pick#favoritereadofthemonth (October)
I finished this in one sitting because I couldn't put it down. Once again, Patricia Briggs delivers a fun, engaging story told in 5 short stories that shes ties together about Asil (from the Mercyverse). I loved reading about his 5 dates & appreciated how she tied all 5 stories together, & even had a HEA.
Thanks for the tag @ChaptersofChaos
pickI read this in 2013 and I liked it, I may have read more of the series? I can‘t remember, but I have plenty of catching up to do regardless. So since 2006 we as a society are more aware of cultural appropriation & Briggs is not native & the fae are sent to reservations which is… not ideal. Urban fantasy around that time would throw in any & every culture with little to no research, I don‘t know how the indigenous community feels about it here
Hello! I‘ve had a bit of a Litsy-hiatus due to work travel and the newly enforced vacation (iykyk). But I missed you! Y‘all help me actually think about what I‘m reading, and it turns out that I couldn‘t remember the title of a single book I‘d read lately, good or bad, when asked by my hairdresser last week 😆 so let‘s try and turn that around. At least Briggs‘ werewolves are always memorable…
pickShinn‘s Twelve Houses series is one of my very favorite fantasy series, and there has always been an information gap - what happened to Kirra & Donnal on Dorrin Island? And now, so many years later, we finally know! I was so excited to hear about this book coming out.
Most of my enjoyment of this novella came from just being back with characters & in a world I know so well. I do wish it had been longer & given them more space to work things out.
To make up for my sluggish reading 😜😂, I am going to post about past reads, & give updated remarks for #overcomingevilempires
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Random postings. There will sometimes be one book, sometimes a collection 😉👍🏼📚💝.
Thank You @Chrissyreadit for creating these Book Clubs.
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pickIt‘s perfect!!! I read the whole series so fast! Just read it, you won‘t be sorry!!
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Another delayed April review—this one I finished early in the month but never got around to posting. This is the third in the Sea Wicche Chronicles which is a spin-off of the Sam Quinn series. It‘s paranormal fluff overall with lots of danger & spice mixed in, but sometimes you need just that & I like the characters & setting, so I‘ll keep reading. 😉
