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VICTOR hadn't spent a lot of time in strip clubs. He'd never understood their appeal—never been aroused by the half-naked bodies, their writhing oiled forms
So there‘s this thing called ✨asexuality✨
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somebody sedate me. THIS WAS SO GOOD? combining all three books of the fallen gods triology together, it may be one of my favourite series i’ve read so far! there‘s SO MUCH this book offered, not only in terms of great worldbuilding, interesting & diverse character (+ dynamics) and the ultimately satisfying depiction of gods BUT ALSO the way of storytelling? the world is so cruel, yet we got so many cozy moments of coming back to the main characters. i don‘t think i have to mention how much i worship character centred stories, getting to know the world through their eyes instead of objective info-dumping. hannah kaner ATE this one.
now i do think if gods & wars aren‘t your type of thing, this series really isn‘t for you. if it is though, THIS IS PERFECT. & to round this up: as a queer person, queer normative writing means the world to me. diversity wins & i adore this book for giving a safe space and a prime example for what should be the standard.