so-soSometimes this book got at what it was reaching for, and sometimes it was clouded by 80s conceptions and language, and sometimes it sank like a stone under the exoticising racism and transphobia of something written by a rich white lady from New Orleans. A roller coaster, to be sure.
I will say this about this weirdly constructed book - the vacation interlude sure makes me want to take a rich fuck vacation, a thing that I will -never- be able to do
People keep asking me what I‘m reading. The past month I was traveling and preparing for an upcoming musical theater gig, planning kiddo‘s birthday party, getting her to her various obligations; I‘ve got zero bandwidth to spare. What‘s the best thing to tell people when the truth is: copious amounts of digital smut because I can‘t concentrate on anything else? 😆🤪🤣
pickThis was a low pick, but will continue the series. This is pure smut with a bit of plot. They are sex wizards, so they have to perform different types of sex acts to conjure magic. Dom comes to a magical school with a letter of introduction and you learn everything as he does.
Finished on 5/11.
Daisy and I got to sit on the porch this morning! I got back into Rebekah Weatherspoon while we were out there. It‘s been ages since I read her (in fact, I think my last dip was her YA novel, consumed on this very porch, with this very dog nearby) and it‘s so nice to be back in her kinky, bisexual California. I can‘t wait to see how things play out between Meegan and Olin.
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Somebody had to. And yes, I actually read it. Wonder why this one never makes any literature lists for #tlt? 🤣🤣🤣
Slogging through this one for the sake of book club tonight. You would think a book about a dominatrix would be super interesting. This is not.
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