Books matching: supernatural politics
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Save:'Queen of the Dead' by M. Sinclair follows the story of Narcissa, a powerful necromancer who inherits the title of Queen of the Dead from her grandmother. The book is set in New Orleans and revolves around Narcissa's journey to solve mysterious murders in the city while dealing with her newfound responsibilities and relationships with six men who support and love her. The plot is described as a mix of supernatural elements, mystery, and flirtatious interactions, with a focus on Narcissa's character development and her interactions with the other characters.
The writing style of 'Queen of the Dead' is praised for being light-hearted, humorous, and engaging. Readers appreciate the unique blend of different supernatural species coming together to assist Narcissa in overcoming the challenges she faces. The book is also noted for its fast-paced plot development, intriguing storyline, and the complex dynamics between the characters, creating a compelling and entertaining read.
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Save:'Silence Fallen' in the 'Mercy Thompson' series by Patricia Briggs follows the story of Mercy, a character known for her indomitable will and resourcefulness. Kidnapped by Bonarata, she finds herself navigating through various challenges, including political maneuvering, battles, and magical intrigue. Set in Europe, particularly Prague, the book delves into Mercy's growth in power and her alliances, showcasing a different side to her character as she faces dangers with cunning and quick thinking.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mercy Thompson ) - #3
Save:Jacky Leon, a werecat living a quiet life, is forced to protect an 11-year-old human girl, Carey, under an ancient treaty despite the risks involved. The book delves into urban fantasy with adrenaline-fueled scenes, intricate supernatural laws, and a strong female lead who navigates duty, family, and protecting what she believes in. As Jacky faces werewolf politics and supernatural conflicts, she must confront her vulnerabilities, loyalty, and determination to shield Carey from harm, even if it means disrupting her solitary existence.
The plot unfolds as Jacky finds herself entangled in a werewolf war, challenging the Laws that govern the supernatural community and her own identity as a werecat. With a mix of action, world-building, and character development, readers are taken on a journey where Jacky's sense of honor and duty lead her to confront her fears, protect Carey, and navigate the complexities of the supernatural world she inhabits.
Summer in East Texas was never easy. When it wasn’t over ninety degrees, it was humid and sticky, where sweat just made life miserable, even if it was cooling down a little. The pine trees that covere... - #4
Save:Grave Witch follows the story of Alex Craft, a grave witch with necromancy abilities, who gets entangled in a complex web of paranormal and normal politics as she navigates through mysteries and dangerous situations. The book introduces a unique world where magic, fae, shades, ghosts, and intricate characters like Death and Detective Falin Andrews play crucial roles in Alex's investigations and personal life. The plot is fast-paced, filled with suspenseful moments, unexpected twists, and well-developed mythology, making it an engaging and thrilling read for fans of urban fantasy.
The first time I encountered Death, I hurled my mother’s medical chart at him.As far as impressions went, I blew it, but I was five at the time, so he eventually forgave me. Some days I wished he hadn... - #5
Save:Sabina Kane is a professional assassin caught in the middle of a fragile peace between vampires and mages in a world where mixed blood is a liability. The book follows Sabina as she navigates loyalty, betrayal, and self-discovery while being entangled in a sordid plot against her kind. The story is action-packed, suspenseful, and filled with mystery, intrigue, and magic, showcasing a unique urban fantasy world created by Jaye Wells.
Digging graves is hell on a manicure, but I was taught good vampires clean up after every meal. So I ignored the chipped onyx polish. I ignored the dirt caked under my nails. I ignored my palms, rubbe... - #6
Save:War of Hearts by S. Young follows the story of Thea, a supernatural being hunted down by Conall, the Alpha of the last werewolf pack in Scotland. Conall is blackmailed into capturing Thea in exchange for saving his dying sister. The book is a mix of paranormal romance, enemies-to-lovers, and slow burn elements, with a strong focus on world-building and character development. The plot revolves around the tension between Thea and Conall, as they navigate their complex relationship while facing external threats and uncovering each other's secrets.
The city held no danger for Thea as she strolled down the nearly deserted street on the outskirts of the eighth district. In the dark, the seedy neighborhood in an otherwise beautiful Budapest, could ... - #7
Save:'The Midnight Hunt' by L.L. Raand is a supernatural fiction book that delves into the world of Praetern species, including Weres, Vampires, Mages, Fae, and Psi, who have revealed themselves to the human world and are fighting for recognition. The story revolves around Sylvan Mir, the Alpha of a werewolf pack, and Dr. Drake McKennan, an ER medic, who get entangled in a dangerous situation when a member of Sylvan's pack is attacked. As they navigate threats and societal issues, their attraction grows, leading to a potential relationship that could jeopardize their lives.
The book showcases a detailed supernatural world with a focus on the Pack's hierarchy, werewolf behavior, and the struggle for equal rights among preternatural species. The plot intertwines elements of civil rights movements and internal conflicts within the Praetern community, offering a mix of eroticism and speculative fiction that keeps the reader engaged.
Sylvan hungered to free her wolf. After three days in the city, encased in a steel-and-glass building fifteen hours at a time with nothing but concrete under her feet at night, she needed to fill her ... - #8
Save:In 'Season of Mists', part of 'The Sandman' series by Neil Gaiman, the storyline revolves around Dream being gifted the key to Hell by Lucifer, leading to various offers and power struggles for the ownership of Hell. As Dream navigates through the intricate web of gods and demons seeking control, the narrative delves into mythological figures, supernatural politics, and moral dilemmas. The writing style combines elements of classic mythologies with Gaiman's unique storytelling, creating a dark and complex world where the boundaries between good and evil blur.
The book 'Season of Mists' in 'The Sandman' series by Neil Gaiman is praised for its seamless integration of classic mythologies with the author's own creations, resulting in a compelling and thought-provoking narrative. The plot unfolds with a mix of supernatural elements, intricate character developments, and unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged in the complex world of gods, demons, and the Endless. Gaiman's writing style shines through in his ability to blend myth and modernity, offering a fresh perspective on traditional stories while exploring themes of power, redemption, and the consequences of one's actions.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Sandman ) - #9
Save:In "Hold Me Closer, Necromancer," readers are introduced to Sam, a college dropout working in a fast food joint, whose life takes a drastic turn when he discovers he is a necromancer after accidentally damaging a necromancer's car. Sam is thrust into a world of magic, encountering witches, werewolves, ghosts, and a powerful necromancer who sees him as a threat. The book is described as a mix of dark humor, fast-paced action, and supernatural elements, with a touch of coming-of-age themes woven into the narrative.
The writing style of the book is noted for its humor, wit, and clever chapter titles based on songs. The protagonist, Sam, is portrayed as a relatable and likable character who navigates the challenges of his newfound powers alongside his friends, creating an engaging and entertaining storyline that keeps readers hooked with its blend of fantasy and humor.
I stood in front of today’s schedule still holding my skateboard, still drenched from the ride over, and still desperately wishing that I hadn’t dropped out of college. But wishing wouldn’t erase Sam ... - #10
Save:'Archangel's Blade' in the 'Guild Hunter' series by Nalini Singh delves into the complex character of Dmitri, a centuries-old vampire who walks the line between monster and man. The plot revolves around Dmitri's past, his interactions with the heroine Honor, and their journey of solving a mystery involving a dead vampire with strange tattoo markings. The writing style is described as dark, intense, and emotionally engaging, with a focus on character development and the evolving relationship between Dmitri and Honor.
Crouching on the concrete pier lit only by the dull yellowglow of a flickering streetlight several feet away, Dmitri tilted the severed head toward him with a grip in the dead male’s damp hair, not bo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Guild Hunter )
