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    Twelve Days of Faery - Shards of a Broken Sword by W.R. Gingell
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    'Twelve Days of Faery' follows the story of King Markon, whose son is cursed with a dangerous fate that befalls any woman he falls in love with. When an enchantress named Althea arrives to break the curse, Markon is skeptical but eventually joins her on a journey through the realms of Faery and the Human world. The book is praised for its unique take on fairy tale retellings, character development, and the dynamic between the older male protagonist and the strong-willed enchantress.

    The plot delves into the mystery surrounding the curse on Prince Parrin, the succession of the crown, and the intricate relationships between the characters as they navigate through fae magic and unravel the source of the curse. The writing style is described as engaging, humorous, and fast-paced, with a blend of fantasy elements, witty dialogues, and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked till the end.


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    Tied Score
    Book 2 in the series:Slices of Pi

    Tied Score - Slices of Pi by Elia Winters
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    In "Tied Score" by Elia Winters, the story revolves around Iris, a human resources specialist at PI games, who finds herself in a friends-with-benefits relationship with Owen, a baker. Their dynamic explores BDSM themes such as a Domme-sub relationship, toys, bondage, and orgasm denial. As they navigate their unconventional bond, they also help each other grow personally and professionally, leading to positive changes in their lives. The book combines elements of romance, kink, humor, and character development, creating a steamy and engaging read with a light-hearted tone.


  3. 'Gut: The Inside Story of Our Body's Most Underrated Organ' by Giulia Enders takes readers on a fascinating journey through the digestive system, exploring the importance of the gut and the intricate world of the microbiome living within it. Enders provides a clear and accessible explanation of how the digestive system works, delving into the interactions between the gut and other bodily systems, including the brain, and even touching on the impact on health, psychology, and culture. is praised for its informative content, engaging writing style, and charming illustrations, making complex scientific concepts easy to understand for a broad audience.

    Enders' book is hailed for its ability to shed light on the often overlooked topic of gut health, offering readers a deeper understanding of their biology and an appreciation for the role of bacteria in the gut. is described as informative, entertaining, and well-researched, providing up-to-date information on the functions of the digestive system and the latest research on the microbiome. Enders' engaging writing style, combined with a touch of humor, makes the book a captivating read that not only educates but also encourages readers to take better care of their bodies.

    I WAS BORN BY cesarean section and could not be breast-fed. That makes me a perfect poster child for the intractability of the gastrointestinal tract in the twenty-first century. If I had known more a...

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    The Master of All Desires by Judith Merkle Riley
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    The Master of All Desires by Judith Merkle Riley is a historical novel set in 16th century France, where the story revolves around the pursuit of the Undying Head of Menander, capable of granting any wish at the cost of one's soul. The plot follows the power struggles among Queen Catherine de Medici, the King, and the King's mistress, all influenced by the witty and mischievous Menander. The book features a mix of fantasy, intrigue, history, and humor, with well-developed characters like Sibille, Aunt Pauline, Nostradamus, and the angel Anael.

    In a lighthearted and witty tone, the novel follows Sibille's journey of self-discovery as she navigates through treacherous paths of greed, corruption, and black magic in the 16th century French court. With elements of fantasy and historical accuracy, the story offers a fresh perspective on medieval superstitions while maintaining a believable setting where magic coexists with history, making it an engaging read for fans of historical fiction and fantasy genres.


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    They Called Me Mad
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    Book 1 in the series:They Called Me Mad

    They Called Me Mad - They Called Me Mad by J. Pal
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    'They Called Me Mad: A LitRPG Apocalypse Series' by J. Pal is a post-apocalyptic adventure that introduces a unique System litRPG world where the main character navigates through a world-changing event caused by aliens. The story follows the protagonist as he rises to be an effective leader, facing challenges, and showcasing character development while engaging in shenanigans with a group of diverse characters.

    The book is described as a fast-paced read with a good mix of litRPG elements and real-life scenarios. The writing style is commended for being strong, easy to read, and light-hearted, providing an entertaining escape into a world filled with descriptive imagination, mad science elements, and engaging character interactions.

    Five minutes. The countdown on the screen moved painfully slow. The flying saucer behind it cast a shadow so dark on Piccadilly Circus that the city had started keeping the streetlights on twenty-four...

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    Suited for Luck - Luck's Voice by Daniel Schinhofen
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    'Suited for Luck' in the series 'Luck's Voice' by Daniel Schinhofen follows the story of a protagonist who is chosen by the Goddess of luck, leading to a wild west isekai setting with elements of traditional fantasy. The narrative explores themes of corruption, luck, and power, drawing analogies with our modern world. The protagonist, Doc Holyday, is a pleasant character with a firm grounding in sensibility but is willing to get his hands dirty when needed, navigating a world filled with a mix of races and facing challenges with the support of engaging characters.


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    Existentially Challenged - DEDA Files by Yahtzee Croshaw
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    'Existentially Challenged' is a sequel to 'Differently Morphous', offering new and inventive insights into a world newly aware of magic. The book delves into compelling mysteries that unravel slowly, focusing on the relationships, conflicts, and character development among the main characters. The story achieves satire in its best form, blending humor, supernatural elements, and social commentary in a light-hearted tone akin to British government battling the supernatural with known magical elements.

    The author, Yahtzee Croshaw, succeeds in creating a wonderful satire of social graces, modern world issues, and supernatural elements, drawing parallels to popular series like Rivers of London and Rook Files. The writing style is praised for its humor, character development, and engaging plot that keeps readers clued in while surprising them with unexpected twists and world-building elements.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series DEDA Files )

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    FOLLY by Bill Noel
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    "FOLLY" by Bill Noel is a character-driven novel set in Folly Beach, SC, featuring quirky and engaging islanders. The story follows a slow and methodical pace, much like the island itself, as it weaves a tale of murder, mayhem, and mystery. The book is praised for its well-defined characters, engaging plot, and humorous writing style that captures the ambiance of Folly Beach and its eccentric residents.

    I met Jim Lionetti on a chilly, early April morning and learned to hate him. It wasn’t his fault—he was dead. I was standing on a desolate, rough stretch of sand on the east end of Folly Beach, South ...

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    A Quiet Life in the Country - A Lady Hardcastle Mystery by T.E. Kinsey
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    Lady Hardcastle, a widow in her forties, has bought a house in the country and retired there with her lady's maid, Florence Armstrong, in 1908. The two women quickly find themselves investigating not one, but two murders, as well as the theft of a valuable emerald from a neighboring gentry family. With a lively and interesting plot, the story keeps readers guessing without cheating, and the characters are well worth spending time with. The writing style is excellent, providing a real feel for village life in the English countryside at the turn of the last century.

    The driver of the faintly dilapidated cart handed me Lady Hardcastle’s Gladstone while she fished in her purse for her customarily generous tip. With an astonished ‘Thank you, m’lady’, he flicked his ...

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    Twice as Wicked - Wicked Secrets by Elizabeth Bright
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    'Twice as Wicked' by Elizabeth Bright follows the story of Alice Burnsell seeking revenge on Nathaniel Eastwood, whom she believes is responsible for her twin sister's death. However, as Alice gets to know Nathaniel, she discovers that things may not be as they seem, leading to a different relationship than she expected. The plot includes a mix of mystery, romance, and intrigue, with engaging secondary characters like Duke Wessex and Lady Eliza adding depth to the story. The writing style is described as fun, flirty, and fast-paced, with witty dialogue and sizzling scenes that keep the reader entertained.

    Standing at the top of the staircase, Lord Nathaniel Eastwood, Viscount Abingdon, had an excellent view of the Duke of Wessex’s ballroom and all its occupants—none of whom were half so beguiling as th...

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