Liminal People | 
I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join the fun if you want.
This is day 77 #bookstoread #tbrpile #bookstagram
#gratefulreads Day Four is #under250pages
This fabulous gem about people with #powers is just 190 pages long
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @OriginalCyn620
#marchinbooks #under200pages
190 pages, interesting take on people with superhero powers. 👍
@maich
Really enjoyed this first novel. Great take on people with powers. The typos in the text drove me slightly batty though - proofreader must have been drunk! Shame because it is really nicely published - lovely smooth paper and spine #tactilepleasures #newauthordiscovery #read2017
Can anyone provide an English translation for the dedication please, thank you #noseyparker
Instant order when I saw @TobeyTheScavengerMonk post about it. Just arrived this evening - thank you Mr Courier person - as I'm just about to finish my current book. I have #bookmail #cantstopwontstop
When I saw the #indiepresses prompt, Small Beer Press and this gritty take on superhero fiction is the first thing that came to mind.
Taggert is one of the many powered people living secretly amongst us. He has complete control over his own body and the bodies of those around him, meaning he can increase the bone density in his legs to survive a long fall or make all of the snipers surrounding him void their bladders.
A wild, dark ride.
pickLoved this, different and engaging. Saw the author at Book Riot Live and his talk about how cinematic people found the story made me want to read it despite knowing very little about it. Looking forward to reading the sequel.
My iPod doubles as my #ereader and I always have one ebook on it, so I'm never stuck without a book, but e-audiobooks are why I treasure this device (as well as a public library with a great digital collection.)
I've been reading Liminal People in haphazard segments for the past 3 weeks and am not far along, but there isn't a waiting list so it's set to renew.
bailedJust not my cup of tea ☕️🙁 I hate bailing on books and I really thought I'd like this one! Just too much noir for me I think.
FINALLY I finished this week's paper and can concentrate on reading again! 📝I'm feeling like I might have to bail on this one though--I really want to like it, but the main character is pretty unpleasant and I've always struggled with unlikable protagonists. 😆
Book Riot Live day 1 acquisitions. Top row free (far right, signed). Bottom row purchased (both signed). #brlive
Inspired by Ayize during Farm to Table panel so I picked up The Liminal People and had him sign it. #brlive
Great talk at #litsyriotlive regarding the publishing process - lots of good tips on rights and protecting your work! (I need to pick up The Liminal People, too...)
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pickInteresting sci-fi/fantasy thriller about people who have special abilities, such as the power to start/stop fires with their mind, telekinesis and the ability to tap into someone physiologically and heal/hurt them. Could use a bit more editing and tightening up, but a solid read overall. #BookRiotLive
pickDoing the #2016ReadHarderChallenge? Here's a great recommendation for "Read the 1st book in a series by an author of color": This is a wild, fast-paced supernatural noir. And Ayize will be at Book Riot Live! Here's the challenge: http://bookriot.com/2015/12/15/2016-book-riot-read-harder-challenge
