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Mortedant's Peril
R.J. Barker
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The Pomegranate Gate (The Mirror Realm Cycle, #1)
Ariel Kaplan
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Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle
Emily Nagoski
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Two Can Play That Game
Zakiya N. Jamal
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The Good Parts: A Novel
Evann Normandin
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I know October still feels far away, but time is flying, and if anyone needs to place a Libby hold, now is the time! š
For our October buddy read, weāll be reading Married to the Alien Cowboy by Ursa Dax.
A quiet alien cowboy, a human woman on the run, and a marriage of convenienceā¦because apparently regular cowboys werenāt enough. Weāre taking this buddy read off-world. š¤ š½š
Add it to your TBR, place those holds, and get ready for cowboys, but make them extraterrestrial! Whoās joining us? šø
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Tempest
Victoria Aveyard
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The pirate fantasy that will give all others in the genre a run for their money.
Tempest is exactly what Iām looking for when picking up a pirate fantasy. Itās filled with scheming, questionable morals, survival above all else, and all encapsulated with the most lush and beautiful descriptions. Every single sentence drives you deeper into the world of the Lyrian Sea without ever being overbearing or distracting.
The dual timeline is admittedly something I was worried about and not excited for. Itās rarely done well and becomes a bit of an annoyance to have to jump back and forth constantly. To my surprise, the dual timeline is not only handled perfectly by Aveyard, but the story would have been lacking without it. Not once did I dread jumping to a Before or After chapter. I was equally excited to learn more about both versions of Cat and the mischief she was getting up to. The alternating chapters always had a seamless handoff with one subtly referring to an event that is then expanded upon in the next chapter.
This is a book Iāll be rereading as soon as I get my physical copy. I canāt wait for Tyrant and to see how Cat and Valās story unfolds!
Note on the audiobook: the narrator is absolutely perfect for Cat but I desperately wanted this to be duet narration. The male characters unfortunately all sound the same which can get a bit confusing when jumping between before and after.
Thank you to Harper Voyager for the ALC in exchange for an honest review
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Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It
Cory Doctorow
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The Summer Girlfriend (Heart Beach)
Kristina Forest
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