetti
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    In "Disorderly Conduct" by Rebecca Zanetti, the protagonist Anna Albertini, a fresh prosecutor, finds herself thrust into a dangerous investigation involving a drug ring in her rural area. As she navigates the complexities of the case, she is surrounded by danger, humor, and an array of intriguing characters, including her mysterious hero Aiden Devlin. The plot is filled with action, suspense, and moments of light steam, keeping readers engaged and eager to uncover the mysteries that unfold.

    The writing style in "Disorderly Conduct" is described as gripping, engaging, and humorous. The characters are well-defined, each adding depth to the story, while the plot twists, romance, and crime elements create a compelling narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The book seamlessly combines elements of suspense, humor, and romance, making it a captivating read from start to finish.

    The smell of the earth, deep and true, centered her in the hastily created tunnel. It probably said something about Karma that she preferred darkness, muddy walls, and being underground to anywhere el...

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    Good Night, Gorilla by Peggy Rathmann
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    Good Night, Gorilla is a charming and humorous children's book about a mischievous gorilla at the zoo who steals the zookeeper's keys and lets all the animals out of their cages. The animals then follow the zookeeper home, causing chaos and mischief along the way. The story is primarily told through vivid and animated illustrations, with minimal text, allowing young readers to interpret and engage with the story in their own way. The repetitive and cumulative storyline, combined with the magical element of animals talking and behaving like humans, makes this book highly appealing to young readers.

    The plot of Good Night, Gorilla revolves around the zookeeper's nighttime routine of saying goodnight to each animal in the zoo, only to have the gorilla disrupt the peaceful evening by releasing all the animals. The book captures the humor and whimsy of the situation as the animals follow the zookeeper home and create a playful and heartwarming scene. Through simple yet expressive illustrations, the book conveys a message of love, mischief, and bedtime routine, making it a delightful read for children and a perfect bedtime story.


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    Nerd in Shining Armor - Nerds by Vicki Lewis Thompson
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    'Nerd in Shining Armor' by Vicki Lewis Thompson follows the story of Gen and Jackson, two unlikely companions who find themselves stranded on an island after a shocking betrayal. Gen, a sassy and assertive woman, initially believes she is on a romantic getaway with her boss, Nick, but ends up relying on the nerdy but resourceful Jack for survival. As the plot unfolds, the characters face humorous and romantic situations, showcasing themes of family, love, and self-discovery. The writing style is described as light-hearted, humorous, and engaging, with elements of romance, suspense, and relatable character development.

    Luck could be good or bad. Granny Neville’s luck had been bad when her plane had crashed, killing her dead. But good luck had come out of it when Elvis’s Jockeys had passed to Mama, who had sold them ...

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    Five-Carat Soul by James McBride
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    'Five-Carat Soul' by James McBride is a collection of diverse short stories that cover a wide range of subject matters while maintaining a solid core of humanity. The stories are imaginative, touching, and thought-provoking, exploring different time periods in American history and the black experience. McBride's storytelling style is authentic and heartfelt, capturing the struggles and complexities of American history with great insight. The book is a blend of comedy, drama, and suspense, with vivid and emotional writing that transports readers into each unique story.

    Many years ago, before I was captured and brung here, I knowed a lion who ate a Man. His name was Box. I don’t know how Box come to that name, for lions got their own names for their own purpose, and ...

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    The Werewolf Nanny by Amanda Milo
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    'The Werewolf Nanny' by Amanda Milo is a heartwarming and whimsical story about Susan, a divorced mother of two girls, who finds herself in need of a trustworthy babysitter. The book follows Susan's journey as she navigates the challenges of single motherhood while discovering unexpected love and support from Lucan, a sweet and goofy werewolf nanny, and Finn, her hot Irish boss. The story unfolds with humor, romance, and a unique dynamic between the characters, set in a world where werewolves and shifters coexist openly.


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    Mac Undercover
    Book 1 in the series:Mac B., Kid Spy

    Mac Undercover - Mac B., Kid Spy by Mac Barnett
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    'Mac Undercover' in the 'Mac B., Kid Spy' series by author Mac Barnett is a blend of adventure, mystery, and humor that captivates young readers. The story follows Mac, a young spy, on thrilling missions filled with intrigue and excitement. The writing style is engaging and light-hearted, making it enjoyable for both children and adults to read aloud. The plot includes elements of history and geography seamlessly woven into the narrative, providing educational value alongside the entertainment.

    features short chapters with illustrations that help maintain young readers' attention. The series is praised for its unique approach to children's literature, offering a refreshing change from traditional stories. Despite the outlandish plot, the book manages to feel sweet, real, and relatable, appealing to a wide audience. Overall, 'Mac Undercover' is a fun and captivating read that sparks imagination and a love for reading in young readers.


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