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Nicked
READ MORE →: NickedFinally, a good one for me this summer. Historically accurate ish queer heist to steal Santa’s bones. Excellent command of atmosphere, setting, and character, delivering these to the reader like a vision in a dream. Ironically illiterate 2
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The Only One Left: Costco Twists
READ MORE →: The Only One Left: Costco TwistsPlease no more twists I can’t take it anymore. Started off great and had really high hopes but rather than doing any sort of real story building after the first act, the author opted to cram in as many twists as possible. Ironically…
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Brave New World
READ MORE →: Brave New WorldI opted to read the graphic novel version of this classic. I had never read it before and didn’t think I was ever going to get around to it so the updated format was a welcome chance. I did not realize was written…
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Martyr!
READ MORE →: Martyr!TLDR; The story is captivating, the writing is fabulous! Wow, wowowow. I’m not usually one to talk to myself while I read but multiple verbal “WHAT”s and “uh oh..”s were uttered. Hella queer people!? (yayyy). Highly recommend!!! Ok so I, for one, cannot…
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Demon Copperhead
READ MORE →: Demon CopperheadWhat a journey, man! The story follows a kid called Demon from birth, up ’til somewhere in his 20s I think. Highs that seem so high because the lows are so treacherously low. I was pretty much constantly anxious, worried and rooting for…
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Yesteryear
READ MORE →: YesteryearOhhhh it’s a really bad book y’all. The author had the idea for the (excellent!) premise but it turns out she really didn’t want to research or write anything related to it. In this book about a tradwife having to labor under the…
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The Ghostwriter
READ MORE →: The GhostwriterI really liked this book and will definitely try more books by this author. I like mysteries where you have a chance of solving it. Good character development and she leaves you hanging a little at the end. Julia Baker





