Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. I guuuueesss you can justify she was obsessed with Juliette enough not to leak it but… if she truly hated Adaline that much. Después de la mitad, todo cambio, porque las similitudes cambiaron y este texto se volvió tan oscuro en todos los sentidos que me tenía embelesada, los personajes se aman desde una perspectiva que no había visto nunca y que a fin de cuentas tiene todo el sentido, creo que pueden existir opiniones encontradas, pero en el fondo la manera de amar de estás protagonistas es válida porque funciona para ellas, y me encanta eso. Award-winning author Anna Burke delivers the shivers in this daring queer dark fantasy romance teeming with sensuous vampires, dark academia, plant horrors, and terrifying fungal fae.

Tell me the most boring parts of your day that don't even interest you, tell me how you wake up in the morning and how you sleep at night. You'll literally feel like it's a never ending loop between their interactions as an excuse to slow it down and then sex.Because she was bisexual and wasn’t born with a silver spoon, like every other student at Richmond academy? i highlighted sm parts there were def a lot of memorable quotes and parts that made me laugh like i could’ve flew through this book easily at 2x speed without my procrastination. Raised for fourteen years in a religious cult before being tossed into the San Francisco Omega Academy, Tibby never had a chance. juliette is heavy on the internalised homophobia and even heavier on the bullying, so be warned of triggering homophobic language.

the way i loved both of them, their dynamics which just perfectly suited them, the sick obsession they both shared for each other (which i always fall for), i LIVED for it. i feel like this is one of the cases where that was done so well i can hardly believe how far she came from the start. This girls HATE each other and thats what makes this story so interesting its an ugly, dirty love and they are not afraid to hurt each other. Half-fae Arlo becomes entangled in the courtly intrigue at the Seelie Summer palace as danger for ironborns mounts in this “beautifully written and deliciously complex” (Nicki Pau Preto, author of the Crown of Feathers trilogy) sequel to A Dark and Hollow Star that’s The Cruel Prince meets City of Bones. and let me tell you, i usually hate that type of jealousy, especially when one person has power over the other.Even the entire reason behind her homophobia was absurd, like I can't even consider this a spoiler because it's mentioned in like the first ten chapters- Her and mother and her hate queer people because their father abandoned them to be with his boss in the past and beat up his wife for it since he didn't want the secret to be out? it wasn't just that it had happened, it was that the miscommunication thing happened along with it and i hated that. Daring sword fights, cunning plots, risky schemes, being kidnapped by Pirates, swimming with Mermayds, flying on magic carpets, Voyages, Expeditions, Adventure, Thrill, Excitement. i love how the power dynamics were so balanced with this one, and it didn't really tip the scales that much. I feel like the author wants to push all the buttons and show all her cards at once just from the beginning.

The plot, the dialogue, all of it was so creative and each scene was so captivating; as if I were watching it.

As girls, we don’t need to diminish ourselves when we’re together, we fit in every sense of the word. Vlog star Renard Grant has nothing to prove: he’s got a pretty face, chiseled body, and two million adoring video subscribers. This is all Almas ever wanted for herself, yet one thing leads to another and suddenly the quest to save the entire Universe that Princess. One look at the gorgeous bartender with the midnight skin and waving tentacles, and she knew she needed to feel all those…appendages wrapped around her before the night was out. A grumpy hero with the sweetest heart as forced proximity and found family give two damaged men the HEA they deserve.