The Hunger Games Trilogy
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Synopsis of The Hunger Games Trilogy: Set in the distant future after the destruction of North America as we know it, the great nation of Panem is now all that remains of human civilization. Panem is comprised of the Capitol and its 13 surrounding districts. The Capitol is a place of excess and lavish affairs where people are concerned with fashion and frivolity while the districts suffer under the President’s oppressive rule. Within the districts people starve, are worked to the bone, and discontent is ever present but the Capitol’s peacekeepers keep things under tight control through the use of force and fear. As a reminder to all the districts that they once lost the battle for freedom during a great uprising, the hunger games are held every year. Each year a male and female child between the ages of 12-18 are chosen at random as tributes to the games, once chosen they are thrust into an arena of the Capitol’s design that holds a host of deadly surprises for them. They must kill or be killed as only one person can win the games – the last person standing. The story is centered on Katniss Everdeen, who volunteered to be a tribute in the games in the place of her younger sister Primrose Everdeen. She must battle for her life against both the opposing tributes and the capitol. Her actions taken to survive and protect those she cares about are taken as a direct threat to the government and she soon finds herself in an even more dangerous game than she ever imagined. [ artwork ] |
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The Hollows Series
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Synopsis of ‘The Hollows Series’: Beings called “Inderlanders” (vampires, witches, werewolves, pixies, elves, and more) are out amongst humans thanks to a genetic experiment gone wrong that caused the human population to dwindle, and has allowed them to come out without fear of being destroyed. Enter Rachel Morgan, a witch who makes a living bringing criminal Inderlanders to Justice. Her journey begins with a price on her head for wanting to leave the organization she works for. Teaming up with a vampire and a pixie, she starts her own agency and struggles to stay alive through the twists and turns her life makes. |
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Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Series
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Synopsis of the ‘Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Series’: Anita Blake is a necromancer by trade who raises the dead for an insurance company and does some side work for the police on occasion. This has proven to get her into some trouble here and there and her life quickly takes a turn in a direction she never expected. When a Vampire targets her as a love interest she falls deeper and deeper into what she calls “monster” culture. Anita is forced to make sacrifices and go against her own beliefs to save those around her from the monsters that prey on humans and people she cares about. *** It should be noted that these books have erotic scenes*** |
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Meredith Gentry Series
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Synopsis of the ‘Meredith Gentry Series’: Meredith NicEssus is a faerie princess who has become a private investigator using the last name “Gentry” in order to hide from her family. At a young age her family tried to kill her because she is part human and brownie, and they felt her mixed blood would pollute the throne if she were to ascend to it. Due to the repeated attempts on her life, she fled to Los Angeles where she took on the false name and P.I. profession. As it turns out, the magic of Faerie (her homeland’s essence) wants her to ascend to the throne and she must fight her way through politics and assassination attempts in order to survive long enough to bring the dyeing magic back to her people. *** This series has erotic scenes throughout*** |
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Otherworld Series
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Synopsis of the ‘Otherworld Series’: This series is unique in that it has multiple narrators that change from book to book. All of the books are set in the same world where werewolves, witches, necromancers, and vampires struggle to fit in amongst humans undetected. Some of the main characters include Eve Levine, Paige Winterbourne, Elena Michaels, Jeremy London, and Nick Sorrentino. The story interweaves throughout the books and you see familiar faces with each book you pick up that tie the series together. |
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