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Vermilion: The Adventures of Lou Merriwether, Psychopomp
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How to Juggle Ballads & Blades
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Big Bad Wool (Sheep Detective Story, #2)
Leonie Swann
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Hi Bookaholics 👋
Are you ready for the question of the day??
I want to know....
What got you into reading in the first place? 😎
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Was this a perfect historical age gap romance? Maybe! We have a brooding man with a dangerous reputation that seems like he's never felt a feeling before and a fresh young flower of a heroine who has just experienced her first heartbreak. There's vengeance, jealousy, extremely hot spice, and a love triangle. I loved every second.
This was an incredibly quick read (two days of not really trying for me) and you do not need to have read the other Pennyroyal Green books to understand any part of this (which is good, because I didn't realize I was stepping into book five. But it was fine, this series is very loosely connected). The characters are, for the most part, well fleshed-out and all of them interesting. I liked the Eversea parents, I loved the ornery Duke hero, I loved Genevieve in all her confused feelings and unleashed passions, I even liked the romantic rival and the "clueless" best friend.
The plot moves swiftly, I think it takes place over a week or two? Which logistically seems like a bit of a stretch but only in hindsight, as I was reading it I was in it. The writing is beautiful and I got several quotes out of it that I will hold as precious. The spice was spicy! A lot spicier than I expected but still using the language typical to the genre and fitting the book so it wasn't jarring or off-putting.
I would 100% recommend this book and plan to read more Julie Anne Long because this was a delight.
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Post from the What I Did for a Duke (Pennyroyal Green, #5) forum
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“Ask yourself why you came looking for me last night, and whether you want to know more." He turned to look at her now. "Because ... I'm the one who can show you. And you may never have another chance to learn it in just this way. With someone you can trust. And who wants it as badly as you do."
FUNNY HOW MY LEGS ARE WIDE OPEN ALL OF A SUDDEN
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You know those lines in a book that just hit differently? Or a line that's so poetic and poignant that you can't help but highlight it or write it down somewhere?
Do any of you keep a list or journal with these quotes? I've felt so touched by some quotes in my recent reads that I've been wishing for a way to easily find them again in the future. What are some ways that people keep track of favorite lines and quotes from books?
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