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Save:Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore is a humorous and quirky vampire love story set in San Francisco. The book follows Jody, an insurance claims clerk turned vampire, and her human boyfriend Tommy as they navigate their unconventional relationship and deal with the challenges of being part of the vampire underworld. Moore's writing style is described as snarky, sarcastic, and funny, with witty dialogue and absurd yet entertaining scenarios involving vampires, humor, and romance.
Sundown painted purple across the great Pyramid while the Emperor enjoyed a steaming whiz against a dumpster in the alley below. A low fog worked its way up from the bay, snaked around columns and ove... - #2
Save:In Lynsay Sands' book 'A Quick Bite', readers are introduced to Lissianna Argeneau, a vampire who suffers from hemaphobia, fainting at the sight of blood, which poses a significant challenge for her survival. To help her overcome this phobia, her mother kidnaps Dr. Gregory Hewitt, a psychologist specializing in curing phobias. As the two navigate their growing attraction amidst the backdrop of vampirism caused by biological nanotechnology from Atlantis, they face complications and dangers that threaten their happiness and lives. The story blends humor, romance, and mystery, offering a unique take on the classic vampire tale.
The book is the first in the Argeneau series, setting the stage for a long-running vampire saga that delves into the complexities of the Argeneau clan and their interactions with humans. With a mix of light paranormal romance, witty dialogue, and well-developed characters like the brave and compassionate Lissianna and the down-to-earth Dr. Greg, the narrative unfolds with humor, romance, and family dynamics, making it an engaging and entertaining read for fans of vampire fiction.
Lissianna blinked, her brain slow to accept this news. Everyone over the age of twenty owned a car in Canada. Well, practically everyone. Okay, perhaps that was an exaggeration, but most single males ... - #3
Save:'Bitten by Death' follows the story of Vivien, a girl who wakes up in a morgue with no memory of her past and an insatiable thirst for blood. As the plot unfolds, she meets Death and becomes known as Vivienne, embarking on a journey filled with mystery, suspense, and a unique take on vampires. The writing style is praised for its blend of humor, slow burn romance, epic worldbuilding, and a strong, sassy heroine that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
'A People's History of the Vampire Uprising' by Raymond A. Villareal is a gripping novel that delves into a world where vampires, known as Gloamings, exist alongside humans. The author explores the consequences and complexities of a potential vampire uprising through the perspectives of various characters, blending elements of legal, medical, social, and political research. The writing style captivates readers with its attention to detail and ability to make the fictional world feel eerily realistic, drawing parallels to our own society.
Throughout the book, the author weaves a narrative that keeps readers guessing and engaged, as different angles of the vampire issue are explored without ever becoming dull. The story unfolds across multiple viewpoints, building up the tension surrounding the Gloamings' plan to take over the world, leaving readers curious about the fate of the characters and the outcome of the impending vampire uprising.
“Let the dead bury their own dead.” That’s what my dad used to say, when faced with a losing proposition. Of course the blood, which dominated so much discussion during the time of this investigation,...- #5
Save:Joe Pitt, a vampire private detective, navigates the dangerous and gritty underworld of Manhattan where vampire gangs vie for power. Pitt, a rogue vampire, takes on odd jobs from different clans while trying to maintain his independence. The story unfolds with Pitt investigating a carrier spreading the zombie virus and searching for a missing girl. Written in a noir style, the book presents a dark and violent narrative, blending elements of urban fantasy, horror, and pulp fiction.
Already Dead offers a fresh take on the vampire genre, portraying Pitt as a complex and intriguing anti-hero who struggles with his vampiric nature and the power struggles among the different vampire factions. The narrative is fast-paced, filled with suspense, humor, and gritty details, creating a captivating and immersive reading experience for fans of urban fantasy and noir fiction.
I SMELL THEM BEFORE I SEE THEM. All the powders, perfumes and oils the half-smart ones smear on themselves. The stupid ones just stumble around reeking. The really smart ones take a Goddamn shower. Th... - #6
Save:In 'Anno Dracula', Kim Newman presents an alternate history where Dracula marries Queen Victoria, becoming the Prince Consort, while Jack the Ripper targets vampires in London, creating chaos. The story follows Charles Beauregard and Genevieve Dieudonne as they investigate the Jack the Ripper murders, amidst a backdrop of vampires ruling England and a mix of real and fictional characters from the Victorian era.
A treeline at dusk. Tall, straight, Carpathian pines. The red of sunset bleeds into the dark of night. Great flapping sounds. Huge, dark shapes flit languidly between the trees, sinister, dangerous. A... - #7
Save:In 'Undead and Unwed' by MaryJanice Davidson, the story follows Betsy Taylor, who has a series of unfortunate events leading to her becoming a vampire. Despite not fitting the typical vampire mold, Betsy finds herself in the role of the prophesied Vampire Queen, facing challenges from other vampires while navigating a mix of humor, sarcasm, and unexpected twists in the paranormal world. The writing style is described as humorous, engaging, and fast-paced, drawing readers in with light-hearted yet entertaining storytelling.
Betsy's journey as a newly turned vampire, her interactions with various vampire groups, and her resistance to accepting her undead status provide a unique and refreshing take on the typical vampire romance novel. The plot unfolds with a blend of humor, romance, and action, keeping readers engaged from the first page to the last, offering a fun and entertaining read for those looking for a light-hearted twist on vampire fiction.
I hit my snooze alarm a few too many times and was late for work. And didn't have time for breakfast. Okay, that's a lie, I gobbled a pair of chocolate Pop Tarts while waiting for the bus. My mom wou... - #8
Save:In Dakota Cassidy's paranormal romance novel "The Accidental Werewolf," Marty Andrews, a door-to-door cosmetics saleswoman, gets bitten by a werewolf while trying to rescue her teacup poodle from a larger dog. As a result, Marty's life takes a drastic turn as she starts experiencing unusual changes like her hair color shifting and the sudden craving for red meat. When Keegan Flaherty, the werewolf who accidentally bit her, tries to explain the situation and offers his help, Marty is initially in denial. However, as kidnapping attempts and dangerous situations arise, Marty must come to terms with her new reality and rely on Keegan and his pack for protection.
The story unfolds with humor, suspense, and a touch of romance as Marty navigates her transformation into a werewolf while also dealing with the challenges of her personal and professional life. The plot offers a unique take on werewolf mythology, blending light-hearted moments with moments of tension and surprise twists that keep readers engaged throughout the book.
She shook her head and fought for a moment of clarity. Lavender was a spring color. It was the color all the newly promoted, first-level Bobbie-Sue Cosmetics reps wore and the color of the suit she’d ... - #9
Save:The Mane Squeeze by Shelly Laurenston is the fourth book in the 'Pride' series, following the story of Gwen, a tigon hybrid shifter, as she decides to move to Manhattan with her best friend. There, she meets Loch, a grizzly shifter and ex-marine, sparking a charmingly sweet yet funny romance filled with exciting action, humor, and steamy scenes. The book also delves into the feud between Gwen's mother and an alpha female of a wolf pack, creating tension and aggravated assault in the storyline. The series is known for its quirky, over-the-top characters, unique world-building, and the intricate relationships between various characters from previous books in the series.
The Mane Squeeze is praised for its strong and well-written characters, brilliant storyline, and engaging plot that keeps readers hooked. The book offers a blend of humor, romance, sweetness, and action, with a focus on the strong female protagonists who are sarcastic, fighters, and capable of taking care of themselves. The chemistry between the main characters, Lock and Gwen, is highlighted as one of the best hero-heroine interactions, making it a delightful and enjoyable read for fans of paranormal romance.
Like most Philly and Jersey shifters, this wasn’t Gwen’s first time at Macon River Falls Park, where the deer were plentiful and the land full-human free, but it was definitely her first time in the “...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Pride ) - #10
Save:Life's Lottery is an adult role-playing novel that offers the reader the opportunity to choose different narrative options, leading to varied plot resolutions that explore the existential nature of life. The story follows the protagonist, Keith Marion, as he navigates through different choices that shape his life, with each decision leading to new chapters and outcomes. The writing style is described as witty, inducing nostalgia with references to TV and games, and seamlessly transitioning between different genres like sci-fi, horror, and whodunit.
The book's structure allows readers to experience a choose-your-own-adventure style narrative set in the real world, where decisions made by the protagonist have far-reaching consequences. The characters are well-developed, and the story spans from the protagonist's childhood in the 60s to later life events, incorporating historic events, politics, and social movements. The vivid and interesting characters encountered in various routes within the book contribute to a unique reading experience that delves into the impact of choices on one's life.
Shane laughs and calls you daft. The gang join in. For the rest of the morning break, you play Man From U.N.C.L.E., shooting THRUSH agents with finger guns, escaping from deadly death-traps, saving th...
