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@JanPaul wenn dein #Verlag oder #Distributor nicht herausrebt keine KI zu benutzen, musst du wohl davon ausgehen dass dein #Buch direkt den #US #KI Firmen in den Rachen geworfen wird:
https://tredition.com/datenschutz/ Stichwort "Inhaltsanalyse", #Tredition gibt es wenigstens zu, bei anderen bin ich mir da nicht so sicher...
#literatur #schreiben #lesen #SelfPublishing #BookTok #Buchstodon #writing #KeineKI #WegMitKI
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@JanPaul wenn dein #Verlag oder #Distributor nicht herausrebt keine KI zu benutzen, musst du wohl davon ausgehen dass dein #Buch direkt den #US #KI Firmen in den Rachen geworfen wird:
https://tredition.com/datenschutz/ Stichwort "Inhaltsanalyse", #Tredition gibt es wenigstens zu, bei anderen bin ich mir da nicht so sicher...
#literatur #schreiben #lesen #SelfPublishing #BookTok #Buchstodon #writing #KeineKI #WegMitKI
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@JanPaul wenn dein #Verlag oder #Distributor nicht herausrebt keine KI zu benutzen, musst du wohl davon ausgehen dass dein #Buch direkt den #US #KI Firmen in den Rachen geworfen wird:
https://tredition.com/datenschutz/ Stichwort "Inhaltsanalyse", #Tredition gibt es wenigstens zu, bei anderen bin ich mir da nicht so sicher...
#literatur #schreiben #lesen #SelfPublishing #BookTok #Buchstodon #writing #KeineKI #WegMitKI
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@JanPaul wenn dein #Verlag oder #Distributor nicht herausrebt keine KI zu benutzen, musst du wohl davon ausgehen dass dein #Buch direkt den #US #KI Firmen in den Rachen geworfen wird:
https://tredition.com/datenschutz/ Stichwort "Inhaltsanalyse", #Tredition gibt es wenigstens zu, bei anderen bin ich mir da nicht so sicher...
#literatur #schreiben #lesen #SelfPublishing #BookTok #Buchstodon #writing #KeineKI #WegMitKI
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Today's Free Fiction Monday story is one of the first stories I've ever sold. It's been reprinted countless times. Enjoy!
#booktok
#booksky
kriswrites.com/2026/09/21/f...
Free Fiction Monday: Sing -
Today's Free Fiction Monday story is one of the first stories I've ever sold. It's been reprinted countless times. Enjoy!
#booktok
#booksky
kriswrites.com/2026/09/21/f...
Free Fiction Monday: Sing -
Today's Free Fiction Monday story is one of the first stories I've ever sold. It's been reprinted countless times. Enjoy!
#booktok
#booksky
kriswrites.com/2026/09/21/f...
Free Fiction Monday: Sing -
Today's Free Fiction Monday story is one of the first stories I've ever sold. It's been reprinted countless times. Enjoy!
#booktok
#booksky
kriswrites.com/2026/09/21/f...
Free Fiction Monday: Sing -
Today's Free Fiction Monday story is one of the first stories I've ever sold. It's been reprinted countless times. Enjoy!
#booktok
#booksky
kriswrites.com/2026/09/21/f...
Free Fiction Monday: Sing -
A review of The Guns Of The South, by Harry Turtledove. Alternate history where the South wins the American Civil War, with a time travel twist. #booktok #civilwar #alternatehistory https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQ4MQVR/
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A review of The Guns Of The South, by Harry Turtledove. Alternate history where the South wins the American Civil War, with a time travel twist. #booktok #civilwar #alternatehistory https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQ4MQVR/
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A review of The Guns Of The South, by Harry Turtledove. Alternate history where the South wins the American Civil War, with a time travel twist. #booktok #civilwar #alternatehistory https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQ4MQVR/
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A review of The Guns Of The South, by Harry Turtledove. Alternate history where the South wins the American Civil War, with a time travel twist. #booktok #civilwar #alternatehistory https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQ4MQVR/
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A review of The Guns Of The South, by Harry Turtledove. Alternate history where the South wins the American Civil War, with a time travel twist. #booktok #civilwar #alternatehistory https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQ4MQVR/
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Penelope Douglas Won Me Back: My Thoughts on Corrupt
Before picking up Corrupt, I was honestly a little nervous to read another book by Penelope Douglas. My only experience with her writing was Punk 57 (which I ADORED reading at 23) and right after, Credence. While I understand why Credence has a devoted fanbase, it wasn’t a book that worked for me. Because of that, I went into Corrupt with some hesitation and wasn’t sure if Douglas’s writing style or storytelling would deliver the dark romance I was craving this time around.
Boy, am I glad I gave her another chance.
I haven’t felt this hot and bothered by a book in a while.
One of the things I appreciated most was how Douglass paced the story. Rather than overwhelming readers with information from the start, the mystery unfolds at a digestible pace. The Horsemen are introduced to us as bullies, but they’re written with enough mystery and intrigue that I couldn’t stop wanting to learn more about them. The balance between spice, tension, and plot just felt right for me. However, the larger plot doesn’t come together until about 50-60% mark, which could be a drawback for readers who like faster-paced stories.
Thankfully, Erika and Michael’s chemistry carried me through the slower build. Their tension was addictive. There were multiple moments where I had to put my Kindle down and stare into space for a second to decompress. And the locker room scene? Yeah. I won’t be forgetting that one anytime soon.
I enjoyed the dual timeline and the glimpses into the Horsemen’s histories. Kai completely stole every scene he was in. Every time he disappeared from the page, I found myself wondering when he was coming back. If his book is next, I’ll be a very happy girl!
My biggest issue with Corrupt is that I still feel like I barely know Michael. By the end of the book, I understood Erika inside and out– her fears, motivations, and growth. Michael? Not so much. Considering everything he goes through and everything revealed at the end, I expected to come away with a stronger understanding of who he is beneath the tough exterior.
Overall, it was incredibly addictive. Even with the slower start and my complaints about Michael’s characterization, I tore through this book in two days. I’m already desperate to continue the series, partly because I need answers and partly because I’m hopelessly invested in the Horsemen.
Kai’s book can’t come soon enough.
As for Damon… well. Those who have read Corrupt know exactly why I’m approaching that book with caution.
And with Will? I know I will be crying.
Rating: 4/5 Stars
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Rating: 4 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #corrupt #corruptByPenelopeDouglas #darkRomance #douglas #erikaFane #fiction #horsemen #michaelCrist #michaelXErika #penelope #penelopeDouglas #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR -
Penelope Douglas Won Me Back: My Thoughts on Corrupt
Before picking up Corrupt, I was honestly a little nervous to read another book by Penelope Douglas. My only experience with her writing was Punk 57 (which I ADORED reading at 23) and right after, Credence. While I understand why Credence has a devoted fanbase, it wasn’t a book that worked for me. Because of that, I went into Corrupt with some hesitation and wasn’t sure if Douglas’s writing style or storytelling would deliver the dark romance I was craving this time around.
Boy, am I glad I gave her another chance.
I haven’t felt this hot and bothered by a book in a while.
One of the things I appreciated most was how Douglass paced the story. Rather than overwhelming readers with information from the start, the mystery unfolds at a digestible pace. The Horsemen are introduced to us as bullies, but they’re written with enough mystery and intrigue that I couldn’t stop wanting to learn more about them. The balance between spice, tension, and plot just felt right for me. However, the larger plot doesn’t come together until about 50-60% mark, which could be a drawback for readers who like faster-paced stories.
Thankfully, Erika and Michael’s chemistry carried me through the slower build. Their tension was addictive. There were multiple moments where I had to put my Kindle down and stare into space for a second to decompress. And the locker room scene? Yeah. I won’t be forgetting that one anytime soon.
I enjoyed the dual timeline and the glimpses into the Horsemen’s histories. Kai completely stole every scene he was in. Every time he disappeared from the page, I found myself wondering when he was coming back. If his book is next, I’ll be a very happy girl!
My biggest issue with Corrupt is that I still feel like I barely know Michael. By the end of the book, I understood Erika inside and out– her fears, motivations, and growth. Michael? Not so much. Considering everything he goes through and everything revealed at the end, I expected to come away with a stronger understanding of who he is beneath the tough exterior.
Overall, it was incredibly addictive. Even with the slower start and my complaints about Michael’s characterization, I tore through this book in two days. I’m already desperate to continue the series, partly because I need answers and partly because I’m hopelessly invested in the Horsemen.
Kai’s book can’t come soon enough.
As for Damon… well. Those who have read Corrupt know exactly why I’m approaching that book with caution.
And with Will? I know I will be crying.
Rating: 4/5 Stars
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Rating: 4 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #corrupt #corruptByPenelopeDouglas #darkRomance #douglas #erikaFane #fiction #horsemen #michaelCrist #michaelXErika #penelope #penelopeDouglas #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR -
Penelope Douglas Won Me Back: My Thoughts on Corrupt
Before picking up Corrupt, I was honestly a little nervous to read another book by Penelope Douglas. My only experience with her writing was Punk 57 (which I ADORED reading at 23) and right after, Credence. While I understand why Credence has a devoted fanbase, it wasn’t a book that worked for me. Because of that, I went into Corrupt with some hesitation and wasn’t sure if Douglas’s writing style or storytelling would deliver the dark romance I was craving this time around.
Boy, am I glad I gave her another chance.
I haven’t felt this hot and bothered by a book in a while.
One of the things I appreciated most was how Douglass paced the story. Rather than overwhelming readers with information from the start, the mystery unfolds at a digestible pace. The Horsemen are introduced to us as bullies, but they’re written with enough mystery and intrigue that I couldn’t stop wanting to learn more about them. The balance between spice, tension, and plot just felt right for me. However, the larger plot doesn’t come together until about 50-60% mark, which could be a drawback for readers who like faster-paced stories.
Thankfully, Erika and Michael’s chemistry carried me through the slower build. Their tension was addictive. There were multiple moments where I had to put my Kindle down and stare into space for a second to decompress. And the locker room scene? Yeah. I won’t be forgetting that one anytime soon.
I enjoyed the dual timeline and the glimpses into the Horsemen’s histories. Kai completely stole every scene he was in. Every time he disappeared from the page, I found myself wondering when he was coming back. If his book is next, I’ll be a very happy girl!
My biggest issue with Corrupt is that I still feel like I barely know Michael. By the end of the book, I understood Erika inside and out– her fears, motivations, and growth. Michael? Not so much. Considering everything he goes through and everything revealed at the end, I expected to come away with a stronger understanding of who he is beneath the tough exterior.
Overall, it was incredibly addictive. Even with the slower start and my complaints about Michael’s characterization, I tore through this book in two days. I’m already desperate to continue the series, partly because I need answers and partly because I’m hopelessly invested in the Horsemen.
Kai’s book can’t come soon enough.
As for Damon… well. Those who have read Corrupt know exactly why I’m approaching that book with caution.
And with Will? I know I will be crying.
Rating: 4/5 Stars
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Rating: 4 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #corrupt #corruptByPenelopeDouglas #darkRomance #douglas #erikaFane #fiction #horsemen #michaelCrist #michaelXErika #penelope #penelopeDouglas #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR -
Penelope Douglas Won Me Back: My Thoughts on Corrupt
Before picking up Corrupt, I was honestly a little nervous to read another book by Penelope Douglas. My only experience with her writing was Punk 57 (which I ADORED reading at 23) and right after, Credence. While I understand why Credence has a devoted fanbase, it wasn’t a book that worked for me. Because of that, I went into Corrupt with some hesitation and wasn’t sure if Douglas’s writing style or storytelling would deliver the dark romance I was craving this time around.
Boy, am I glad I gave her another chance.
I haven’t felt this hot and bothered by a book in a while.
One of the things I appreciated most was how Douglass paced the story. Rather than overwhelming readers with information from the start, the mystery unfolds at a digestible pace. The Horsemen are introduced to us as bullies, but they’re written with enough mystery and intrigue that I couldn’t stop wanting to learn more about them. The balance between spice, tension, and plot just felt right for me. However, the larger plot doesn’t come together until about 50-60% mark, which could be a drawback for readers who like faster-paced stories.
Thankfully, Erika and Michael’s chemistry carried me through the slower build. Their tension was addictive. There were multiple moments where I had to put my Kindle down and stare into space for a second to decompress. And the locker room scene? Yeah. I won’t be forgetting that one anytime soon.
I enjoyed the dual timeline and the glimpses into the Horsemen’s histories. Kai completely stole every scene he was in. Every time he disappeared from the page, I found myself wondering when he was coming back. If his book is next, I’ll be a very happy girl!
My biggest issue with Corrupt is that I still feel like I barely know Michael. By the end of the book, I understood Erika inside and out– her fears, motivations, and growth. Michael? Not so much. Considering everything he goes through and everything revealed at the end, I expected to come away with a stronger understanding of who he is beneath the tough exterior.
Overall, it was incredibly addictive. Even with the slower start and my complaints about Michael’s characterization, I tore through this book in two days. I’m already desperate to continue the series, partly because I need answers and partly because I’m hopelessly invested in the Horsemen.
Kai’s book can’t come soon enough.
As for Damon… well. Those who have read Corrupt know exactly why I’m approaching that book with caution.
And with Will? I know I will be crying.
Rating: 4/5 Stars
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Rating: 4 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #corrupt #corruptByPenelopeDouglas #darkRomance #douglas #erikaFane #fiction #horsemen #michaelCrist #michaelXErika #penelope #penelopeDouglas #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR -
Penelope Douglas Won Me Back: My Thoughts on Corrupt
Before picking up Corrupt, I was honestly a little nervous to read another book by Penelope Douglas. My only experience with her writing was Punk 57 (which I ADORED reading at 23) and right after, Credence. While I understand why Credence has a devoted fanbase, it wasn’t a book that worked for me. Because of that, I went into Corrupt with some hesitation and wasn’t sure if Douglas’s writing style or storytelling would deliver the dark romance I was craving this time around.
Boy, am I glad I gave her another chance.
I haven’t felt this hot and bothered by a book in a while.
One of the things I appreciated most was how Douglass paced the story. Rather than overwhelming readers with information from the start, the mystery unfolds at a digestible pace. The Horsemen are introduced to us as bullies, but they’re written with enough mystery and intrigue that I couldn’t stop wanting to learn more about them. The balance between spice, tension, and plot just felt right for me. However, the larger plot doesn’t come together until about 50-60% mark, which could be a drawback for readers who like faster-paced stories.
Thankfully, Erika and Michael’s chemistry carried me through the slower build. Their tension was addictive. There were multiple moments where I had to put my Kindle down and stare into space for a second to decompress. And the locker room scene? Yeah. I won’t be forgetting that one anytime soon.
I enjoyed the dual timeline and the glimpses into the Horsemen’s histories. Kai completely stole every scene he was in. Every time he disappeared from the page, I found myself wondering when he was coming back. If his book is next, I’ll be a very happy girl!
My biggest issue with Corrupt is that I still feel like I barely know Michael. By the end of the book, I understood Erika inside and out– her fears, motivations, and growth. Michael? Not so much. Considering everything he goes through and everything revealed at the end, I expected to come away with a stronger understanding of who he is beneath the tough exterior.
Overall, it was incredibly addictive. Even with the slower start and my complaints about Michael’s characterization, I tore through this book in two days. I’m already desperate to continue the series, partly because I need answers and partly because I’m hopelessly invested in the Horsemen.
Kai’s book can’t come soon enough.
As for Damon… well. Those who have read Corrupt know exactly why I’m approaching that book with caution.
And with Will? I know I will be crying.
Rating: 4/5 Stars
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Rating: 4 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #corrupt #corruptByPenelopeDouglas #darkRomance #douglas #erikaFane #fiction #horsemen #michaelCrist #michaelXErika #penelope #penelopeDouglas #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR -
From Wrath to Envy: A Grudge, A Throne, and a Very Worth-It Ride
A Review of Throne of the Fallen by Kerri Maniscalco
I was a BIG fan of Kerri Maniscalco’s work in the Kingdom of the Wicked series. Emilia and Wrath were a top book couple for me for a while– their banter and Wrath’s passion made for such a great story. I loved Wrath so much that I was delighted to find out she was going to explore the other Princes of Sin in a new series.
I actually picked up Throne of the Fallen while browsing Barnes & Noble, and a woman literally stopped me and said, “If you loved her previous work, you’re going to love this one.” With a live, on-the-spot recommendation like that.. how could I ignore a fellow bibliophile?
Going in, I had no intention thinking this would be a “popcorn read.” It was not what I expected coming off of Kingdom of the Wicked. But as I kept reading, I was delighted– in the best way.
Prince Envy and Camilla’s story was incredibly refreshing. In a fantasy world where the stakes are often sky-high, it was nice to see love unfold through a series of clues and games. Don’t get me wrong– the stakes are still there throughout the novel– but at the beginning of their relationship, things don’t feel as heavy. And honestly? That worked really well.
I was incredibly nevous about Maniscalco starting with Envy. All of the brothers are wicked in their own ways, but Envy was a character I didn’t have much fondness for in the earlier books– especially after what he did to Emilia and her family. Yes, I know it served the plot, but readers can also hold grudges.
It was going to take a lot more than a love with Camilla to bring me back around, Leviaethan. But you know what did bring me back around?
THE THRONE SCENE!!! I think I can safely say the “throne trope” is my favorite. And the added mirror bonus? Yeah… that did something to me. The way Camilla purposefully created a moment for him to look back on? I was like—- alright baby, I’m taking notes!!!
Overall, this was such a refreshing romantic fantasy read. In a genre where the stakes can sometimes feel overwhelming, it was nice to have something that still felt high-stakes, but in a more playful, almost scavenger-hunt kind of way– and I loved it!
I loved this from Maniscalco, and I cannot wait to read Throne of Secrets.
3.75 / 5 Stars
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Rating: 3.5 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #camillaAntonious #envy #fantasy #kerriManiscalco #leviaethan #princeEnvy #princesOfHell #reading #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR #throneOfTheFallen #throneOfTheFallenByKerriManiscalco -
From Wrath to Envy: A Grudge, A Throne, and a Very Worth-It Ride
A Review of Throne of the Fallen by Kerri Maniscalco
I was a BIG fan of Kerri Maniscalco’s work in the Kingdom of the Wicked series. Emilia and Wrath were a top book couple for me for a while– their banter and Wrath’s passion made for such a great story. I loved Wrath so much that I was delighted to find out she was going to explore the other Princes of Sin in a new series.
I actually picked up Throne of the Fallen while browsing Barnes & Noble, and a woman literally stopped me and said, “If you loved her previous work, you’re going to love this one.” With a live, on-the-spot recommendation like that.. how could I ignore a fellow bibliophile?
Going in, I had no intention thinking this would be a “popcorn read.” It was not what I expected coming off of Kingdom of the Wicked. But as I kept reading, I was delighted– in the best way.
Prince Envy and Camilla’s story was incredibly refreshing. In a fantasy world where the stakes are often sky-high, it was nice to see love unfold through a series of clues and games. Don’t get me wrong– the stakes are still there throughout the novel– but at the beginning of their relationship, things don’t feel as heavy. And honestly? That worked really well.
I was incredibly nevous about Maniscalco starting with Envy. All of the brothers are wicked in their own ways, but Envy was a character I didn’t have much fondness for in the earlier books– especially after what he did to Emilia and her family. Yes, I know it served the plot, but readers can also hold grudges.
It was going to take a lot more than a love with Camilla to bring me back around, Leviaethan. But you know what did bring me back around?
THE THRONE SCENE!!! I think I can safely say the “throne trope” is my favorite. And the added mirror bonus? Yeah… that did something to me. The way Camilla purposefully created a moment for him to look back on? I was like—- alright baby, I’m taking notes!!!
Overall, this was such a refreshing romantic fantasy read. In a genre where the stakes can sometimes feel overwhelming, it was nice to have something that still felt high-stakes, but in a more playful, almost scavenger-hunt kind of way– and I loved it!
I loved this from Maniscalco, and I cannot wait to read Throne of Secrets.
3.75 / 5 Stars
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Rating: 3.5 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #camillaAntonious #envy #fantasy #kerriManiscalco #leviaethan #princeEnvy #princesOfHell #reading #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR #throneOfTheFallen #throneOfTheFallenByKerriManiscalco -
From Wrath to Envy: A Grudge, A Throne, and a Very Worth-It Ride
A Review of Throne of the Fallen by Kerri Maniscalco
I was a BIG fan of Kerri Maniscalco’s work in the Kingdom of the Wicked series. Emilia and Wrath were a top book couple for me for a while– their banter and Wrath’s passion made for such a great story. I loved Wrath so much that I was delighted to find out she was going to explore the other Princes of Sin in a new series.
I actually picked up Throne of the Fallen while browsing Barnes & Noble, and a woman literally stopped me and said, “If you loved her previous work, you’re going to love this one.” With a live, on-the-spot recommendation like that.. how could I ignore a fellow bibliophile?
Going in, I had no intention thinking this would be a “popcorn read.” It was not what I expected coming off of Kingdom of the Wicked. But as I kept reading, I was delighted– in the best way.
Prince Envy and Camilla’s story was incredibly refreshing. In a fantasy world where the stakes are often sky-high, it was nice to see love unfold through a series of clues and games. Don’t get me wrong– the stakes are still there throughout the novel– but at the beginning of their relationship, things don’t feel as heavy. And honestly? That worked really well.
I was incredibly nevous about Maniscalco starting with Envy. All of the brothers are wicked in their own ways, but Envy was a character I didn’t have much fondness for in the earlier books– especially after what he did to Emilia and her family. Yes, I know it served the plot, but readers can also hold grudges.
It was going to take a lot more than a love with Camilla to bring me back around, Leviaethan. But you know what did bring me back around?
THE THRONE SCENE!!! I think I can safely say the “throne trope” is my favorite. And the added mirror bonus? Yeah… that did something to me. The way Camilla purposefully created a moment for him to look back on? I was like—- alright baby, I’m taking notes!!!
Overall, this was such a refreshing romantic fantasy read. In a genre where the stakes can sometimes feel overwhelming, it was nice to have something that still felt high-stakes, but in a more playful, almost scavenger-hunt kind of way– and I loved it!
I loved this from Maniscalco, and I cannot wait to read Throne of Secrets.
3.75 / 5 Stars
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Rating: 3.5 out of 5. #bookReview #bookReviews #bookish #books #booktok #camillaAntonious #envy #fantasy #kerriManiscalco #leviaethan #princeEnvy #princesOfHell #reading #reviewer #reviews #romance #TBR #throneOfTheFallen #throneOfTheFallenByKerriManiscalco -
#52booksin52weeks 30. Author Related to Another Author - Olivia Atwater - Half a Soul (Regency Faerie Tales Series) #Regency #regencypunk #romantasy #banter #ComedyOfErrors #cursed #faerie #neurodivergent #ClassPriviledge #authenticity #romantasybooks #romantasyreads #booktok #bookstagram #booksky #ttrpgpodcast #gamemaster #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
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#52booksin52weeks 30. Author Related to Another Author - Olivia Atwater - Half a Soul (Regency Faerie Tales Series) #Regency #regencypunk #romantasy #banter #ComedyOfErrors #cursed #faerie #neurodivergent #ClassPriviledge #authenticity #romantasybooks #romantasyreads #booktok #bookstagram #booksky #ttrpgpodcast #gamemaster #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
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#52booksin52weeks 30. Author Related to Another Author - Olivia Atwater - Half a Soul (Regency Faerie Tales Series) #Regency #regencypunk #romantasy #banter #ComedyOfErrors #cursed #faerie #neurodivergent #ClassPriviledge #authenticity #romantasybooks #romantasyreads #booktok #bookstagram #booksky #ttrpgpodcast #gamemaster #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
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#52booksin52weeks 30. Author Related to Another Author - Olivia Atwater - Half a Soul (Regency Faerie Tales Series) #Regency #regencypunk #romantasy #banter #ComedyOfErrors #cursed #faerie #neurodivergent #ClassPriviledge #authenticity #romantasybooks #romantasyreads #booktok #bookstagram #booksky #ttrpgpodcast #gamemaster #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
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#52booksin52weeks 30. Author Related to Another Author - Olivia Atwater - Half a Soul (Regency Faerie Tales Series) #Regency #regencypunk #romantasy #banter #ComedyOfErrors #cursed #faerie #neurodivergent #ClassPriviledge #authenticity #romantasybooks #romantasyreads #booktok #bookstagram #booksky #ttrpgpodcast #gamemaster #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
