Books matching: militia group
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Save:A fast, action-packed thriller that’s pure popcorn entertainment - perfect for fans of tough-as-nails heroes, but might not win over readers looking for subtlety or realism.
He left home early, as he always did, six days a week, fifty weeks a year. A cautious breakfast, appropriate to a short round man aiming to stay in shape through his forties. A long walk down the carp...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Jack Reacher ) - #2
Save:'Afterwar' by Lilith Saintcrow is a chilling tale set in a near-future dystopian America where a civil war has torn the country apart. The story follows the main character, Lara, who has endured unimaginable suffering in concentration camps run by the autocratic regime. She is rescued by a group called Swann's Raiders, a ragtag militia on a mission to apprehend war criminals. The narrative delves into themes of trauma, resilience, and the capacity for both evil and compassion in humanity. The writing style is stark and brutal, immersing readers in a harrowing world where the line between good and evil is blurred.
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Save:A fun, heart-pounding romantic suspense perfect for fans of action and banter. Not the most original plot, but packed with lovable characters, steamy moments, and plenty of thrills!
El Tocón Sangriento—the Bloody Stump—was a back-alley, low-rent cantina that hadn’t changed in clientele or décor since Mike Brown first set foot in the dump eight years ago. The class of women, howev... - #4
Save:A sharply written, allegorical climate-apocalypse novel bursting with wit, symbolism, and big ideas - ideal for readers looking for smart, unsettling fiction that lingers long after the last page.
Even the smallest canoe could take us down to the ocean. We’d paddle across the lake, over a marsh, down a stream, and come to the river’s mouth. Where the water met the sky. We’d run along the beach... - #5
Save:A wildly entertaining medical romance loaded with action, danger, and sizzling attraction - perfect for fans of dramatic, high-stakes love stories.
SOMETIMES, I wonder: what if I’d never left the operating theater? I could have stayed safe. Stayed warm. But I’d never have met Doctor Dominic Corrigan. I’d never have fallen headfirst into those blu... - #6
Save:The Darkest Path by Jeff Hirsch is a dystopian novel set in a post-apocalyptic future where the United States is divided between the remnants of the US government and the Glorious Path, a militia group following the teachings of an ex-US soldier. The story follows Cal, who, after being captured by the Path, befriends a dog named Bear and finds himself on the run, discovering the world beyond the Path and the impact of his actions on the country's future.
The book delves into the deep relationship between Cal and Bear, highlighting the bond between them as they navigate a world torn apart by civil war and the oppressive rule of the Glorious Path. Readers are taken on a suspenseful journey filled with action sequences, exploring themes of survival, loyalty, and the consequences of choices made in a society on the brink of collapse.
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Save:A deeply informative, compassionate, and nuanced account - this is the go-to book on the origins and impact of the Taliban, though it's best suited for readers ready to tackle a challenging, detail-rich study.
The Taliban Governor of Kandahar, Mullah Mohammed Hassan Rehmani, has a disconcerting habit of pushing the table in front of him with his one good leg. By the time any conversation with him is over, t... - #8
Save:Meet Me in the Dark by J.A. Huss is a dark and intense standalone novel in the Rook and Ronin series. The story follows the complex characters of Merc and Sydney, delving into themes of violence, revenge, manipulation, and the strength of the human spirit. Set against a backdrop of deception and mind games, the plot revolves around Merc's past promise to return to Sydney, leading to a twisted journey of captivity, abuse, and the blurred lines between hero and anti-hero. Through alternating points of view, the narrative keeps readers on edge, exploring the dark and brutal road to redemption and understanding.
The writing style in Meet Me in the Dark is described as riveting, suspenseful, and mind-bending, with unexpected twists that challenge readers' perceptions. J.A. Huss skillfully weaves a tale of psychological warfare, hidden motives, and the intricate dynamics between the characters, creating a narrative that is both disturbing and captivating. The book offers a unique blend of dark romance, suspense, and mystery, drawing readers into a world where loyalties are tested, secrets unravel, and the boundaries between right and wrong become increasingly blurred.
Now I stare out the window, remembering that night back when I was sixteen. He left me there, just like he said he would. Garrett got me back, and that was how my adult life started. Terrified, alone,...
(Also, see 14 recommendations for the series Rook and Ronin ) - #9
Save:"Patriots" by James Wesley Rawles is a survivalist novel that explores a scenario of economic collapse leading to a primitive lifestyle. The plot follows a group of individuals who have set up a retreat to survive the end of the world as we know it. The story delves into detailed preparations, survival tactics, and the group's interactions with various threats and challenges. The writing style combines elements of a novel with instructional advice, offering a blend of fiction and practical guidance for disaster preparedness.
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Save:A gripping and thoughtful blend of history and horror, perfect for readers craving a short, impactful, and original WWII tale with a supernatural twist. Highly recommended if you want a quick, immersive read that stands out from the usual monster stories.
