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#AuthorAMonth2023
#AuthorAMonth
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#AuthorAMonth2023
#AuthorAMonth
A novella that I wish was a longer story. I‘d love to know where the main characters are now. Another #AuthorAMonth read finished and another pick for Taylor Jenkins Reid.
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This was a cute little fantasy romcom short story about a man down on his luck and the kind, quirky stranger who helps him after knocking into him and breaking his glasses.
Read if you want a smile ☺️
I got a physical library card today, and Denver is doing a limited time Black History Month card this Feb ✨ I usually rely on digital holds but had the urge to get one! I also picked up a couple of promising reading options 🥳
Pleasantly surprised. I found this richly atmospheric especially for such a short story. Haunting and unsettling. Like a vivid dream vaguely remembered the following morning.
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Thanks to @KarenUK for putting this on my #readersradar last night. (And for the #pop23 prompt! 😁) Set in the 1970s, a doctor‘s wife discovers her husband‘s affair and starts writing to the other woman‘s husband, and we also see letters between the doctor and his paramour.
It‘s only a short story / novella but still packs a punch and there‘s room for a bit of a twist too.
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I seldom read books in the fantasy genre, so I think that put me at a total disadvantage for not only liking this short story, but understanding it as well. I absolutely loved Alix‘s debut novel, The Ten Thousand Doors of January, so I thought I would really like this one. I guess I should have known better when I didn‘t understand the title details summary. 🤦🏻♀️
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An epistolary novella, set in the seventies….. A wife of a doctor discovers the evidence of the title. As she connects with the wronged husband on the other end of the affair, a friendship forms. Told through letters between both couples, it‘s a fairly straightforward story, but the ending has a satisfying conclusion.
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A solidly creepy and short read. I guess I was expecting a little more from it.