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    The Unlikely Master Genius - St. Brendan by Carla Kelly
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    'The Unlikely Master Genius' by Carla Kelly follows the story of Able Six, a genius and former orphan who becomes a teacher at St. Brendan the Navigator School. Set in Regency England, the plot revolves around Able's journey from the workhouse to the British Navy and eventually to his role as an instructor at the school. The story delves into Able's struggles with his unique mental abilities, his healing process from past trauma, and his deep connection with his wife Meridee as they navigate the challenges of marriage and parenting young orphans.

    Carla Kelly's writing style brings history to life with vivid characters and themes, focusing on the psychological effects of trauma, resiliency, and hope. intricately weaves together elements of romance, historical fiction, and naval adventures, showcasing the author's ability to create heartwarming yet realistic narratives that resonate with readers on a deep emotional level.


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    The High Ground - Imperials by Melinda M. Snodgrass
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    In The High Ground, the story follows two cadets, Mercedes and Tracy, at the Solar League's naval academy. Mercedes, the Emperor's daughter, is the first female cadet at the academy, while Tracy comes from a working-class background. The plot involves intrigue, potential civil war, and encounters with two alien threats. The book delves into a future society with a rigid class system, where the rich and powerful are at the top, and the rest are below, including poor humans and conquered aliens. The characters face challenges related to fitting into this hierarchical society, with elements of romance, betrayal, and heroics interwoven. The writing style is engaging, with a rapid pace and a mix of action and societal exploration.

    The blood rising into Tracy’s face made him feel like he had a fever, and rage quivered deep in his gut, an angry animal waiting to tear free and destroy the man across the desk. He yanked his focus a...

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    The View from the Imperium - Imperium by Jody Lynn Nye
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    'The View from the Imperium' is a clever and imaginative space opera that follows the story of Ensign Thomas Kinago as he navigates the complexities of the Imperium's naval academy and the Red Fleet's flagship, Wedjet. The narrative alternates between different storylines, including an ambassador's arrival from the Imperium to re-establish contact with the Castaway Cluster. The characters, such as Lord Thomas Kinago and Commander Parsons, are quirky and endearing, adding humor and intrigue to the plot. The writing style blends humor with technical jargon, creating a unique and engaging reading experience.

    The book is a delightful romp in a nicely delineated universe, paying homage to master writers like P. G. Woodhouse and Poul Anderson. It offers a mix of intelligent intrigue, clean fun, unexpected plot twists, and quirky characters that keep the reader entertained and engaged. The story is more sophisticated than a mere parody, with Thomas Kinago evolving from a seemingly brainless aristocrat to a brave and loyal character, adding depth to the narrative.

    I strode back and forth in front of the lighted mirror set into my cabin’s mahogany closet door with my chest stuck out and my toes turned at just the right angle. I do not believe I felt inordinately...

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    Danger Zone
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    Book 1 in the series:The Elite

    Danger Zone - The Elite by Ella Frank
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    'Danger Zone' in the series 'The Elite' by Ella Frank is a military romance novel that follows the story of Mateo Solo Morgan and Grant Panther Hughes, two elite pilots at the Naval Air Academy. Mateo, known as Solo, is irreverent, bold, and reckless, while Grant, known as Panther, is disciplined, rule-following, and keeps his sexuality a secret. The book explores their intense rivalry, undeniable attraction, and the challenges they face as they navigate their feelings while striving to be the best pilots in their class. The writing style is engaging, filled with witty banter, palpable tension, and well-developed characters that draw readers into the adrenaline-fueled world of naval aviation.

    The story delves into the complexities of relationships, self-discovery, and the pressures of living up to expectations in a high-stakes environment. As Mateo relentlessly pursues Grant and their lust turns into something more, the book explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the struggle between following the rules and following one's heart. The plot is filled with cliffhangers, unexpected twists, and a slow-burn romance that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the next installment to see where Solo and Panther's journey will lead them.


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