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redfox

Proud to be ✨ basic✨in my reading tastes. I love a cliche, cheesy romance book and a good suspense/mystery. Reading is better than reality most days. She/her

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Level 6Mardi Gras + Carnival 2026
Sourcebooks Summer of Swoon
My Taste
Firekeeper’s Daughter
Beg, Borrow, or Steal
Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky (Tristan Strong, #1)
The Bewitching
Cemetery Boys
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  • Wyatt (Lucky River Ranch, #2)
    redfox
    Aug 07, 2026
    Wyatt (Lucky River Ranch, #2)
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    Enjoyment: 3.0Quality: 3.0Characters: 3.0Plot: 3.0

    I love a good fake dating/friends to lovers story 💛 I wasn't sure about this book because I didn't like the first one, but I'm glad I gave it a chance. Unfortunately, John B sucks in this. He was the worst part of the book 😥

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  • Wyatt (Lucky River Ranch, #2)
    Thoughts from 91% (chapter 31)
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  • Just for the Cameras
    Thoughts from 7% (page 42)

    I don’t like him. I don’t like his name (Graydon). I don’t like his attitude. I don’t like how he pulled her hair and instead of apologising, started lowkey harassing her because she “doesn’t know what she’s missing.” I don’t like how he sexualises her.

    “I have a truckload of baggage that no one wants to unpack, leaving me grouchy most of the time.” (Page 30 of my copy). No one owes you anything, you are the one who has to work on yourself. It is not someone else’s responsibility to ‘fix you’.

    Can someone just tell me if he actually becomes redeemable at any point, because I have been scowling for the last forty pages and don’t want frown lines.

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    Thoughts from 38% (page 152, beginning of ch 12)

    "He inhales deeply, like he digs the way I smell" This sentence absolutely took me out of the book and made me stare at a wall for a second. "Digs" is such an anachronistic slang word and it doesn't fit Sally's character or the contemporary setting at all. That slang would have stopped being popular when her parents were young. I'm definitely more skeptical about the writing quality of this book now....

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    Tiffany Chu giveaway

    The Constellation of Forgotten Things

    The Constellation of Forgotten Things

    Tiffany Chu

    When love transcends the boundaries of time, memory, and even death itself. In the world of Reveria, broken dreams rise as trails of light across the night sky. A blacksmith's boy vanishes into rebellion. Two cosmic beings—one of Memory, one of Void—discover their forbidden love might reshape reality. The Constellation of Forgotten Things weaves together interconnected tales of love that defies impossible distances: between life and death, earth and sky, remembering and forgetting. Each story illuminates a different facet of love's power to endure—and its cost. This collection is both an act of remembrance and a celebration of the stories we tell to keep our beloveds alive, proving that some bonds transcend even the veil between worlds. Perfect for readers who love the lyricism of Madeline Miller and Alix E. Harrow, the emotional storytelling of Studio Ghibli films, and the mythic beauty of Ursula K. Le Guin's work. If you read for gorgeous language and deep feeling rather than fast plots—these stories will captivate you. Love that would change the constellations and the reality of existence.

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    Thoughts from 66%

    Ok one of my new favorite genres is cozy fantasy but SPECIFICALLY ones where there’s just a bunch of side quests. Like they’re working towards something monotonous and having a time while doing it. I loved how in the first book the side goal was to keep upgrading the kitchen and now here we keep improving the shop. Are there any other books like that??

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  • Bookshops & Bonedust
    Thoughts from 24% (page 80)

    I think I will always read Travis Baldree's books. My favorite thing - apart from the immaculate cozy vibes and lovable characters - is every character has their own individualized speech patterns. I know this isn't specific to these books or even this author, but each character is so unique, and I know exactly who is speaking without seeing the characters' names. It makes everyone feel so special, and they truly are.

    Also, Fern continues to have my whole heart.

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