pickThis book was a rollercoaster of emotions. It made me laugh, and cry, had me suspicious of everyone except Balen. I was 100% invested in the main characters. They had me frustrated, begging them to just talk to eachother and be happy.
(I love those idiots)
This gave me everything I enjoy in a fantasy book. The magic and the lore. The court intrigue and arcane assassins. The angst.
10/10 for me. I'm looking forward to reading the sequel
I've slowly been making progress on my first round for #BookishMonopoly
I still need to finish Januaries. I've been enjoying it.
(My ADHD has me book hopping around my ever growing TBR and I've also signed up for a local Book Bingo 😅)
@AkashaVampie
Had a blast today at Queers and Quills book convention!
There is always stress about how organized things are and how good the attendees will be. But not only did a bunch of attendees give volunteers presents (goodie bags, bookmarks, candy), but everyone was just lovely 😍.
Not a big ❤️ reader I didn't know most of the authors but everyone today was so nice, and we were packed! I am excited to help out again next year!! What a success.
January 19th #25Alive AuthorsYouLove. I have a lot of authors I love, so I went with the New Favorite Author. And she's Canadian 🇨🇦 @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
SAY NO MORE!!!
I've been dying to be back in the mismatched mates world! Starting this immediately 😍.
pick3.75⭐
This was your typical rockstar romance, with great narration. Nothing about it wowed me…but nothing upset me, either.
pickA concept reminiscent of existential therapy; death, meaning, isolation, and freedom, with prose that dives between the dissonance of reality and unreality and that heady sense that the past is the future, Klune explores the philosophical/scientific debate of nature vs. nurture with an evocative twist, thus inbuing the story in subtext; memory, introspection, testimony, and reason while balancing the social benefits of knowledge vs. autonomy.
