Rumor has it this should be coming out this year but there is not info other than Briggs is working on it so it may not.
That being said this is my most anticipated release of whenever it ends up coming out.
Rumor has it this should be coming out this year but there is not info other than Briggs is working on it so it may not.
That being said this is my most anticipated release of whenever it ends up coming out.
I really enjoyed the first volume. I've wanted to read this for ages after watching bits and pieces of the show. It is very different from the show and I think much better.
Guo Changcheng was definitely my favourite. I related to him so much.
There was mystery, mythology, pining, and longing looks, all the good stuff.
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It felt like a weight I didn‘t know I was carrying was lifted to read a fantasy about someone with a chronic illness. Real seeming chronically ill characters, where it‘s every day, don‘t show up much in genre fiction. Then I started to wonder why the character wasn‘t stressing about paying for their medication. I thought they must be fabulously wealthy. Then I remembered, the author is Irish not American. Now I‘m just kinda sad.
Tagged is a low pick. It is billed as reverse harem with sexy superpowered faery suitors, and honestly it needed more smut 😂
so it lost out to a YA fantasy for #weeklyfavorites25 🙃 @Read4life
This is the 7th book in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. The focus of this book is on Rehvenge and Ehlena. In the first 14 chapters, we start with finding out that some of the glymera would like to see Wrath dead so the power would all be in their hands. Wrath is fighting again but most don't know including Beth. Ehlena is caring for her father mostly alone. They used to be part of the glymera but have fallen far. She works at Haver's clinic..
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“The King must die.“
Title: Lover Avenged
Author: J. R. Ward
Reading for #BDBBuddyRead #BDBBookClub
This magical murder mystery had some cozy vibes and great rep (MC with fibromyalgia, lesbian/gay MCS, nonbinary side char), & I'd rec it for folks into paranormal fantasy who don't mind flashes of brutal violence, fairly immature MCs (I think I'd categorize it as YA?), and overt mustache twirling. There were a lot of side themes! I'm curious if the next book settles down a little and decides if it's doing a cozy or a hard-boiled detective mystery.
07/100 I'm happy to say Book Three of the Prof. Croft series was just as enjoyable as the previous two. With each book, he reminds me less of John Constantine and more of his own character. The Mayor of NYC has decided to purge the city (thus the title) of all supernatural creatures, and Croft is enlisted to help. It's all a trap, of course, and he soon finds himself in the middle of a four way battle between werewolves, vampires, the fae, ⬇️
The first book in the Kate Daniels series (#SeriesLove2025). What a world Andrews has built. I love the magic, the take on weres and vampires. And Kate is a badass! I want to be her sidekick 😅. I look forward to reading more of these books in the near future, to find out more about Kate‘s past and how things evolve with Curran.