Cannonball Read 18

Sticking It to Cancer One Book at a Time


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Compulsory by Martha Wells

Forever Your Rogue by Erin Langston

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel

Bring up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel

We Could Be So Good by Cat Sebastian

The Wishing Game by Meg Shaffer

The Hurricane Wars by Thea Guanzon

Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe

The Mirror & The Light by Hilary Mantel

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Compulsory by Martha Wells Murderbot shortly returns, in a book that I was happy to pay $0.99 for to get as much of the world as I possibly could. As someone who spent all last week happily reading and then having to spring out of bed/sofa to catch my father about to trip or someone who needed help with something that definitely didn’t NEED my help but probably justified it, I understand exactly where Murderbot is coming from and where it wants to go (back […]

Lovely and Charming Christmas Novella

Some Winter's Evening by Erin Langston

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This was a lovely and charming sequel novella to Erin Langston’s Forever Your Rogue. If you haven’t read Forever Your Rogue yet, you really should. You will understand Gavin’s reluctance to endanger Emilia’s reputation, and if you enjoy a man who falls head first into love and domesticity, Nate is that in spades. Gavin Sinclair is Cora’s brother, the barrister who worked tirelessly on her suit to reclaim guardianship of her children from the relatives intent on bleeding her son’s inheritance dry. Since succeeding on Cora’s case, […]

We’re incandescent. I believe you and I will ignite the entire sky between us.”

Forever Your Rogue by Erin Langston

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I picked up Forever Your Rogue because @melon_reads loved it. I don’t read much Regency(ish) romance these days, and as much as I enjoyed this one, I also struggled to stay with it. Servants, the legal status of women, and stratification of the classes are some of the reasons I’m less interested in historical romance. I was able to stay with this one partly because I knew that the author was inspired to write by a legal case in which a mother attempted to gain […]



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