pickAt the end of the day Squidapus felt the negatives were outweighed by the positives; the world of a 1920s magical prohibition underground for magicians, well-written and with non-binary and sexual minority characters won him over despite a questionable relationship that develops 3/4 through and a bit of an unlikable main character. Daisy aspires to be a shallow girl focused on modern clothes, clubs and a life where she doesn't apply herself ever.
Squidapus just started this book about a swingin' gal during some anachronistic 20s fantasy period with magic and ogres and speakeasies! Seems like fun! Squidapus is a big urban fantasy lover.
pickI caught Biscuits mid-yawn! Imagine 1920s Chicago, but at the foot of a volcano, and instead of illegal booze, it‘s illegal magic. Daisy is a Modern Girl, and her new job as a typist is about to get more complicated as word of her unusual magic spreads. Gower‘s world is interesting, and queer (in both senses of the word). Daisy is equal parts naive and tough as nails. Moonshine is a gem in the urban fantasy world. Not perfect, but refreshing.
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