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Sza Graph _z_raph — For a quirky, one-of-a-kind Victorian paranormal novel, try Gail Carriger’s Soulless. The first in the Parasol Protectorate series, it offers some very unique characters, lots of intrigue and romance, paranormal plots, and really funny writing. On the paranormal side, try the Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger. This is an ongoing romance/mystery series featuring Alexia Tarabotti and her various cohorts (some of whom are of the non-human persuasion). It is a fast-paced, tongue-in-cheek romp into a fascinating version of Victorian England. The series starts with Soulless and currently includes three other books with more on the way. Some of this series are available on audiobook and the narrator does a fantastic job of bringing Alexia to life speaking in her sarcastic manner. For an unusual, romantic, adventurous vampire series that may appeal to adult fans of the Twilight Saga, take a look at Gail Carriger’s Parasol Protectorate series. The Victorian setting, dry humor, romance and fast-paced plot might very well appeal to you. The first in the series is Soulless. If you don’t mind moving from modern paranormal romance to historical, the Soulless series by Cail Carriger is an excellent read full of laugh-out-loud humor, quirky characters, an intricate world and a good dose of intrigue. Try the Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger. This is an ongoing romance/mystery series featuring Alexia Tarabotti and her various cohorts (some of whom are of the non-human persuasion). It is a fast-paced, tongue-in-cheek romp into a fascinating version of Victorian England. The series starts with Soulless. For something a little different try the Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger. It features a very strong-willed heroine whose parasol is weapon of choice. It does contain fantasy elements and is set in Victorian England, but it’s filled with adventure, quirky secondary characters and romance. Start with Soulless and give it a try. It is available as an ebook. If it’s truly an out-of-the-box read you’re after, you won’t find anything quite like Gail Carriger’s Soulless. It features some dryly witty dialogue, an alternate Victorian London, werewolves and vampires and other supernatural creatures, a hint of mystery, and plenty of atmosphere. Although it is part of a series, the author limited it to five books which may be more palatable to your reading tastes. This Victorian steampunk romance is one-of-a-kind, and stars a hero and heroine unlike any other. Although the books are very different, you may enjoy this story’s unique perspective and independent, opinionated heroine, who bears some similarity to Amelia Peabody.

Itayyib Itayyib i_ayyib — I love William Gibson's short stories. They're all here. I especially enjoy Burning Chrome, Johnny Mnemonic, and Hinterlands. Fragments of a Hologram Rose was his first published short story (1977), and is an excellent example of lean prose. He cunningly writes stark sentences which imply huge amounts of information. The story Burning Chrome (1982) contains the first known use of the term "cyberspace".

Hugo Acevedo _ugo_cevedo — كتاب قيم لشكيب ارسلان صحيح انه الفه في الاربعينات ولكن فيه تحليل وغيره مثالية مما يعني ان قرائته ممتعة ومفيدة الكتاب جدير بالقراءة والاقتناء