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Lover of lowstakes, cozy, fantasy romance. Especially LGBT romance. Strict HEA girly. I will not touch anything without one. If the stakes get too high I will probably drop the book. 🖤🩶🤍💚 🖤🩶🤍💜

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October 2026

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, WitchNot the Witch You WedWitcha Gonna Do?The Rivals of Casper Road

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  • Aug 25, 2026
    Tied To Heaven
    Tied To HeavenVee Debras
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    Enjoyment: 5.0Quality: 5.0Characters: 5.0Plot: 5.0
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    Holy shit holy shit holy shit. This was so fucking good! I was not expecting 65 fucking pages to pack such a punch! I need all of my religious trauma besties to read this immediately. It's so fucking good!

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    Tied To Heaven

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  • I have an entire shelf of Rainbow Book Crate special editions. They are so fucking gorgeous. My favorite would probably be Upside Down by N. R. Walker because all the ace flags and imagery makes my little ace heart very happy.

  • Do you have a Favorite Owned Book?

    I'm curious—what's everyone's favorite book copy that they own? Not necessarily your favorite story, but a specific edition or physical book that means something to you.

    For me, it's my ARC of Babel. I snagged it while working at Barnes & Noble—a coworker had claimed it first, but when I got excited about it, they graciously handed it over. I actually own a nice finished copy now, but I always reach for the ARC instead. It's the perfect level of floppiness for a 500+ page book, and it just feels right in my hands. It also has the full original subtitle which I understand why the completed editions don't have it but there's something about it that just feels right for the overall message of the book.

    What about you guys? What beat-up paperbacks, signed first editions, or surprise thrift-store finds do you cherish 😅?

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