so-soContinued reading through this series.
Not much though about them as they don‘t have much going on but they keep my attention in the moment and they don‘t take long to get through.
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so-soContinued reading through this series.
Not much though about them as they don‘t have much going on but they keep my attention in the moment and they don‘t take long to get through.
so-soAll in all a fun, fast read full of fanfic tropes and smut. I just never thought I would have read a published A/B/O book ever but another one from the TBR read!
It's very weird when a well known fanfiction trope is published and weirder still when I can still read the which fandom this used to be. Funny enough idk but I read a lot of A/B/O fics in this particular fandom so yeah 😁 changing the names did little to hide it.
so-soI‘m really enjoying the story line but I definitely feel it could have been done without all these weird incest vibes 🥲 I‘m so excited for when it‘s no longer a thing 🙃 Onto the 3rd book!
pickI read this book in highschool and had started the second one but never got back to it.. until now 😎 I‘ve had the first 4 books for so long I figured I‘d do a reread/complete the series this time 😁 I enjoyed this and cannot wait to get to a point in the next book where I no longer know what will happen 🥰
pickThis was the next instalment of the London Steampunk series that I started with #LittensLoveRomance. It‘s Rip and Esme‘s story and I loved it - this series is dark and gritty but full of great characters that you root for and fall for. I can‘t wait for the next one.
Stolen from FB 🤣🤣🤣
This was cute! Back to Dina & Sean & the Gertrude Hunt work through their damage from One Fell Sweep as they host space chickens for Treaty Stay.
Very streamlined as it is a novella, the space politics were neatly summarized & we got to focus on the characters a bit (including Orro) which I enjoyed.
pickI sometimes find it hard to review a book this far into a series.
For those familiar with the series: this book continues to follow our beloved protagonist as she tries to keep Cincinnati's supernatural community from going off the rails again.
Full of Harrison's signature wit, unique characters, and stunning world building, I'd call this another strong entry in the series.
If you enjoy urban fantasy, at all, I highly recommend The Hollows!
pick75/100 I'm not a devoted Holmesian, but I thought this was a delightfully supernatural take on the Holmes & Watson stories. I liked Dr Doyle, a more intelligent and far less bumbling version of Watson, and I have to admit their secret caught me totally by surprise. Crow, the stand for Holmes, was witty and innocent, not nearly as caustic as Holmes could be at times. I hope the author plans a sequel, since the ending ⬇️
