Shy Girl vs Popular Boy (Forever Love #3)
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A second-place sister. A first-rate jock. Can the light of love shine through the darkest pain? ...
Young Adult Contemporary Romance Family Saga
Night of Camp David
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"What would happen if the president of the U.S.A. went stark-raving mad?" Back by popular demand,...
Fiction Politics Thriller
Ubiety
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TO WHOEVER IS READING THIS I HAVE A QUESTION. Why are you here, reading this, today? Have you no...
Gaining Trust (Kiss of Leather #5)
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Chuck isn’t sure what he needs and Master Jordan can’t wait to show him. Stone’s shy junior...
BDSM M_M Contemporary Romance
Tell Me It's Real (At First Sight, #1)
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Do you believe in love at first sight? Paul Auster doesn't. Paul doesn't believe in much at all....
mm romance gay romance lgbtq romance
ClareR (5686 KP) rated The Sin Eater in Books
Oct 5, 2021
Each sin in this book has a different food, which is how 14yr old May Owens learns that something sinister is going on in the Queen’s court.
May can’t tell anyone what she knows. It’s a terrible punishment for a young girl: sentenced to a life of silence and ostracised by everyone - all because she stole bread to eat. Ok, she’ll never go hungry, but some of the combinations are pretty grim!
I really enjoyed reading about the travelling entertainers, and the homeless people who decide that living with a walking, breathing curse (May) is worth the risk when it’s cold outside.
This is a really atmospheric book, steeped in the sights, sounds and smells of a 16th Century England-type-place, and it ticked a lot of boxes for me as a historical fiction, occasional fantasy fan (amongst the other types of fiction!!)
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2173 KP) rated Tropical Depression in Books
Nov 12, 2021 (Updated Nov 12, 2021)
Yes, there is a lot going on in this book, but it all fits together perfectly. Honestly, I can’t imagine this book without any of the elements. We get a logical conclusion to the mystery, and the other storylines allow the characters to grow. I did find some of Sabrina’s behavior a little irritating, but it also allowed for some good development. There were more typos than there should be in the book. Since this is more a traditional mystery, there is a smattering of foul language. Both are worth noting only in passing. The book makes good use of changing the point of view character to fully develop the characters and tell the story. Overall, I loved getting to spend time with Sabrina again. I’m hoping we get to see how she is fairing after the events of this book soon.
A Subtle Breeze (Southern Spirits #1)
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Ezekiel Matthers and Brendon Shanahan are about to find out that sometimes all it takes is a subtle...
MM Paranormal Romance
The Kringle Caper
Tabletop Game
Shenanigans are afoot at the North Pole, and it's up to you to figure out what happened! The...
The New Girl
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Behind her dream life hides the perfect nightmare. I couldn’t believe it when I got the call to...