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A Marvellous Light
A Marvellous Light | Freya Marske
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Sarahreadstoomuch
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Oh this was lovely fun! A queer historical fantasy romance and mystery…. I loved these characters- Robin and Edwin and will definitely continue the series. #bookspinbingo #bingo

TheAromaofBooks Great progress!! 1mo
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Kenyazero
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I just reread this (already!) thanks to #LGBTBookClub and greatly enjoyed it a second time. This time I went with the audiobook and it was a fun ride. I did enjoy reading it myself a bit more than listening, but it was a close second. #LGBTQ #Magic

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peanutnine
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This was a reread for me but loved it just as much the second time! I've been meaning to read the sequel which I preordered but still haven't gotten to 😅 so this was a good refresher of the magic system and world-building before I finally pick that one up!
#LGBTbookclub @AbigailJaneBlog #SeriesLove2023 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView #LGBTQ2023 purple cover @Kenyazero #Booked2023 gaslamp fantasy @BarbaraTheBibliophage @Cinfhen @alisiakae

AbigailJaneBlog Yess love that you enjoyed it again! 🌟 2mo
TheSpineView Love to reread favorites. Great job 2mo
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Kenyazero I also need to read the sequel, which I preordered and have been neglecting ever since 😆 I even preordered the third book earlier this month. 2mo
peanutnine @Kenyazero same!! I've got it on my TBR for this month so 🤞🏻 2mo
Cinfhen Yay!! I‘m always worried that a book I loved won‘t hold up on a re-read 😅 2mo
Lizpixie 🙌🎉 2mo
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Soubhiville
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Thank you for the recommendation for my #12challenge @peanutnine ! I really enjoyed it. 😁

A fantasy with a very spicy romance 🌶️! Great characters, cool magic system, fun mystery. I‘m looking forward to reading the second in the series.

#serieslove2023 (book 1, totally works as a stand alone too!)

TheSpineView Awesome! 2mo
peanutnine Oh yay! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊 2mo
Andrew65 Looks good. Well done 👏👏👏 2mo
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AbigailJaneBlog
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Q3: family was a big factor in this book, with many different family dynamics taking the stage. Did you have a favourite family, or favourite character? Who did you feel had the most interesting character relationship?

Bonus: how do the family dynamics in this book match up to the last books we've read, all of which have had family as a giant theme?

#LGBTbookclub

Clare-Dragonfly Edwin‘s painful relationship with his family did make for the most interesting dynamic, though it‘s awful for him! It was one of many satisfying points of contrast between Edwin and Robin: one with a good maternal relationship and awful sibling relationships, one with awful parental relationships and a good sibling relationship. 2mo
Kenyazero @Clare-Dragonfly @AbigailJaneBlog I hadn't thought about the contrast between their family situations for some reason. Very interesting! 2mo
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AbigailJaneBlog I loved the family dynamics tbh, I thought it was really clever how Marske was able to highlight how well Edwin's family knew each other and contrast that by the utter dislike 2mo
ozma.of.oz I really loved the relationship between Robin and his sister! They are so supportive and loving! And I agree the contrast between them and Edwin‘s family is striking! 2mo
peanutnine I did love the contrast between the two family dynamics, they each had their own family trauma for different reasons. I loved Edwin's relationship with his mother and was glad that he had someone in his corner to be vulnerable with. 2mo
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AbigailJaneBlog
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Q2: Although this book is a dual POV of two men, gender is undeniably important. What did you think of Markse's women characters? Did any stand out to you? Why?

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Clare-Dragonfly Um, the women characters were all way better than the men 😂 That‘s actually a joke since some of the women are awful! Actually I appreciated that there was a gender balance in secondary characters between badass and horrible, though all the serious villains seem to be men. It looks like the second book is about Maud, which is great, though I want more Miss Morrissey! 2mo
Kenyazero I am very disappointed that the sequel books don't focus on Miss Morrissey. I really like her, she's a very interesting character. Her firm way of handling everything makes her a formidable character and I'd love to see her in action handling more crisis than we see her handle in this book. 2mo
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AbigailJaneBlog Yes I agree with you guys about Miss Morrissey, but weirdly I wasn't surprised that she doesn't seem to be getting any individual attention 2mo
ozma.of.oz I loved Miss Morrissey! And the few chapters we got with her sister were fantastic! I want her to have a story too! 2mo
peanutnine Miss Morrissey is the epitome of a strong, capable woman handling the work of a man without credit just because of society standards. Loved her sass! I also got serious Caroline Bingley vibes from Edwin's sister: accepting the patriarchy and buying into the oppression in order to succeed as best she can 2mo
Clare-Dragonfly @peanutnine Ooh, yes, Caroline Bingley is a good comparison! 2mo
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AbigailJaneBlog
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Question 1 for the March #LGBTbookclub

What did you think of the magic system/society in this world? What intrigued you the most/least?

Bonus Q: how does this magic system compare to those found in the last two books we've read?

Kenyazero I love the magic system in this book! It's super interesting and fun to imagine. It was also interesting how the cradling with vs without a string highlights Edwin's magical disability and brings it from invisible to visible. 2mo
Clare-Dragonfly I thought the magic system was great, so unusual! I liked that it had a clear physical anchor even if most characters don‘t need the physical part… and I LOVED that some women took the fact that they didn‘t get formal training, went ahead and taught themselves, and worked out a whole new path. 2mo
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AbigailJaneBlog I agree with you guys - I think this is one of the most unique and well thought out magic systems I've seen in a while, right down to the women teaching themselves 2mo
ozma.of.oz I love the idea of an anchor, like the string, for the magic! And I want to learn so much more about the magic that‘s bound to the land! 2mo
peanutnine I loved this magic system! I liked how the cradles seemed to be formulaic, almost like learning a new language. And how women like Sutton formed a more efficient shorthand on their own like @Clare-Dragonfly mentioned. @ozma.of.oz I'm also super curious about the property magic and what affects the bond for each magician. 2mo
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Skeeterisme
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Lost the plot at some point, but still enjoyable

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Clare-Dragonfly
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A delightful fantasy romance! I really enjoyed the Edwardian Britain setting and the magical world Marske built alongside the ordinary one. It definitely had shades of Harry Potter while being its own thing. The characters are all wonderful—the Morrissey sisters, of course, were my favorites. The romance was developed well while showing the very different people Edwin and Robin are. And oh, boy, does Marske have a way with a Chekhov‘s gun!

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kissmehardy
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God, I love good historical fantasy. Robin and Edwin were perfect foils (and lovers! 😍), the magic system was super cool, and the central mystery was so fun to unravel! I only wish Adelaide and Kitty had been a bigger part of the story. #historicalfantasy

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AbigailJaneBlog
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Time to vote for April's pick! https://forms.gle/b98npQCMos9Zyzu46

Also a reminder that this month's discussion will be posted on the 26th (or thereabouts!) Please let me know if you'd like to be added/removed from the tags.

#LGBTbookclub

PuddleJumper Voted! 3mo
BookwormAHN ✔️ 3mo
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willaful I've never heard of any of these! 😮 3mo
AbigailJaneBlog @willaful it's so strange how that happens! Aces Wild has been suggested at least 3 times so I suspect that may win, but we shall see! 3mo
willaful It does sound pretty fun -- I'll vote for that. 3mo
ozma.of.oz Voted! 3mo
Kenyazero Voted! 3mo
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ozma.of.oz
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Robin is introduced to the hidden magical world in England when a shadowy group think he knows something. Luckily, the handsome magician Edwin is there to help Robin figure out what‘s going on.

This was charming. Marske‘s descriptions are lush, & I really adored our main characters. The magic systems were intriguing, & I am so invested in the big mystery. I was a bit unsatisfied with the end, but it left me wanting to find the sequel. 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑

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Lucy_Anywhere
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I think it‘s fair to say that February was a bust 😅 Lots of picking up books and putting them down again and then comfort-reading old favourites instead #bookspinbingo

dabbe But these pages look BEAUTIFUL! 😊 3mo
Lucy_Anywhere Thanks @dabbe - the magic of washi tape! 3mo
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LitsyEvents
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Repost for @AbigailJaneBlog:

And here we have March's #BuddyRead pick! Can't wait to hear your thoughts on it.

Discussion will be on the 26th, content warnings can be found here:
https://booktriggerwarnings.com/A_Marvellous_Light_by_Freya_Marske

#LGBTbookclub

Original post:
https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2556715

AbigailJaneBlog Thank you! As always, anyone is welcome to join, just let me know! 🎉 3mo
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AbigailJaneBlog
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And here we have March's pick! Can't wait to hear your thoughts on it.

Discussion will be on the 26th, content warnings can be found here:
https://booktriggerwarnings.com/A_Marvellous_Light_by_Freya_Marske

#LGBTbookclub

peanutnine Once again, I've already read this one 🙃🤣 but I might do a reread cause I bought the sequel and could use a refresher before jumping back into this universe. Either way, looking forward to everyone's thoughts, this is a good one! 3mo
BookwormAHN Yeah 😺 3mo
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Nelnjali Ooo, this looks good and it's on Kindle Unlimited. I'm trying to get caught up on things, so I can be more active in these discussions. I'm almost done with In Deeper Waters! 3mo
AbigailJaneBlog @peanutnine I'm looking forward to this one too! 3mo
psalva I see there‘s a copy at my library which I can hopefully snag later today, so I‘m going to try to join in this time :) 3mo
PuddleJumper I've had this one on my TBR for awhile. Looking forward to reading it 3mo
AbigailJaneBlog You all look like you're excited for this one! Thanks for letting us know about KU @Nelnjali I didn't know it was available there! 3mo
willaful I've already read this one too, but could probably use a refresher. 3mo
ozma.of.oz I have this one! Woo! And the third one comes out in November! 3mo
Gissy Great pick!! I have the Illuminate edition. There is a sequel too I believe. 3mo
Clare-Dragonfly Red, White, and Royal Blue meets Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell?! I am so in! 3mo
AbigailJaneBlog Wow seems like we're all excited for this - perhaps we'll have to read the sequels too! 3mo
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Johanna414
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1. I absolutely loved A Marvellous Light!

2. My daughter turns 5 on the 14th and is fully ready to celebrate for the entire month 🤣 Beyond that, I plan on reading a ton of middle grade for #MiddleGradeMarch and am looking forward to a crochet class I‘m teaching at work on Thursday.

Thanks for the tag, @IndoorDame - I‘m “tagging” anyone who wants to participate!

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Johanna414
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Here I am at 2am, feeling totally comfortable with the decision to stay up and finish this - despite the fact that my kids will be awake in about 4 hours... it was so good! The magic system was really cool and I absolutely adored Edwin & Robin ❤

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Johanna414
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Daycare is closed today so I took a sick day to watch Nina and my friend's little guy. We took a trip to the library, where they happily played for an hour while I got to read!

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Lucy_Anywhere
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My library hold for the tagged book came in… and I came home with three more library books and a 50p charity shop bargain 🙈

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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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Opening presents that are books on Christmas morning > other mornings

Thanks @CarolynM - I‘ve been meaning to read this one for ages

peanutnine I loved this book! And cute card 💖 5mo
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WriterAtHeart
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I wasn't really in the mood for the steaminess this go around, but I did enjoy the overall storyline. The characters were cute and I liked the magical system. Overall, I give this book 3 of 5 stars.

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JuliaTheBookNerd
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#Lights 💡💡 #DivineDecember 🎄❄️🎁

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs Perfect 🤩 6mo
RainyDayReading This is one of my favorites for this year! 🖤 6mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Awesome cover 💗🖤 6mo
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Preciouz29
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So good, much better than I was expecting it to be.

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Cazxxx
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🎧 currently listening 🎧

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bookandbedandtea
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A magical population- with a very original style of magic- hiding in plain sight in Edwardian England. 💥 A shadow group searching for ancient magical artifacts in order to draw on the power of other magicians.😱 An opposites attract, slow burn, yet steamy, romance. 🔥 A magical house. 😍
I thoroughly enjoyed this! (Slightly spoilery comment below)
📷: pinterest

bookandbedandtea Does magic ability make one a massive a$$? The lovely, adorable Edwin and considerate, badass Kitty were the only magicians in the whole book who possessed any kindness. 😒 10mo
shanaqui Ooh, this made me realise I should tooootally look around for art of this book. >_> This one's pretty! And I'm considering rereading this book now, to see what else I pick up on a reread... 10mo
bookandbedandtea @shanaqui I found less art than I expected but some of it was very pretty! I expect I'll read this one again sometime. 10mo
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bookandbedandtea
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Stayed up till 1 AM reading this and all I can think about is getting back to it the minute I'm off work. Gonna be a long 8 hours!

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everlocalwest
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A fun read, but I wasn't head over heels for it as many are. Magic and mystery in what is, I guess, the cozy fantasy genre.

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Laughterhp
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I wasn‘t sure what this book was about when I first started it. So it took me a bit to get into it. It‘s an Edwardian England and a magical world. People don‘t know about magic or that there are magicians. Robin gets cursed and he teams up with Eddie to figure out why and what happened to his missing predecessor. It‘s also a M/M romance that is pretty steamy! There is conspiracies, mysteries and danger!

#getTBR - one of my recs this quarter

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TheIntrovertedDodoBird
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This book is as marvellously magical as it's title suggests!
Words crafted into an elegant prose, Marske dazzles her avid readers by throwing them into a swoon-worthy version of Edwardian London, combining a juicy murder mystery with magical realism, until you're as entangled & committed to this raunchy Downton Abbey-esque adventure as Robin & Edwin. A delightfully queer romance & spells weaved between the strings of a Cat‘s Cradle. Joyous ♡ Xx

peanutnine One of my favorite reads of last year! So good! 11mo
TheIntrovertedDodoBird @peanutnine So unbelievably good! I kick started my year with this book and instantly knew it was in my top 10 favourites before I even finished! (I only just got around to writing a review). I'm so glad someone loved it as much as me! Bring on book two! Xx 11mo
CarolynM I‘ve got this on my kindle. You‘ve just convinced me to bump it up the TBR🙂 11mo
TheIntrovertedDodoBird @CarolynM I'm pretty sure you won't regret it! Such a fabulous read ♡. Happy reading! Xx 11mo
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Branwen
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Pride Month: Day Thirteen! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

I loved this magical, historical tale and truly believe all the hype it gets is deserved! 🥰📚💕

#pridemonth #queerbooks #lgbtq

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Kenyazero
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I loved this book so much that I don‘t think I can adequately convey how much I liked reading it. I was in absolutely no hurry to finish because I didn‘t want it to end. Beautiful prose, charming and emotive characters, great world building, and an excellent story. I enjoyed this on the same level as my all-time favorite Nightrunner series, which is the only novel series I‘ve read multiple times. #LGBTQ #Magic #Fantasy

shanaqui Agree, it's a lovely book! I can't wait to get to the sequel (I have an eARC!), though I wish it focused on Edwin and Robin more like this one. I'm not ready to move on from them yet! 12mo
Kenyazero @shanaqui I am so excited for the next book. I also wish it focused more on Ed and Robin because I‘m not done with them, but I‘m looking forward to getting to know Robin‘s sister better. 12mo
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Dragon
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Couldn‘t put this SFF m/m historical romance novel down. I enjoyed the Edwardian England setting and the magical world building. The mystery that ensnares Edwin and Robin is interesting and leads to some spicy 🌶 times. Fingers crossed that this will be the first book in a series 💚🐉

shanaqui It is! The second book is on Netgalley right now, though I'm not sure when the release date is. :) 12mo
Dragon Thanks @shanaqui I will definitely want to read it 👍💚🐉 12mo
Branwen I loved this one a lot! I wasn't expecting it to get as spicy as it did! 🤣❤️ 12mo
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Dragon Me too @Branwen 💚🐉 12mo
Centique This sounds fab 😍 12mo
Dragon It was @Centique I really enjoyed the magic world building ( and the romance) 💚🐉 12mo
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Dragon
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I can‘t remember where I got the recommendation for this book. My hold came in on Libby so instead of tackling my massive todo list - how can I resist the comparison to two favourites - fingers crossed it lives up to my expectations 💚🐉

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Kenyazero
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"They're men."
"Why do you say that?"
"Because if even a single woman was involved, they wouldn't have decided that a man who'd been working there for one day was a more likely source of information than a woman who'd been there for years."

I absolutely love this book, and wouldn't say no to a book about Adelaide.

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NinaEveZ
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“You‘re not kind, but you care, deeply.” I can‘t help it, I absolutely fell in love with this book. It‘s full of Edwardian properness, magic and mystery, and steamy romance.

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NinaEveZ
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After the positively delicious magical realism of The Heartbreak Bakery, I was craving a fantasy full of magic and romance. A Marvellous Light is serving this up in spades! I want to spend the evening nestled inside this story.

shanaqui Now I'll have to look up The Heartbreak Bakery, I'm intrigued. Hope you keep enjoying this -- I loved it. 14mo
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SkeletonKey
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Anxiety has been pretty high so I haven‘t been able to focus on reading this week but I‘ve settled down a little and am starting this one today. Queer fantasy is always a nice escape.

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ErraticElle
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Severely underwhelming. SUPER slow & unrewarding. Great premise, poor execution. The writing wasn't bad, but overly chatty. The characters are okay, but I didn't find anyone interesting. Instead they came off mostly pretentious & annoying. The smut felt awkward & aggressive to me & I just got ick factor instead of feeling like it made sense for the progression of the relationship. I struggled to find anything that was really above average.

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shanaqui
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Lovely. I want more already! I hope we stay focused on Edwin and Robin and don't go off to follow other characters; they've got to a good place for now, but they have more growing to do.

Also, this was my #DoubleSpin book, so I've managed that now! I don't think I'll be going for this vertical line for #BookSpinBingo, but I guess it depends on how fast I finish the two horizontal lines. I might try it!

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BookBelle84
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This book was a cozy English mystery with unique magic thrown in the mix. I really enjoyed this, it wasn't a fast paced novel but the author does an excellent job of making you care for the characters. The little bits of English magic gave it a touch of adult Harry Potter vibes which was great. I'm excited to read the next book and I will never tire from staring at this cover. #pop22 #popsugar

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rachelsbrittain
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A lot of audiobooks this week!

Rissreads All these books have such vivid covers ♥️ 1y
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BookBelle84
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Enjoying the prettiest book on my shelves today!

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks So pretty 💞 1y
Soubhiville 😍 1y
julesG What a beauty! Is it a special edition? 1y
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Texreader Wow! That‘s gorgeous! 1y
BookBelle84 @julesG Yes! An Illumicrate edition. They always have the prettiest books. 1y
julesG That explains it. I'd love to get Illumicrate editions, but the postage doesn't agree with my Scrooge-ness. 🤪 1y
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rachelsbrittain
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A historical fantasy romance that got a bit steamier than expected but I'm not complaining. An administrative error leaves a baronet serving as liason to a magical community her knew nothing about. His magical counterpart wants nothing to do with him, but a literal curse forces them together and the feelings slowly build as they work together to solve it.

ChaoticMissAdventures I enjoyed this! Thought it was fun and interesting. 1y
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ThePageantHam
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Belated January 2022 Reads!
These were all good, but my first read of the year, A Marvellous Light, was likely my favorite of the bunch. Gay, magical, historical...yeah, they got me.
📚

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Kenyazero
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Looking for a book featuring a glorious in-home library? This one has a stunning one 7 or 8 chapters in 😍 (this is one of my current reads) #fantasy #EpicLibrary #LGBTQ

BooksNBowls Beautiful cover!! 1y
Kenyazero @BooksNBowls they did a good job with it! 1y
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DMC_run8
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Sir Robert Blyth is accidentally placed in a government position where he learns of the existence of magic. Unbeknownst to him, his predecessor was murdered and the men responsible are now after Robert for information. After having a curse placed on him he receives help from Edwin, a reclusive man from a magical family who has little power himself. As they learn to draw from each other's strengths a romance develops. 4⭐️

Nutmegnc I just got this one! 1y
DMC_run8 @Nutmegnc ooh, enjoy! 1y
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Nessavamusic
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Though slow to start and I was a little lost in all the characters for a while, this was an enjoyable read. A steamy #lgbtqa+ historical fantasy romance. I would compare to Cat Sebastian but with magic. 4⭐️
#bookspinbingo - another bingo!
#20in4 Readathon 1st book done!
#swoonathon

Andrew65 Great 👏👏👏 1y
TheAromaofBooks Great progress!!! 1y
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emmaturi
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This was a good read, although it took me the first three chapters to really get into it. In the words from the book, it's a hidden world, a magical conspiracy and a romance.

Nutmegnc I just bought it. I have high hopes. 🥰 1y
emmaturi I hope you like it! The next book is about Robin's sister! @Nutmegnc 1y
Nessavamusic I just started this one! 1y
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jackilynn
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2 headed cat or 2 cats...either way I have plenty of company as I read tonight 🤔😜📖

Bklover Just got this one in the mail. How are you liking it? (Love your bookrests!) 1y
jackilynn @Bklover I am enjoying it so far but it is still to early to tell. (My book rests also work well as a lap blanket 😜🐱) 1y
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