Peony
Loves murder mysteries and has a passion for translated fiction. Will read other genres through. Loves cats. 🐈⬛
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There's a clue of something in my life with this reading! 👀 also it's my first time reading Sherlock Holmes, I'm lowkey excited 😆🤞🏻
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OKAYYYYY- I didn't expect much from Sir Arthur, but damn I'm getting curious the deeper I got into this book 🔥🔥
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Off the top of my head:
Isabel Cañas... Vampires of El Norte, the Hacienda, the possession of Alba Diaz
The Last Tale of the Flower Bride by Roshani Chokshi
White is for witching by Helen Oyeyemi
The whole VC Andrews catalog tbh 😂
Same for Anne Rice, but notably her Mayfair witches series
Anyone have any other books to add?? 🤔
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All She Was Worth
Miyuki Miyabe
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What a wild book. It’s a perfect length any longer it would have been a bore. I found the whole Blackwood family so repulsive, great atmosphere and writing. The vibes were immaculate but I found the plot a little lacking. An all together disturbing book.
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There's a clue of something in my life with this reading! 👀 also it's my first time reading Sherlock Holmes, I'm lowkey excited 😆🤞🏻
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I am genuinely surprised to find Sherlock Holmes is rather cheerful in the book... or am I interpreting wrongly? 🤔
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I had so many of these on my TBR and I think I will tackle a lot of them this December!! Which in Australia, means the exact opposite weather these books probably call for. Can’t wait to be reading these in 35 degree weather. (95f for those Americans out there).
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I had so many of these on my TBR and I think I will tackle a lot of them this December!! Which in Australia, means the exact opposite weather these books probably call for. Can’t wait to be reading these in 35 degree weather. (95f for those Americans out there).
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