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And these two books I picked up as my little free library tribute books
I have not read the Harry Turtledove “wisdom of the fox” book. But I like his books. And I enjoy this type of pretty generic fantasy.
The second book I have read, and Hench deserves a much bigger audience. That is top notch superhero, or in this case super villain written fiction. I am anxiously awaiting the sequel. -
#52booksin52weeks 35. Character has a Secret Indentity - Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots #hench #henchman #supervillian #rage #FeministRage #SpreadsheetSkills #superhero #Capitalism #theboys #MoralRelativism #cynical #bookstagram #booktok #booksky #ttrpgpodcast #gamemaster #gamemastersbookclub https://www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc
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#Hench / #AskAManager: my wife doesn't know I hench, the evil sex ray made my employees do it, and more by whetherwoman #FicRec https://fancake.dreamwidth.org/2437336.html
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#Hench / #AskAManager: my wife doesn't know I hench, the evil sex ray made my employees do it, and more by whetherwoman #FicRec https://fancake.dreamwidth.org/2437336.html
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#Hench / #AskAManager: my wife doesn't know I hench, the evil sex ray made my employees do it, and more by whetherwoman #FicRec https://fancake.dreamwidth.org/2437336.html
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Read/listened to a fun murder #Mystery (ish) that was more of a "how will they do it" where the protagonist is planning to do bad things and you're rooting for them. Reminds me a little of #Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots in that respect.🤓 "Murder Your Employer" by Rupert Holmes.
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Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots is about a temp who works for supervillains until an encounter with a hero changes her life forever.
- Despite the fantasy it's grounded in modern (American) life and the precariat hard scrabble for health care and basic respect from employers.
- bi woman protagonist
If you liked Drew Hayes "Forging Hephaestus" or Austin Grossman's "Soon I will be invincible" then you will probably like this!
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Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots is about a temp who works for supervillains until an encounter with a hero changes her life forever.
- Despite the fantasy it's grounded in modern (American) life and the precariat hard scrabble for health care and basic respect from employers.
- bi woman protagonist
If you liked Drew Hayes "Forging Hephaestus" or Austin Grossman's "Soon I will be invincible" then you will probably like this!
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Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots is about a temp who works for supervillains until an encounter with a hero changes her life forever.
- Despite the fantasy it's grounded in modern (American) life and the precariat hard scrabble for health care and basic respect from employers.
- bi woman protagonist
If you liked Drew Hayes "Forging Hephaestus" or Austin Grossman's "Soon I will be invincible" then you will probably like this!
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Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots is about a temp who works for supervillains until an encounter with a hero changes her life forever.
- Despite the fantasy it's grounded in modern (American) life and the precariat hard scrabble for health care and basic respect from employers.
- bi woman protagonist
If you liked Drew Hayes "Forging Hephaestus" or Austin Grossman's "Soon I will be invincible" then you will probably like this!
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someone wrote a Hench/Ask A Manager crossover fanfic and I am DEAD.
it is only 2000 words long, so if you enjoy Ask A Manager OR Hench you should read this
(and if you have not read Hench yet then you should also read Hench because it's a great book)
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someone wrote a Hench/Ask A Manager crossover fanfic and I am DEAD.
it is only 2000 words long, so if you enjoy Ask A Manager OR Hench you should read this
(and if you have not read Hench yet then you should also read Hench because it's a great book)
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someone wrote a Hench/Ask A Manager crossover fanfic and I am DEAD.
it is only 2000 words long, so if you enjoy Ask A Manager OR Hench you should read this
(and if you have not read Hench yet then you should also read Hench because it's a great book)
