by Lise MacTague
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Unknown to regular citizens, nightmarish creatures lurk in the dark underbelly of human civilization. The presence of these supranormals ("supras")?werewolves, vampires, demons?is a closely guarded government secret, as is the existence of a cadre of specially engineered Hunters charged with exterminating them. Codenamed Malice, Hunter Mary Alice ...
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appears in Lesbian, LGBTQ, and Romance.
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Consider This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal elMohtar. Recommended by 6 sources.
“This Is How You Lose the Time War is a compact, lyrical epistolary novella pairing time‑travel spycraft with an enemies‑to‑lovers romance. It unfolds through stylized letters that prioritize voice, metaphor, and sensory detail over mechanical explanation. What works best is intense, intimate emotional writing and imaginative imagery; the main limitation is deliberately thin worldbuilding and an elliptical plot that leaves many questions unanswered. Best read slowly so the language lands—it's more mood‑piece than procedural sci‑fi.”
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