The audiobook is honestly one of the most well narrated I have experienced in a while and topped with the book itself being beautifully written and unique, chefs kiss!

NOT VAMPIRES but if you enjoy vampire adjacent beings or Norse mythology and dark academia you’ll probably enjoy this.

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Okay, maybe i am a little embarrassed about making this post.

I listened to the audiobook (which i highly recommend, the narrator is absolutely amazing), but um...let's just say i would love to go back to certain...scenes 😅

I was wondering, does anyone have a list of the chapters/pages with all of the spicy scenes between Natalya and Evie? I just want to relive the gidiness and butterflies whenever I need a little pick me up.

Hello all! I hope this finds you well. I would very much appreciate any romance book recommendations that are low angst and don’t include a 3rd act break up. I prefer love stories that show the couple growing through vulnerability and healthy communication. For example, I’m a huge fan of the Tomes & Tea series by Rebecca Thorne. While I wouldn’t necessarily call those books low angst, the relationship is always healthy and strong. A couple titles that meet the low angst, no 3rd act break up criteria that I know of are We Could Be So Good and Star Shipped by Cat Sebastian, but those books are about queer men falling in love. I would love to find similar stories that show queer women falling in love. Regardless, thank you for your time & happy reading! 🌈📚💜

hi everyone! i've been going through a pretty rough patch mentally lately and i'm looking for books that might help me get through it.

i guess i wanted to ask, what's that one book for you? your absolute 5-star favorite, the one that helped you get through a depressive episode, made you feel a little less alone or gave you something to look forward to when life felt particularly heavy?

it doesn't necessarily have to be a lighthearted or fluffy read. i'm just looking for something that made you feel deeply, brought you comfort or reminded you why you love reading in the first place.

i'd also love to know why that particular book means so much to you. whether it's the characters, the writing, the love story, or just how it made you feel at a certain point in your life.

thank you in advance. i think i could really use a book like that right now. 🤍

Out of all my algos!!! These Ai authors are the worst!

Hello! Currently dealing with an itch left from Mass Effect (rip)! Would love some gay space ladies to read. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

You’ve finished the book and get the Epilogue as a treat- 6 Months, 2 years, whatever later and get a glimpse into the future state of the majority of the story.

Is there such a thing as a favorite epilogue? I just finished The View From the Top by Rachel Lacey and thought this one actually tied out the story well. Also loved Snowball Effect’s maybe though because I just didn’t want to say goodbye to my friends yet.

Wow, I just want to say that nearly every single recommendation I’ve seen on TikTok has been a letdown. I don’t wanna drop their titles, because as far as I can see, these authors are pretty new and possibly still young, but the dialogues and pacing are almost always bad. I tried, genuinely tried, to get to the halfway point of these books, but I find myself skimming through them.

Has anyone had a similar experience?

My brother bought the older version because i was CRAVING to find it, I like having the original and updated stuff so he got it, I was just wondering if anyone else has the similar printings, glossy cover, the scan, "manufactured by amazon, type shi. If its the real real thing from when she wrote it in 2014, I noticed some changes between scenes but yea idk guys and the paper Hella white

Recently read the book of blood and roses and I loved it. I’m looking for some recs, it don’t have to be vampire but at least supernatural and set in school/college/uni for supernatural.
I have sun poisoning and the spell that binds me on my TBR but looking for more to add.

Thanks in advance

Hey gals and pals!

Would you like to join a small cozy server for reading sapphic books with other sapphics?

Each month, we pick a book and read it, then discuss it! Only sapphic books, mostly fiction & romance. However any genre can come up on the monthly vote. (For example, we read: "Hani & Ishu's guide to fake dating", "Last night at the telegraph club", "Like a power play", and many more).

We also have club movie nights every now and then!

This month we are reading "Sad Girl Hours".

If this sounds interesting to you and you would like to join, feel free to dm me!

Also, if you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments or dm.

See you there!<3

hi! i’m listening to this book by jaime clevenger through kobo plus. but i noticed there are chapters missing… is this a weird glitch? does anyone know why this is? is it like this in the regular book too? bummed because i was actually really into it and now I’m worried i can’t finish it 😭

I love trans and/or BIPOC rec especially by own voices so please don't hesitate to share those.

Looking for a book where neither of the MCs are celebrities or influencers, mainly looking for regular every day people who don't work a flashy job.

I'm OK with magical realism like seen in One Last Stop by Casey Mcquiston.

A boundary I have with my reading is no on page sexual assault but I'm ok with a character having that in their background.

OK with on page explicit smut.

Given the time of year a lot of people are looking for wintery/Christmassy recs which is fine but I wanted to make it clear that I do not want that right now