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• Forged in Blood

  Kincaid, Sadie,

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  Paranormal "Why Choose" romance with plenty of spice and very little connective tissue between some of the scenes. Don't be fooled by the page count. This is a pretty quick read.

• Dungeon Crawler Carl

  Dinniman, Matt,

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  First book in a LitRPG series. Funny enough, only this book in the series counts as fast food fiction. It's exactly what you expect from it (gory, over-the-top, somewhat raunchy humor at times), but the series becomes more complex with it's themes…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Bloom

  Dawson, Delilah S.

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  If you've ever read sapphic horror before, this is exactly what you expect it's going to be. For people who aren't familiar with the genre, however, you probably wouldn't classify this as fast food, so keep that in mind.

• The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern

  Braun, Lilian Jackson,

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  Cozy mystery where the formula is exactly what you expect it to be. Maybe there's a little twist about the criminal, but there probably isn't. I gobbled this series up as a kid, though, so it's definitely entertaining.

• Legends & Lattes

  a Novel of High Fantasy and Low Stakes

  Baldree, Travis, 1977-

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  The epitome of "What it says on the tin." Like, yeah, very low stakes, high fantasy creatures/setting, and not much else. (P.S., You'll find that a lot of cozy fantasy/mystery could fit this list's criteria)

• Crafting for Sinners

  a Novel

  Kiefer, Jenny,

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  Another horror book that's exactly what you expect from the summary. Even the twist is unsurprising when you're familiar with horror genre conventions.

• Divergent

  Roth, Veronica,

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  The fast fiction of YA dystopia. If you've read any, you've read this one.

• Redshirts

  Scalzi, John, 1969-

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  A fun, kind of trippy sci-fi that still serves well as fast food. Anything that plays into the humor/stereotypes of a genre can often double as a fast food option for said genre, in my experience.

• Under Loch and Key

  Ferguson, Lana,

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  It's a loch ness monster romance with some spice. That's it. It's still a fun read, though, so check it out if romance is your thing.

• It's Jeff. Jeff-verse

  Thompson, Kelly, 1976-

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  This one is just pure fun. Like, it's just Jeff! Every page in here holds the adorable, eponymous land shark.