Nobody is more surprised than me that I actually enjoyed those

[failte_aoife]

Well, not all of those but this entry featured a couple of books I started with not very high hopes and then ended up enjoying...well and a couple I hated so it's not quite a sign of the end-times.

Fantasy

Aliette de Bodard: Of Dragons, Feasts and Murder

The major nobody-is-more-surprised book. It's set in the Dominion of the Fallen universe where

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[failte_aoife]

Anyway, can this Floodtide be read as a standalone? If I grow desperate.

I think you would get...most of it. The MCs in the first three books were posh ladies and the MC from Floodtide is a servant girl so she doesn't interact with them as much but there's probably some stuff that is going to make only sense if you've read the previous books. (Also...it's not a straight romance...or y'know a non-straight romance XD She's clearly developing feelings for someone but in that book it doesn't yet lead anywhere)

Transformation into a sad, hairy monster with temper issue to commence soon.
In the future I will be more careful with what I share but it's probably already to late now and I'm imprisoned in your castle with your huge library.

. I do not know what it takes to write about portal-opening demonic dildos from unicorns in lesbian femdom, but I now know it can be done.
I wish I had never known it but something something wise Gandalf quote about how we can't choose our burdens

I mean I wouldn't recommend Hall's Fake boyfriend book unless the British heat fries your brain so much that you have no brain capacity for anything more complex left.

I'm full of surprises :D

[ikel89]

That solves it, I don't think I wanna bother with marginally-less-boring lesbians XD

but it's probably already to late now and I'm imprisoned in your castle with your huge library.
Only for 14 days of self-imposed quarantine, we're not beasts here in UK.