To Trust Man On His Oath by K.J. Charles
How Goes The World? by K.J. Charles
To Trust Man On His Oath I saved this conversational exchange as a draft review, knowing that I was terribly behind on reviews and wanting not to forget the sentiment: Will sighed internally. “Look, you don’t have to talk to me. But if you want to, it’s three in the morning.” “Does the time … [Read more]
Subtle Blood by K.J. Charles
CW: I cannot fully remember, but I recall there's some period appropriate homophobia but from family members The interesting thing about this trilogy of books is how it doesn't fit the normal arc of trilogies. Usually, Book 1 stands alone-ish--sets up the world, but the main plot issue sorts … [Read more]
The Sugared Game by K.J. Charles
Yep I just RAN to find this one after reading the prior book, and boy am I glad that I did. Realizing maybe I didn't read these as quickly because I really dislike the way that Kim is pictured on the covers--long sideburns and black lipstick, it looks like to me??? Wait is that Maisie and … [Read more]
Slippery Creatures by K.J. Charles
Narfna has stolen my first line for this review, which is: I love everything about this. Seeing as how I'm 90% certain I put this on hold because of her recommendation, I suppose it's only fair. So, yes. This was everything. I had this outstanding on my Kindle for ages, constantly pushing it off … [Read more]
Hook, Line, and Sinker by Tessa Bailey
So here we have the follow up to the Alexis-from-Schitt's-Creek fanfic It Happened One Summer that I had somewhat similar feelings for--aka, there is a bunch to like but a bunch to also see coming from a mile off that I disliked. Was it immediately obvious that this book was going to be about her … [Read more]
When We Cease To Understand the World by Benjamín Labatut
This book varied wildly from story to story, and there were parts I liked a lot more than others. On the whole since the parts I liked were so very much a bullseye for "Things I Will Read 100% Of the Time," I can forgive the parts between which were "Things I Will Roll My Eyes At And Abandon Books … [Read more]
