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    The First Tower - Tower of Damnation by Tristan H. Brown
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    Readers describe "The First Tower" in the series "Tower of Damnation" by Tristan H. Brown as a LitRPG story with a unique twist of having a protagonist with a vampire bloodline who is a good character rather than evil. Despite some editing issues like typos, the story is engaging, filled with mysteries, and introduces an interesting world with a class and race system that is well-developed and promises further elaboration in the future volumes. The plot revolves around an unlikely hero in a time travel tower story, facing challenges, making allies and enemies, and benefiting from knowledge of the future to navigate his path.


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    First Sorcerer - Singularity Online by Kyle Johnson
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    'First Sorcerer' in the series 'Singularity Online' by author Kyle Johnson follows the journey of the protagonist as he navigates through a virtual world, facing challenges, leveling up, and interacting with various characters. The plot unfolds gradually, with the protagonist engaging in tutorial-like activities, developing his skills, and overcoming obstacles. The writing style is described as easy to read, with a focus on character development and world-building, creating a sense of immersion in the game world.


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    Whitechapel Gods by S.M. Peters
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    'Whitechapel Gods' by S.M. Peters is a dark and gritty steampunk novel that delves into a world where the sun is blotted out, creating a grim and nihilistic setting. The story follows a cast of intriguing characters dealing with epic and chaotic mythos, blending elements of magic or science in a unique and original way. Despite some flaws in grammar and detail, the book offers a journey filled with vivid imagery and high concepts more akin to H.P. Lovecraft than traditional steampunk.

    The patient writhed and struggled in the bed, fighting a pain that distorted his features into something less than human. He was a comrade named Tor Kyrre, though Bailey could barely recognise him. Sp...

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    Strange Cargo - Western Lights by Jeffrey E. Barlough
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    In 'Strange Cargo', Jeffrey E. Barlough takes readers on a journey through an alternate Earth where Victorian characters coexist with prehistoric creatures. The novel intricately weaves together two plotlines involving a search for a beneficiary and an orphan seeking to rid herself of a supernatural burden. Barlough's writing style, reminiscent of Dickens and Lovecraft, creates a world filled with wonders, dark forces, and mysterious creatures beyond human comprehension.


    (Also, see 35 recommendations for the series Western Lights )

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    Broken Sky
    Book 1 in the series:The Broken

    Broken Sky - The Broken by L.A. Weatherly
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    Broken Sky by L.A. Weatherly is a dystopian novel set in a future America resembling the 1940s, where disputes are settled by skilled pilots known as Peacefighters. The story follows Amity, a Peacefighter who uncovers corruption within the Peace Corps and must navigate deception, betrayal, and dangerous politics to protect herself and her loved ones. The writing style is described as exquisite, with a blend of action, suspense, romance, and intricate world-building, creating a unique and engaging atmosphere that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.


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    The Faire
    Book 5 in the series:Harrow Faire

    The Faire - Harrow Faire by Kathryn Ann Kingsley
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    Readers describe 'The Faire' in the 'Harrow Faire' series by Kathryn Ann Kingsley as a dark and brilliant tale filled with unique characters and a captivating plot. The book follows the journey of Cora, a mortal who transforms into an eldritch Demi god, and her complex relationship with Simon, a villainous yet charming character. The writing style is praised for its ability to evoke strong emotions, blending elements of love, humor, and darkness seamlessly.

    She didn’t know to where. She didn’t know for how long. But as the darkness rushed by her, she could make out shapes that were barely discernible. They were just out of view and moving too quickly for...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Harrow Faire )

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    Soothing Nightmares
    Book 1 in the series:I.S.S

    Soothing Nightmares - I.S.S by M. Sinclair
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    'Soothing Nightmares' in the series 'I.S.S' by author M. Sinclair is a unique and captivating story that introduces readers to Arabella, a strong and sassy female lead surrounded by her intriguing harem of Nightmares. The book delves into the world of monsters, exploring their stories and complexities as they navigate a society where they are perceived as villains. With a mix of steamy scenes, thrilling plot twists, and a fascinating hierarchy structure of Nightmares, the book keeps readers hooked from the very beginning.

    The writing style of M. Sinclair in 'Soothing Nightmares' is described as gripping, steamy, and unique, offering a fresh take on the concept of monsters and their relationships with humans. The multi-POV narrative allows readers to dive deep into the minds of the characters, providing insight into their dynamics, challenges, and unwavering devotion to Arabella. The book seamlessly weaves flashbacks into the storyline, adding depth to the characters and enhancing the overall reading experience.

    I slid off my wire-framed glasses, the clink of them sounding against my desk causing me to jump slightly. I let out a low, tired sigh, rolling my shoulders as pain pulsed through my lower back. Crap....

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    Forgotten Ruin - Forgotten Ruin by Nick Cole, Jason Anspach
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    'Forgotten Ruin' in the series 'Forgotten Ruin' by Nick Cole and Jason Anspach is a military fantasy sci-fi novel that follows the story of present-day individuals finding themselves in a fantastical world. The plot combines elements of military science fiction with fantasy, creating a unique and engaging narrative that captivates readers from the first page. The writing style is described as personal and personable, with the narrator recounting the story in a detailed and engaging manner, adding depth to the characters and the overall plot.


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    Zeal of the Mind and Flesh - Spellheart by Marvin Knight
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    'Zeal of the Mind and Flesh' in the 'Spellheart' series by Marvin Knight is a fantasy novel that combines elements of sci-fi, cultivation, and wuxia. The story follows the main character who finds himself in a world of mixed magic and cultivation, starting at the very bottom with unique advantages as a non-elf. With a mix of science fiction and unpredictable plot twists, the book engages readers with its intriguing story and character development. The writing style includes gamelit elements, light use of point systems, and minimal science, creating a unique blend that appeals to fans of fantasy.

    The plot of the book involves cultivation wuxia, empire building, alchemy, and twists in the storyline. The main theme of the book is well thought out, but some readers found the side stories lacking depth. Despite some minor issues like editing errors and redundant phrases, the book manages to build suspense and keep readers engaged with a mix of genres and character dynamics.


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    Zodiac
    Book 1 in the series:Zodiac

    Zodiac - Zodiac by Romina Russell
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    'Zodiac' by Romina Russell is a science fiction and fantasy novel set in a futuristic world where humanity lives on twelve planets, each representing a zodiac sign. The story revolves around Rho, a teenage girl who becomes a Guardian of House Cancer after a disaster strikes her planet. As she uncovers a sinister plan to bring down all the houses, Rho must convince others to stand together or face destruction. The book explores themes of leadership, friendship, love triangles, and the importance of believing in what can't always be seen.

    TWELVE HOLOGRAPHIC SYMBOLS DRIFT DOWN the Academy hallway, gliding through people like colorful ghosts. The signs represent the Houses of our Zodiac Solar System, and they’re parading to promote unity...

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