You are browsing at a bookstore and see a cover that catches your attention. You know nothing about the author or the story so you flip a third of the way into the book. You read two sentences and slam the book shut. Shelve it and walk away. What did you read?

Does anyone know of more books with Zale? Ioved them in the Paladin series and was very happily surprised to see them back in full badassery in Swordheart. I enjoy T Kingfisher’s gruff but goldenhearted love interests and spunky FMCs, but something about Zale’s calm calculatedness makes my knees a little weak. I don’t remember actually if they’re interested in romance or if as a priest they’re bound to The Rat? Regardless, would love to see more!! #BigFan

When you’re reading, do you enjoy escaping to a world where there is struggle and conflict, but the problems aren’t too similar to yours?

Do you enjoy watching characters struggle and work through things that are super relatable?

Is there a difference to you between having your past and a character’s situation be relatable and your present being relatable?

I just finished a book that deals a lot with childhood and some of the horrors that come along with it, and it’s got me thinking. Curious to know how others feel! Also, I apologize if someone’s asked this before, this forum is pretty active and I’m not sure how to search.

i think gideon is the closest I've come to really really enjoying the narrator ever since i read aftg. she reminds me so much of neil except kind of flipped on it's head if that makes sense. like they're pollar opposites but also feel as if they could totally be the same person if you squint

i really need more books with male leads like bambleby, if anyone has recs, please share😩

This is the perfect book to read on a hot, sticky summer night.

Now that we’ve seen Piper and Galen’s story AAAAA I LOVE THEM 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨 IM DYING for a look into the female paladins lives please I’ll beg on my knees kingfisher 😭 make one of them gay at least!!!!!