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Morgan Sheppard (968 KP) created a post in Bookworms

May 14, 2025  
📖 ARC CALL! ✨

Daffodils and Dreams (Brodyr Alarch #4) is READY! 💙 This fantasy romance is a Little Briar Rose retelling full of dreams, ancient magic, and a love story wrapped in thorns and hope. 🌙🌼

Looking for early readers! Want a copy? Sign up for a chance to dive into a world of magic, adventure, and love - https://forms.gle/jwdFDqs77LD4D2Tu5

Never read the series? I’ve got you covered. ARCs of books 1–3 are available too. 👑

🦢 Welsh-inspired fairytales
💫 Sweet, slow-burn romance
👑 Royal brothers & powerful heroines

📚 Let me know if you'd like one—and thank you for supporting indie authors! 💙
   
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Morgan Sheppard (968 KP) created a post

May 14, 2025  
📖 ARC CALL! ✨

Daffodils and Dreams (Brodyr Alarch #4) is READY! 💙 This fantasy romance is a Little Briar Rose retelling full of dreams, ancient magic, and a love story wrapped in thorns and hope. 🌙🌼

Looking for early readers! Want a copy? Sign up for a chance to dive into a world of magic, adventure, and love - https://forms.gle/jwdFDqs77LD4D2Tu5

Never read the series? I’ve got you covered. ARCs of books 1–3 are available too. 👑

🦢 Welsh-inspired fairytales
💫 Sweet, slow-burn romance
👑 Royal brothers & powerful heroines

📚 Let me know if you'd like one—and thank you for supporting indie authors! 💙
      
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Ross (3284 KP) rated That's Your Lot in Books

Aug 1, 2019  
That's Your Lot
That's Your Lot
Brian Limond aka Limmy | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry, Humor & Comedy
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8.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
Not as good as Daft Wee Stories
Some more daft wee stories from Limmy. I picked this up as a holiday read when my current fantasy book became too grim for poolside reading. These short stories are all of a similar feel to the first set but to my mind of lesser quality. The stories are generally all someone getting themselves into a ludicrous situation after a series of seemingly logical decisions. None of these quite match up with those in the first book, and some just end without his trademark twisted punchline. The final story, more of a novella, is more like a rejected Irvine Welsh story than his usual, and is really quite an unpleasant read.