Books tagged with: enemies to lovers

  • Peripheral PeopleReesa Herbert & Michelle Moore
    Peripheral People
    by Reesa Herbert & Michelle Moore
    Science Fiction

    Corwin Menivie and Nika Sanitvan are decorated veterans of the Imperial Enforcement Coalition, and they solve cases the old fashioned way. However, when they are paired up with Westley Tavera and Gavin Hale, a powerful Reader/Ground team, things start off awfully rocky.   During a routine investigat...

  • The Night CircusErin Morgenstern
    The Night Circus
    by Erin Morgenstern
    Fantasy

    “The circus arrives without warning. No announcements precede it. It is simply there, when yesterday it was not. Within the black-and-white striped canvas tents is an utterly unique experience full of breathtaking amazements. It is called Le Cirque des Rêves, and it is only open at night.” Celia Bow...

  • CrosstalkConnie Willis
    Crosstalk
    by Connie Willis
    Science Fiction

    You hear about those couples having the ill-concieved notion of getting matching permanent tattoos shortly after they've met, despite the real probability their relationship may not last. Crossover goes one further with that premise. Instead of tattoos it's a "simple" medical procedure ( EED ) that...

  • King ConStephen J. Cannell
    King Con
    by Stephen J. Cannell
    General Fiction

    There is nothing quite like a caper movie. A bunch of loveable rogues essentially breaking the law, but it is ok as they are up against even worse rogues. It is not a genre that I have found in a book format too often, can you capture the humour and pace required to make the ride an exciting one? Wh...

  • Love BitesRy Herman
    Love Bites
    by Ry Herman
    Horror

    The best thing about genre fiction is that it provides such a wide array of ideas. Take the  concept  of a vampire novel. You may immediately think of  gothic buildings and lace, but you could easily read a modern vampire novel that is violent and full of action.  Love Bites  by Ry Herman  goes in a...

  • Certain Dark ThingsSilvia Moreno-Garcia
    Certain Dark Things
    by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
    Horror

    It was not until I browsed my sister’s bookshelves that I realised that vampire fiction is its own genre. She is a prolific reader and seems to exclusively read vampire books. I asked her to lend me some and I realised why you can read so many ‘similar’ books and nothing else, as the books can be va...

  • MisruleHeather Walter
    Misrule
    by Heather Walter
    Fantasy

    Everyone knows the story of Sleeping Beauty, or do they? Malice by Heather Walter retold the story leading up to Aurora falling asleep, but with far more detail on Aurora and her relationship with Alyce, the person responsible for her curse. Misrule opens 100 years later and tells the second part of...

  • Together We BurnIsabel Ibanez
    Together We Burn
    by Isabel Ibanez
    Fantasy

    I love fantasy novels, especially when an author takes the genre in a different direction.  Together We Burn by Isabel Ibanez is a fantasy book unlike the others. The difference is that this fantasy world is based on Latin culture and the dragons are hunted and caught. Once captured this menace is n...

  • A Market of Dreams and DestinyTrip Galey
    Fantasy

    There are two ways to treat fairy folk in a fantasy novel. You can hide them, only the protagonist knowing that there is a secret world in the forest. Or you can embrace them. Make the likes of goblins and fairies' part of everyday life. In A Market of Dreams and Destiny by Trip Galey, an accord has...

  • ShigidiWole Talabi
    Shigidi
    by Wole Talabi
    Fantasy

    Most people love a good heist if they are not the ones being robbed. Be it in the movies, a documentary, or even a novel, a heist is all about planning and then it falling apart instantly. You can tell the story of a heist in different ways; do you go deeply into the plan or find out more about the...

  • The Last Phi HunterSalinee Goldenberg
    The Last Phi Hunter
    by Salinee Goldenberg
    Fantasy

    I love fantasy, from the low to the high, but I love it even more when it is tackled in an interesting way. The Last Phi Hunter by Salinee Goldenberg has all the elements of High Fantasy, packed with more magic than a Paul Daniels Appreciation Society AGM, but this is not a book of wizards and elves...

  • Shoestring TheoryMariana Costa
    Shoestring Theory
    by Mariana Costa
    Horror

    The creation of a new subgenre comes fraught with danger, there may be a good reason it did not arise before. I am seeing an increase in what can be called Cosy Fantasy, novels that have many of the tropes of the genre but concentrate on character interaction over the action. The threat is that Fant...

  • Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs to DieGreer Stothers
    Fantasy

    Fantasy has a rich history of heroes who fight against the odds to ensure that good triumphs over evil, but what about the cowards? What about the people who would rather live in peace and quiet faraway from the front and have no truck with prophecies, even if they are the centre of them? In Greer S...

  • Way of the WalkerSalinee Goldenberg
    Way of the Walker
    by Salinee Goldenberg
    Fantasy

    Naming your book The Last Phi Hunter comes with some idea that this will be the last of their kind, but Salinee Goldenberg proves this is not the case with a sequel, Way of the Walker . But is this Walker an actual Phi Hunter? If your job is to find and kill the undead (Phi), befriending them and he...