Books matching: immersion in magic and science
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Save:'The Turn: The Hollows Begins with Death' is an intense prequel to the 'Hallows' series, set during the 1960s and focusing on the events leading to the world-changing virus outbreak that outed supernaturals to humans. The book follows the dark elf Trisk and her rival Kal, both brilliant geneticists, as they navigate a world filled with rivalry, sexism, and apocalyptic consequences. The story delves into the complexities of their characters and their actions, providing a backstory for some of the major characters in the series.
The writing style of the book is engaging and immersive, drawing readers into a world where magic and science collide, and where characters face moral dilemmas and intense conflicts. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, revealing the dark motivations and ambitions of the main characters, ultimately leading to a catastrophic event that sets the stage for the future events in 'The Hollows' series.
Trisk ran a hand down her Jackie Kennedy dress, not liking how it hampered her motions even if it showed off her curves. Grades and accomplishments were her primary weapons in the battle to attract an...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Hollows ) - #2
Save:'A Discovery of Witches' by Deborah Harkness follows the story of Diana Bishop, a witch who is hesitant to embrace her powers, and Matthew, an ancient vampire who falls in love with her. The book combines elements of romance, mystery, historical fiction, and paranormal themes. The plot delves into the complex relationships between witches, vampires, and daemons, while also exploring the history of these creatures. Harkness's writing style incorporates detailed descriptions of settings, academic research, and character interactions, creating a rich and immersive world for readers to explore.
The leather-bound volume was nothing remarkable. To an ordinary historian, it would have looked no different from hundreds of other manuscripts in Oxford’s Bodleian Library, ancient and worn. But I kn... - #3
Save:'Witch of the Federation' by Michael Anderle follows the story of Stephanie Morgana, a young girl living in a dystopian future where society is divided between the rich and the poor. The plot revolves around Stephanie's journey as she navigates through a world where class warfare and poverty are rampant, showcasing her resilience and determination to overcome the challenges thrown her way. With elements of magic, aliens, and a futuristic setting, the book delves into themes of societal inequalities, political intrigue, and the struggle for survival in a world on the brink of change.
Stephanie never understood why they painted cinderblock interior walls. It always left small, concave bubbles over the surface. Maybe it was for a textured effect—anything to make the decades-old scho...
