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Book 3 was Yours for the Season by Kate Cochrane (narrated by Jeremy Carlisle Parker).
Sapphic hockey romance 🥅
But without any hockey 🤷♀️
Messed up families 😬
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New month, new book thread! First up is Scoring Position by Morgan James & Ashlyn Kane (narrated by Nick J. Russo).
New teammates ⛸️
The team sucks 👎
Something shady going on 🌒
They definitely won’t fall in love, nope 🏒#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/scoring-position-9
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New month, new book thread! First up is Scoring Position by Morgan James & Ashlyn Kane (narrated by Nick J. Russo).
New teammates ⛸️
The team sucks 👎
Something shady going on 🌒
They definitely won’t fall in love, nope 🏒#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/scoring-position-9
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New month, new book thread! First up is Scoring Position by Morgan James & Ashlyn Kane (narrated by Nick J. Russo).
New teammates ⛸️
The team sucks 👎
Something shady going on 🌒
They definitely won’t fall in love, nope 🏒#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/scoring-position-9
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New month, new book thread! First up is Scoring Position by Morgan James & Ashlyn Kane (narrated by Nick J. Russo).
New teammates ⛸️
The team sucks 👎
Something shady going on 🌒
They definitely won’t fall in love, nope 🏒#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/scoring-position-9
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New month, new book thread! First up is Scoring Position by Morgan James & Ashlyn Kane (narrated by Nick J. Russo).
New teammates ⛸️
The team sucks 👎
Something shady going on 🌒
They definitely won’t fall in love, nope 🏒#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/scoring-position-9
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This week’s Sapphic Book Bingo category features characters are hiding a secret.
Maybe the character is keeping their true identity secret, hiding something from their past, or concealing something that could change their relationship with the other main character.
Check out the 15 recommended books on my website:https://jae-fiction.com/sapphic-characters-who-are-hiding-a-secret/
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It's Book 3 of the Apocrypha of the Knight Shamans and Book 5 of the World of Paradigm Lost. It's also a stunning conclusion to a long life lived well for the Founder of the Elk Creek Tribe.
One of the clearest threads in The Third Book of the Knight Shamans is the collision of belief systems. Dogmatic, destructive strains of Christianity clash with the shamanic practices of the Elk Creek Tribe, and the friction reveals deeper layers of hope and recalibration. Justin’s personal struggle with religious fanaticism shows how devotion can both sustain and blind a person. Over the course of the book, readers watch belief break open—sometimes violently—and reform into something stranger and truer to the lives people lead.
At the heart of the overall trilogy is a central ontological question: who meddles with whom? Angels and demons, minor gods and fallen pantheons—these forces arrive as agents of change, but so do humans. The novel refuses to let the supernatural be purely ornamental; divine beings have agendas, limitations, and rivalries. Simultaneously, humans like Rodney, Justin, and Peter actively shape the post-quake world and the spiritualism of their people through diplomacy, medicine, and ritual. The tension between divine influence and human agency drives much of the narrative energy.
Post-apocalyptic survival in this book is not merely logistical—it’s ethical. The Elk Creek Tribe’s attempts to set up banking systems, ambassadorships, and health care are exercises in rebuilding civic life. They ask what it means to be a community when old institutions have collapsed. Rodney’s work coordinating ambassadorships and Peter’s struggle between leaving for medical training or staying to help his mother are not just plot points; they are moral dilemmas about duty, legacy, and the long view of care.
#thatthingijustRead #fantasy #lgbtq #lgbtqbookstodon #books #bookstodon #shamanism #spirituality #woke #queerbooks
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It's Book 3 of the Apocrypha of the Knight Shamans and Book 5 of the World of Paradigm Lost. It's also a stunning conclusion to a long life lived well for the Founder of the Elk Creek Tribe.
One of the clearest threads in The Third Book of the Knight Shamans is the collision of belief systems. Dogmatic, destructive strains of Christianity clash with the shamanic practices of the Elk Creek Tribe, and the friction reveals deeper layers of hope and recalibration. Justin’s personal struggle with religious fanaticism shows how devotion can both sustain and blind a person. Over the course of the book, readers watch belief break open—sometimes violently—and reform into something stranger and truer to the lives people lead.
At the heart of the overall trilogy is a central ontological question: who meddles with whom? Angels and demons, minor gods and fallen pantheons—these forces arrive as agents of change, but so do humans. The novel refuses to let the supernatural be purely ornamental; divine beings have agendas, limitations, and rivalries. Simultaneously, humans like Rodney, Justin, and Peter actively shape the post-quake world and the spiritualism of their people through diplomacy, medicine, and ritual. The tension between divine influence and human agency drives much of the narrative energy.
Post-apocalyptic survival in this book is not merely logistical—it’s ethical. The Elk Creek Tribe’s attempts to set up banking systems, ambassadorships, and health care are exercises in rebuilding civic life. They ask what it means to be a community when old institutions have collapsed. Rodney’s work coordinating ambassadorships and Peter’s struggle between leaving for medical training or staying to help his mother are not just plot points; they are moral dilemmas about duty, legacy, and the long view of care.
#thatthingijustRead #fantasy #lgbtq #lgbtqbookstodon #books #bookstodon #shamanism #spirituality #woke #queerbooks
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It's Book 3 of the Apocrypha of the Knight Shamans and Book 5 of the World of Paradigm Lost. It's also a stunning conclusion to a long life lived well for the Founder of the Elk Creek Tribe.
One of the clearest threads in The Third Book of the Knight Shamans is the collision of belief systems. Dogmatic, destructive strains of Christianity clash with the shamanic practices of the Elk Creek Tribe, and the friction reveals deeper layers of hope and recalibration. Justin’s personal struggle with religious fanaticism shows how devotion can both sustain and blind a person. Over the course of the book, readers watch belief break open—sometimes violently—and reform into something stranger and truer to the lives people lead.
At the heart of the overall trilogy is a central ontological question: who meddles with whom? Angels and demons, minor gods and fallen pantheons—these forces arrive as agents of change, but so do humans. The novel refuses to let the supernatural be purely ornamental; divine beings have agendas, limitations, and rivalries. Simultaneously, humans like Rodney, Justin, and Peter actively shape the post-quake world and the spiritualism of their people through diplomacy, medicine, and ritual. The tension between divine influence and human agency drives much of the narrative energy.
Post-apocalyptic survival in this book is not merely logistical—it’s ethical. The Elk Creek Tribe’s attempts to set up banking systems, ambassadorships, and health care are exercises in rebuilding civic life. They ask what it means to be a community when old institutions have collapsed. Rodney’s work coordinating ambassadorships and Peter’s struggle between leaving for medical training or staying to help his mother are not just plot points; they are moral dilemmas about duty, legacy, and the long view of care.
#thatthingijustRead #fantasy #lgbtq #lgbtqbookstodon #books #bookstodon #shamanism #spirituality #woke #queerbooks
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It's Book 3 of the Apocrypha of the Knight Shamans and Book 5 of the World of Paradigm Lost. It's also a stunning conclusion to a long life lived well for the Founder of the Elk Creek Tribe.
One of the clearest threads in The Third Book of the Knight Shamans is the collision of belief systems. Dogmatic, destructive strains of Christianity clash with the shamanic practices of the Elk Creek Tribe, and the friction reveals deeper layers of hope and recalibration. Justin’s personal struggle with religious fanaticism shows how devotion can both sustain and blind a person. Over the course of the book, readers watch belief break open—sometimes violently—and reform into something stranger and truer to the lives people lead.
At the heart of the overall trilogy is a central ontological question: who meddles with whom? Angels and demons, minor gods and fallen pantheons—these forces arrive as agents of change, but so do humans. The novel refuses to let the supernatural be purely ornamental; divine beings have agendas, limitations, and rivalries. Simultaneously, humans like Rodney, Justin, and Peter actively shape the post-quake world and the spiritualism of their people through diplomacy, medicine, and ritual. The tension between divine influence and human agency drives much of the narrative energy.
Post-apocalyptic survival in this book is not merely logistical—it’s ethical. The Elk Creek Tribe’s attempts to set up banking systems, ambassadorships, and health care are exercises in rebuilding civic life. They ask what it means to be a community when old institutions have collapsed. Rodney’s work coordinating ambassadorships and Peter’s struggle between leaving for medical training or staying to help his mother are not just plot points; they are moral dilemmas about duty, legacy, and the long view of care.
#thatthingijustRead #fantasy #lgbtq #lgbtqbookstodon #books #bookstodon #shamanism #spirituality #woke #queerbooks
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Book 27 – and my final for August – was Impossible Match by Rochelle Wolf (narrated by August Roy).
Sapphic arranged marriage 💍
Help! I think I’m falling for my wife 🩷
She’s rich … but her wife is RICH 💰#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/impossible-match-3
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Book 27 – and my final for August – was Impossible Match by Rochelle Wolf (narrated by August Roy).
Sapphic arranged marriage 💍
Help! I think I’m falling for my wife 🩷
She’s rich … but her wife is RICH 💰#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/impossible-match-3
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Book 27 – and my final for August – was Impossible Match by Rochelle Wolf (narrated by August Roy).
Sapphic arranged marriage 💍
Help! I think I’m falling for my wife 🩷
She’s rich … but her wife is RICH 💰#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/impossible-match-3
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Book 27 – and my final for August – was Impossible Match by Rochelle Wolf (narrated by August Roy).
Sapphic arranged marriage 💍
Help! I think I’m falling for my wife 🩷
She’s rich … but her wife is RICH 💰#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/impossible-match-3
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Book 27 – and my final for August – was Impossible Match by Rochelle Wolf (narrated by August Roy).
Sapphic arranged marriage 💍
Help! I think I’m falling for my wife 🩷
She’s rich … but her wife is RICH 💰#KoboPlus: https://www.kobo.com/en/audiobook/impossible-match-3