lost in a fantasy
I thought it could be fun or helpful to go over how I go about putting tabs in my books! I definitely do not do this to every book, in fact, I don't do it often at all, but it helps me out when I'm read a dense sci-fi or fantasy book.
Felicity Faircloth is an out of favor spinster wallflower when she meets Devil, a Bareknuckle bastard. He promises her an advantageous marriage to a Duke, but in reality, he plans to ruin her in order to get back at his brother, the Duke of Marwick.
I want to start doing more recommendation posts, so I thought that this was a good place to start! I am including two sci-fi/dystopian books on this list because it was originally going to be "Standalone Sci-fi & Fantasy Recommendations", but there are two sci-fi books among ten fantasy books! Sci-fi with be marked with a *!
Happy Thursday! I'm caught up on reviews and I have a few posts planned that I want to think about more before writing, so I figured I would do a tag today! I first saw this on Genie in a Novel and it was created by The Perpetual Page Turner. I wasn't tagged by anyone, but this seemed fun.
It has been thirty years since the gods of the Myriad have been dead, but remains of their enormous bodies are still washing up from the Undersea. When Hark discovers the heart of one of these dead gods with the power to heal, he saves his best friend Jelt, but the heart doesn't leave him unchanged.
Meredith and Nina have never had a close relationship with their mother, believing that she hates them, but when their father, the glue of their family, falls ill, they have to actually connect with their mother. They draw out the Russian fairy tale that their mother used to tell them when they were kids, and soon they discover that their mother has been keeping many secrets from them and those secrets will change the way they see their mother.
I was tagged by Emily over at Moonlight & Moths! Thank you so much for tagging me! This looks like a fun one.
