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kwmg40
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Pickpick

A fun novella in the Vampire Knitting Club series, perfect for the season!

#ChristmasCrimeChallenge (winter/snow) @Ruthiella @RaeLovesToRead
#gottacatchemall (Luvdisc: set during a holiday) @PuddleJumper

Ruthiella That looks like it could also work for the cozy prompt! 👍🎅🏻💀🎄🔪 now
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Kiwidragonnerd
Throne of Glass | Sarah J. Maas
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Pickpick

🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗 WOW! This book was somehow everything I was expecting and everything I didn't know I wanted until I read it. I barely even know how to describe it, the ending is just rattling around in my head. The mystery was top-notch, and the action had me on the edge of my seat. The worldbuilding is delightful and the romance is amazing! Props to Sarah, I see why she's such a popular author 👏

#catsoflitsy

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Chrissyreadit
Under Loch and Key | Lana Ferguson
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This was ok- better than so-so- low pick but good for a filler and hea style. She‘s searching for connections with long lost family, he‘s part of a generational curse. There was some confusion where I think the story could have been filled in and some places it dragged. it is a bit spicy.
also my #jolabokaflodswap arrived ❤️❤️❤️

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5feet.of.fury
Iron Kissed | Patricia Briggs
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There‘s some big emotional moments & a pretty gruesome depiction of sexual assault that I felt was handled pretty well in how it impacts Mercy & her relationships. Oddly enough I have more issue with how she chose between the 2 wolves, I‘m glad it happened, but she should have had more agency in THAT situation. I love Zee, fae in urban fantasy always send the story off the rails but this was very cohesive.

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Octoberwoman
Wicked: Witch & Curse | Nancy Holder
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

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Hooked_on_books
The Everlasting | Alix E. Harrow
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Mehso-so

This one for me was so uneven I can‘t give it more than a meh. Some parts I really liked, but others dragged and I was so bored at one point relatively early on that I almost bailed. I‘ll still keep reading Harrow, though she‘s been hit or miss for me.

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jen_the_scribe
Paladin's Grace | T Kingfisher
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This was a soft pick. I really liked the characters and the narrator was fantastic. The 🌶️ scenes were mild and there were plenty of funny moments. The focus was heavily on the romance and the magical and fantastical aspects seem to take the back burner. I also felt that the resolution was way too easy. I was left with a lot of questions but that‘s probably because there are more books in this particular series.

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LitsyEvents
Empire of Storms | Sarah J Maas
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repost for @StayCurious

Originally we were going to read Tower of Dawn first b/c a few sources online mentioned it would be a more emotional way to go into the final book of the series. I‘ve changed my mind and decided we will read in publication order -which means Empire of Storms first. We will start in December, reading 9 chapters a week, first check in December 8. Please let me know if you‘d like to continue on this #ToG journey with us.

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LitsyEvents
Shadows of Self | Brandon Sanderson
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repost for @JacqMac

Schedule for the next one. I really think reading this part of the Cosmere is a good fit during busy December. It doesn‘t feel like too much. I hope you‘re all loving it as much as I am. #CosmereBuddyRead #BuddyRead

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Melismatic
The Only Good Indians | Stephen Graham Jones
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Why did I wait so long to read this?!?! 😭

This was gory, painful, sometimes quite funny, mostly tense & painful. It follows four friends terrible choice ten years ago…and the accountability that comes with it.

I‘ve read a lot of SGJ at this point. This is officially my 2nd fave after My Heart Is A Chainsaw.

If animal death triggers you, this is not a book for you.