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Book #2 in this fantasy trilogy. Locke Lamora is now one of my favorite fantasy characters. The Robin Hood of Fantasy with fun escapades and fun dialogue. Locke and Jean are made to become pirates to work towards swindling two of their conquests. 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

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Whiskeyjack | Victoria Goddard

Ch 1: Finally, with a faint thrill- for if not taboo, magic was certainly desperately unfashionable-I murmured the words of the insect-away spell. Eako ekaino ekalo.

humouress Ch 1: Jack and Ben nodded and performed much the same inspection of the cell as I had earlier. It did not appear to move either of them to poetry, either. 14h

humouress Ch ?: I was still cherishing that off-hand comment about Mad Jack Greenwing boasting about his son. 14h

humouress Ch ?: “There are at least three different - let us call them opportunities - for those of us on the wild lay concerning you, Master Jemis“
“Mr. Greenwing,“ I corrected politely.
“You don't sound surprised, Mr. Greenwing.“
I sipped some the 'rotgut whiskeyjack', which was the smoothest and smokiest whiskey I'd ever tasted. It was even better than what the Hunter in Green's man had laced my coffee with.
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“Ma'am, I am merely surprised that there are only three. My life is the stuff of melodrama.“
She smiled slightly. “I've seen the play. It was somewhat histrionic but very well done.“
“It was entirely false.“ 14h

humouress Ch ?: If it were a bookstore with a good Classical Shaian section you'd be just as long.“
'I spend a sufficient amount of time at the local bookstore, thank you.“
“Jemis, you *live* in the local bookstore. Bookish folk the province over would swoon at the thought.“ 13h

humouress Ch ?: The thin woman jerked back. “Who do you think you are, young man, speaking so to me?“
I confess I very nearly rolled my eyes, but I managed to turn the desire into an even more ironic bow, with every curlicue gesture I had ever devised. “I have no idea who you are, madam, but I am Jemis Greenwing.“
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humouress ⬆️
Her mouth opened, but the quiet man behind her grunted in satisfaction and silenced her. “This is the Baroness Temby, Mr. Greenwing, and you are under arrest.“
I just managed not to say, “Again?“ 13h

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DGRachel

Wednesday's Wrath | Don Pendleton

I‘ve had tears in my eyes and a grin on my face all day. #wdncw This is resistance and hope. F*** trump and MAGA and billionaires and patriarchy and capitalism. I‘m so proud of NYC and all of the other cities and states that voted against fascism.

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dabbe Beautifully stated! Tearing up with ya! 💙🌊💙🌊💙🌊 1d

TheBookHippie SAME!!! 💙💙💙💙💙🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 1d

Aims42 Yessss! This is how we should‘ve felt last year. Hopeful! Energized! 1d

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Suet624 Totally agree. 1d

kspenmoll Yes!!!! 1d

Bette It‘s good to feel hopeful. 💙🌊 1d

CoverToCoverGirl Amen! Be the change and vote! 💙 1d

Leftcoastzen Wonderful! Great post ! Here‘s hoping more people wake up! 1d

DrSabrinaMoldenReads Indeed!!! 1d

mrp27 💙💙💙💙💙 1d

lil1inblue 💙💙💙 17h

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suvata

Mutiny: A Novel of the Bounty | John Boyne

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4.5 Stars • Mutiny: A Novel of the Bounty by John Boyne retells the 1789 HMS Bounty mutiny through John Jacob Turnstile, a 14-year-old cabin boy. On a mission to collect breadfruit from Tahiti, tensions rise under strict Captain Bligh. After Tahiti‘s allure captivates the crew, Fletcher Christian leads a mutiny, setting Bligh adrift. ⬇️

suvata Turnstile navigates loyalty and survival, witnessing the rebellion‘s consequences in this coming-of-age tale.

#Mutiny #ANovelOfTheBounty #JohnBoyne #Bookish 2d

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