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  1. Book 8 was Resisting You by E.M. Lindsey (narrated by Kirt Graves).

    Everyone knows he’s a slut … but he’s secretly celibate ❌🍆
    Enemies to lovers 🩷
    Hurt / comfort … now with added pranks ☕️
    Disability rep 🦻

    #KoboPlus: kobo.com/en/audiobook/resistin

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  2. Book 7 was Cthulhu FhCon by Frog Jones et al (narrated by Rebecca Cook).

    Ancient eldritch river monsters 🐙
    Weird and wonky – possibly sentient – hotels 🛌
    Cons and cosplayers that may or may not be demonic 😈

    #KoboPlus: kobo.com/en/audiobook/cthulhu-

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  3. Book 6 was Vitamin Sea by Maia Ross (narrated by Deborah Balm & Petrea Burchard).

    A mostly retired female James Bond and a computer expert team up to solve a murder on a small Canadian island. 🦫

    #KoboPlus: kobo.com/en/audiobook/vitamin-

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  4. Just read "Loveless" by Alice Oseman.
    I really enjoyed it, although it did drag just a bit towards the end.

    It's YA with an aro-ace main character. It reminded me of Becky Albertali's books: lots of queer young people, and what I've seen people call a "Tumbler" vibe. I don't mean that in a disparaging way!

    It's about a young woman (British) leaving home for the first time, going to university with her two best friends, and figuring out her sexuality as a person who's never experienced romantic or sexual attraction.

    It hooked me emotionally, (spent all of Sunday reading!) although the plot got a bit overly complex in the last few chapters.
    I thought it struggled a bit to thread the needle of pointing out how obsessed our society is with romance, while also having a "will they won't they" lesbian romance sub-plot with some of the secondary characters.

    But it has lovely found-family vibes!

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