Hope, Love, and Happy Endings: Recommendations

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Angels

The Mortal Instruments (series)
Angel Burn

Vampires

Twilight (series)
Night World (series)
Moon Called
Crusade
Bloodlines

Immortal

Immortal Beloved

Witches

The Last Apprentice / Wardstone Chronicles (series)
Moon Called
Chime

Were

13 to Life (trilogy)
Moon Called

Magic

Book of a Thousand Days
Ranger's Apprentice (series)
Study (series)
Books of Bayern (series)
Princess Academy
Raven Set (Duet)
Midnighters (trilogy)
Brightly Woven
The Body Finder
Seven Realms (series)
The Demon's Lexicon (trilogy)

Fairy

Wondrous Strange (trilogy)
The Iron Fey (series)
Moon Called

Dragon

Historical

Jane Eyre
Pride and Prejudice
Dark Mirror
Sylvester
Waterfall
The Merchant's Daughter

Others

Dragonfly, review
Books of Pellinor (trilogy)
Shadowcry
Blood Red Road
A Monster Calls

Religious

The Peacegiver
The Holy Secret

Dystopian

Catching Fire
Partials
Shatter Me
Crossed
Divergent

Mythological

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (series)
Starcrossed

Science Fiction
The Host
Fracture

Contemporary

Split, review
Sing Me to Sleep

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Hope

Give them set backs, mighty tasks and seemingly impossible moments filled with despair. I can take it; even relish in the moment. What would be the point of the characters if not to show us that we should never give up no matter the difficulties.

Love

I love this whole mixing of genres, romance with paranormal and all that. It is awesome, my favorite part of books when I was young was always the budding romances. I seek them out page by page. Now that doesn't mean I want to read beyond the budding part; too many details and certainly spoiling the fun. A little angst, sure, I'm down, but lets leave out the gritty details.

Happy Endings

I am somewhat sorry to say this, but the truth is I am a bit biased. The ending of a story should be good conquers all. Escape and good entertainment is what I seek from a book. So realistic endings or, more especially, bad guy exits stage laughing maniacally while good guys take last breath is not my thing. Plus, last impressions really stick with me. End the book bad and that is what I remember most, not the awesome story or stellar characters, just crushing despair and the futility of it all.

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