1132 Results with the "Fantasy" genre


    • Deadly and Beautiful Things Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Reid follows Lou and her companions through the decaying grandeur of Chateau le Blanc, a labyrinthine castle filled with eerie remnants of magic. Lou, now revealed as La Dame des Sorcières, leads the group through a tower where Morgane’s personal chambers reside. The space is unnerving yet beautiful, with self-playing instruments, enchanted snowfall, and tapestries that seem alive. Lou’s hidden knowledge of the castle’s secrets becomes evident as she locates a concealed passage to the treasury,…
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      Darkness Mine

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter "Darkness Mine" from *Darkness Mine* delves into the protagonist Lou's harrowing experience of being consumed by an all-encompassing darkness. The narrative vividly describes how the darkness becomes an oppressive force, merging with Lou's identity until they feel indistinguishable from it. The pain and suffocation are palpable as Lou struggles without form, senses, or control, emphasizing a profound sense of disintegration and helplessness. The darkness is not just external but internalized,…
    • Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass Book 2) Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin In Crown of Mid­night, the grip­ping sec­ond install­ment of the Throne of Glass series, Celae­na Sar­doth­ien has become the King’s Champion—but her loy­al­ty is any­thing but absolute. As she car­ries out her dead­ly duties, Celae­na begins uncov­er­ing dark secrets buried with­in the glass cas­tle, secrets that could shat­ter the king­dom and expose her own mys­te­ri­ous past. Torn between her duty and her heart, she…
      Adventure Fiction • Fantasy • Fantasy • Fiction • Romance Novel • Young Adult
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      Confessional

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      by testsuphomeAdmin In this emotionally charged chapter, Reid and Lou share an intimate and desperate moment, aware that their time together may be fleeting. Reid is deeply moved by Lou's vulnerability, vowing to protect and cherish her despite the looming threat of death. Their connection is portrayed as sacred and all-consuming, with Reid willing to kiss away her tears and stand by her side unconditionally. Lou’s whispered words, "Where you go, I will go," resonate with him, reinforcing their bond as something profound…
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      Coco’s Flame

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      by testsuphomeAdmin Reid and Coco sit in a cemetery beneath a statue of Saint Magdaleine, enveloped in a heavy silence. Coco, visibly drained and emotionally numb, absently rubs a scar on her palm while Reid observes her with concern. Their conversation begins haltingly, touching on Lou’s recent behavior and the group’s shared hunger, but quickly shifts to deeper tensions. Coco’s blunt question about Lou’s potential pregnancy reveals her fear of added complications, while Reid’s awkward attempts to offer comfort…
    • Chapter VI — The Best That the Galoshes Gave Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter VI opens a peculiar door into the young Divine’s journey, not just through foreign lands but into the corners of his own expectations. His heart, fueled by books and lectures, longed for something bigger than his quiet surroundings. When he straps on the enchanted galoshes, the adventure begins not in joy but in a soggy Copenhagen garden. The drizzle dampens his spirits almost instantly, a small but symbolic warning of the disappointments to come. Transported across countries, he sees lakes,…
      Fable • Fantasy
    • Chapter V — Metamorphosis of the Copying-Clerk Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter V reveals a strange irony in the clerk’s journey—what was meant to be freedom turns into an entirely new form of captivity. As a lark, he once soared with joy, unburdened by papers, ink, and deadlines. Yet now, confined to a gilded cage beside a nostalgic Canary and a self-important Parrot, he feels more trapped than ever. Their world is one of melodies and mimicry, but none of it feels truly free. The Canary’s voice, though sweet, carries a weight of longing that reflects the emptiness…
      Fable • Fantasy
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      Chapter Two

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a vivid portrayal of a morning overshadowed by the unsettling presence of crows, symbolizing an ominous atmosphere that permeates the household. The narrator, Leighton, observes the birds as a metaphor for the tension that lingers with the return of a troubled figure in her life. This return disrupts the fragile normalcy she strives to maintain, especially as she prepares for school, hoping to keep peace despite the underlying turmoil. Leighton’s relationship with her family…
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      Chapter Two

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a tense confrontation centered around Nesta’s forced relocation and training schedule. Cassian observes Nesta’s defiance and discomfort as Feyre announces that she will move into the House of Wind, where she will undergo daily training in Windhaven and work in the library. Nesta’s refusal and her dismissive attitude toward the training and the new environment highlight her resistance to change and her reluctance to accept her new circumstances. Her anger and frustration are…
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      Chapter Two

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      by testsuphomeAdmin Nesryn, Captain of Adarlan’s Royal Guard, is a woman divided between duty and heritage. As she stands before the khagan in the god-city of Antica, her professional role demands poise and loyalty to her king, yet her personal connection to the city—where her father once lived—stirs deep emotions. The sights, smells, and people of Antica feel like home, a stark contrast to the discrimination she faced elsewhere. This duality leaves her knees trembling as she faces the khagan, a living myth whose…
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