Wrap for January #WickedWords @AsYouWish
Two romance novels, two SF, and a graphic novel. I'm not sure if my pick would be Love Laodice or This is How You Lose the Time War; they're so different that I have no way to compare them.
Wrap for January #WickedWords @AsYouWish
Two romance novels, two SF, and a graphic novel. I'm not sure if my pick would be Love Laodice or This is How You Lose the Time War; they're so different that I have no way to compare them.
Last #WickedWords for January! @AsYouWish
This third book in the series was a bit of a holey hot mess, plot-wise, but still fluffy fun.
I didn‘t read the original version, but this graphic adaptation was gorgeous and fascinating! I learned so much about trees! #wickedwords : animals
Oh, this was fun and spicy! An arranged marriage between an alpha werewolf and a vampyre…. It‘s not my usual story, but I really got into it! #wickedwords: bicycle
It's always a pleasure to return to Kate Burkholder's world, and while the 16th installment had some plot twists that stretched believability a bit, it was still enjoyable. Love the characters in this series. Kate is gritty and tough without being obnoxious (actually, she kind of reminds me of Eve Dallas of the In Death series) and Castillo always writes the Amish as real people. It's also always fun to read books set in Ohio and actually know ⬇
Found “survivors“! In this short, somewhat disturbingly prophetic plague novel. One to go.
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Bicycle, gravcycle, what's the difference? (“Bicycle“ is also in the author bio, so it's not even cheating).
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