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Save:Munro is a satisfying, long-awaited addition to the IAD world - a gentler romance that still offers emotional payoff and plenty of supernatural intrigue. Perfect for dedicated fans, but newcomers should start earlier in the series for all the feels.
Munro, part of the 'Immortals After Dark' series by Kresley Cole, follows the story of Munro and Kereny. Munro, a Lykan, is tortured physically by witches but remains unbroken mentally. His fate is intertwined with Kereny, a mortal hunter of immortals, who is unwillingly turned into a Lykae. As they navigate a world of love, lost, and longing, they face off against challenges that test their wits and wills. The book weaves a tale of intricate plots and intense emotions, keeping readers enthralled until the very end.
The story of Munro and Kereny is set against a backdrop of the Lore, where humans play a significant role despite their fragility. Themes of love, betrayal, and fate are explored, with a strong focus on feminist symbols and reproductive rights. The writing style is described as astoundingly beautiful, with unexpected twists and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
2022•410 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Immortals After Dark ) - #2
Save:In the post-apocalyptic world of 'Covert Fae,' Ruby, a fae in hiding, navigates a dangerous landscape where angels, demons, and humans struggle for survival. As she masquerades as a succubi to gather intel on the angels, Ruby's loyalties are tested, alliances are formed with unlikely allies, and the line between friend and foe becomes blurred. The storyline is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover the complexities of the characters and the dark, survival-driven world they inhabit.
The book 'Covert Fae' presents a unique take on the supernatural genre, intertwining elements of fantasy with apocalyptic themes. The plot is engaging, offering a mix of action and romance that unfolds amidst a backdrop of angels, demons, and fae. With well-developed worldbuilding and complex characters like Ruby and her allies, the story delves into themes of survival, deception, and the search for identity in a world where danger lurks at every corner.
At the far corner of my rookery, I tiptoed over the trip wires, careful not to trigger the traps. When I reached the door, I stared out a grubby hospital window at Whitechapel High Street. A few rays...January 2018•269 pages - #3
Save:A moody, stylish romance woven with danger and the supernatural - engaging for fans of unique heroes and historical intrigue, but possibly divisive for purists longing for vintage Carlyle.
Liz Carlyle's 'One Touch of Scandal' from the 'Fraternitas Aureae Crucis' series introduces readers to a tormented hero, Adrian, a half-Indian diplomat with psychic abilities, who is drawn to Grace Gauthier, a woman suspected of murdering her fiance. As they navigate a sensual romance with psychic overtones, they uncover a mystery that challenges societal norms and tests their connection. The narrative weaves together elements of romance, mystery, and the paranormal, creating a story that keeps readers engaged and intrigued.
The book delves into the complexities of love, destiny, and the human experience, exploring themes of trust, attraction, and self-discovery. With a blend of historical romance and esoteric elements, Carlyle crafts a tale that captivates readers with its unique characters, intricate plot, and emotional depth.
Oblivious to the whispers and the quick, soft footfalls up and down the passageway, Grace Gauthier lifted her hands, studying them with numb dispassion in the flickering gaslight. It felt as if the fi...September 2010•422 pages - #4
Save:Delightfully witty, emotionally twisty, and refreshingly original - Unspoken is a must for fans of snarky heroines and supernatural mysteries, though those allergic to cliffhangers or craving angst-light stories should be prepared!
Unspoken in 'The Lynburn Legacy' series by Sarah Rees Brennan follows Kami Glass, a high school student who aspires to be an award-winning journalist. Along with her band of misfits, she starts a school newspaper and investigates strange happenings in her small town, including the Lynburn family's return and mysterious occurrences in the woods. The story is filled with witty dialogue, quirky characters, and a blend of humor and creepiness, keeping readers engaged as Kami uncovers secrets while navigating trust issues and a budding romance with Jared, a Lynburn family member.
The narrative of Unspoken is driven by Kami's determination to uncover mysteries, her interactions with a diverse cast of characters, and the intriguing dynamics within the Lynburn family. The plot unfolds with a mix of humor, suspense, and unexpected twists, creating a compelling story that balances investigative journalism, paranormal elements, and teenage drama. Sarah Rees Brennan's writing style brings to life a vivid setting, vibrant characters, and a plot that keeps readers hooked as Kami delves deeper into the secrets of her town and her own past.
Kami’d always retold her fairy tales to make the fair maidens braver and more self-sufficient, but she had never had any real objection to the handsome prince. And here one was, wearing a white T-shir...September 2012•389 pages - #5
Save:A perfect pick if you're craving a fun, suspenseful ghost story with a side of romance. It's not groundbreaking, but it's reliably entertaining and hard to put down - ideal for fans of Heather Graham or anyone in the mood for a southern mystery with supernatural flair.
After inheriting a New Orleans plantation, private investigator Aidan Flynn delves into the dark history of their new home along with tarot card reader Kendall Montgomery when human bones are discovered on the property. The story combines elements of mystery, romance, and the paranormal, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with ghostly apparitions and a serial killer stalking Kendall as they uncover the haunting secrets of the plantation.
“Yes, it’s a human thighbone,” Dr. Abel agreed. He stood on the muddy bank at the side of the Mississippi and shrugged, looking at the faces around him. It was heading toward evening, but it had been...2007•395 pages - #6
Save:An emotionally resonant and creative fantasy that shines with its character-driven story and unique magic system, but it may feel a bit familiar or uneven for some. Definitely worth it for Anne Bishop fans and those who enjoy thoughtful, heart-focused fantasy.
Belladonna is the sequel and conclusion to the first book in the series, 'Sebastian', and follows Glorianna Belladonna on her mission to defeat The Eater of the World. Set in the fantasy land of Ephemera, the story explores the intricate relationship between light and dark, the power of landscapes, and the human heart's capacity for good and evil. The narrative delves into themes of sacrifice, love, and the battle against darkness, all portrayed through the rich and imaginative world-building that Anne Bishop is known for.
The book is praised for its compelling storytelling, character development, and the exploration of the Ephemera universe. Anne Bishop's writing style is highlighted for its ability to draw readers into a world of shifting geography, resonating landscapes, and complex characters. The novel weaves a tale of love, sacrifice, and the fight against evil, offering a blend of fantasy elements, emotional depth, and unexpected plot twists that keep readers engaged till the end.
In the pale gray light, that herald of the dawn, Glorianna followed the path through the woods until she reached the two-story cottage. The shutters had been painted recently, she noted as she skirted... - #7
Save:A fast-paced, twisty thrill ride with supernatural elements and a big heart - fun and engaging for fans of Koontz and genre mashups, but may frustrate those craving tight logic and realistic romance.
Jim Ironheart, a mysterious man with the power to see the future and save people, embarks on a journey to rescue individuals from life-threatening situations that he foresees. Along the way, he crosses paths with Holly Thorn, a reporter who becomes entangled in his missions and seeks to uncover the truth behind his abilities and haunting dreams. As they delve into Jim's past and confront extraterrestrial influences, they must navigate a world of danger, supernatural elements, and suspenseful mysteries. The story weaves together themes of heroism, paranormal phenomena, and the complexities of human relationships, culminating in a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Dean Koontz's "Cold Fire" is a gripping novel that combines elements of mystery, suspense, and the supernatural to create a thrilling and engaging read. The book is praised for its intricate plot twists, well-developed characters like Jim Ironheart and Holly Thorn, and the seamless blend of reality with science fiction elements. Readers are drawn into a world where the protagonist's extraordinary abilities and the unfolding mysteries keep them guessing and immersed in the story, making it a classic Koontz paranormal thriller.
Even before the events in the supermarket, Jim Ironheart should have known trouble was coming. During the night he dreamed of being pursued across a field by a flock of large blackbirds that shrieked...January 1991•448 pages - #8
Save:A wild, emotionally charged paranormal romance that’s as much about healing and transformation as it is about high-heat shapeshifter passion. Not for the faint-hearted, but unforgettable for those who love their love stories a little rough and daring.
'Burning Wild' in the series 'Leopard People' by Christine Feehan follows the story of Jake, an emotionally broken and abused man who is slowly learning to love and trust. When he meets Emma, a strong and compassionate woman with secrets of her own, their connection proves to be a powerful match. As their relationship develops over time, Jake's past and insecurities are brought to light, leading to a story of healing, love, and acceptance amidst a backdrop of deceit and betrayal.
The book is described as wild, untamed, and primal, delving into themes of dominance and submission, love, and vulnerability. With a steady pace, surprising twists, and well-developed characters, 'Burning Wild' offers a unique and intense reading experience that explores the depths of human emotions and relationships.
HE had it all—and he had nothing. Nothing. Everything he wanted was finally in place. He could take down the companies of his enemies, sell them off piece by piece and make another fortune. Jake sat i...March 2009•481 pages
(Also, see 8 recommendations for the series Leopard People ) - #9
Save:A witty, character-driven urban fantasy that explores magical politics, messy family bonds, and slow-burn romance. Not as action-packed as previous series entries, but a fun, compelling read for those who love their supernatural stories with heart and humor.
In "Dime Store Magic," the third book in the Women of the Otherworld series by Kelley Armstrong, the focus shifts to Paige Winterbourne, a young witch and the leader of the American Coven of Witches. Paige finds herself in a custody battle over Savannah, a powerful teenage witch who is the daughter of a dark witch. As Paige navigates this challenging situation, readers are introduced to witch politics, the Cabal, and the struggles of balancing modern ideas with ancient traditions. The book delves into the complexities of relationships, power dynamics, and the supernatural world Armstrong has expertly crafted.
"Well, I was talking to Grace last night and she expressed concern over something Savannah told Brittany. Now, Grace admits Brittany may have misunderstood the details, which I can certainly see. We d...2004•458 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Women of the Otherworld ) - #10
Save:A captivating, emotional YA with a clever premise and instantly lovable (and flawed!) characters. If you want something that'll keep you up past your bedtime and tug on your heartstrings, add this to your must-read list.
'In 27 Days' by Alison Gervais is a captivating YA novel that tells the story of Hadley, a brave and selfless high school student who embarks on a journey to save her classmate Archer's life, even though she barely knows him. The plot revolves around the idea that a little kindness can make a significant difference in someone's life, as Hadley navigates through unusual circumstances and faces extreme obstacles to fulfill her mission. The book beautifully explores themes of redemption, first love, and the strength required to alter one's future, all while delving into the characters' emotions and development with raw authenticity.
The author, Alison Gervais, skillfully weaves together a narrative that is both gripping and unique, keeping readers emotionally invested in the characters and the storyline. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on character development and the portrayal of complex emotions, making the reader feel connected to the struggles and growth of Hadley and Archer. The book offers a fresh take on the YA genre, balancing elements of paranormal romance with themes of kindness, selflessness, and the impact of one's actions on others.
Yes, something was out of balance, I decided as I stepped off the bus and onto the sidewalk outside John F. Kennedy Prep. The place looked like it did almost every other day, with its red bricks, brig...2012•352 pages
