What are you reading right now?

[Ana]

FInally able to give a nice book recommendation
Devney Perry - author
The Birthday List - title

a sweet book about coping with a loss of a spouse and allowing yourself to move on.

[Ana]

This is soooo worth a read.
Im only on the first book in the serie but wow. It's like a dnd session just in a book


5/5 recommend. High fantasy.

rest of the serie is just as amazing.. higly recommend

[Ana]

Started a nice serie.. I really like it


Tracy Wolff
Crave
Crush
Covet
Court
Charm
Cherish

i only read Crave atm..... I dont know if it still stays good during the serie but im going to read them all just because that´s how my mind works. Crave were really good

[Ana]

Just finished crush from the above series
Gleeeee 5/5
Clifhanger ending. Must start the next one.
If anyone have read these please no spoilers
If you havent read them.... I would recommend them
Makes me cry, my heart leap, my toes crumble and it's just wow

[GormanGhaste]

as always, I'm trying to read too many books at once:
Dawidziak's Mystery of Mysteries "the death and life of Edgar Allan Poe", biography
Jones' Howl's Moving Castle, which inspired Miyazaki's anime
Anderson's Paul of Dune--wasn't going to read this one, but parts of it may end up in the third Dune film? (takes place btwn Dune and Dune Messiah)
Nayler's Mountain in the Sea, award-winning novel about an intelligent octopus community

Just finished Spufford's Cahokia Jazz--alt history of the USA with a Native American city and state on the Mississippi river *recommended

[Ana]

as always, I'm trying to read too many books at once:
Dawidziak's Mystery of Mysteries "the death and life of Edgar Allan Poe", biography
Jones' Howl's Moving Castle, which inspired Miyazaki's anime
Anderson's Paul of Dune--wasn't going to read this one, but parts of it may end up in the third Dune film? (takes place btwn Dune and Dune Messiah)
Nayler's Mountain in the Sea, award-winning novel about an intelligent octopus community

Just finished Spufford's Cahokia Jazz--alt history of the USA with a Native American city and state on the Mississippi river *recommended

Sadly soo many of your books i cant access to read

GormanGhaste/ others if you want to give this a quick browsee and give some good fantasy/romance/other recommendations?

https://www.storytel.com/signup?campaig ... r=41210982

The code give you 30 day free of the most used app in Denmark...not sure if you can access it

Code is single use so if more want a code let me know and I send one in a pm

[Ana]

Author: Jeanine Frost
Books:
Halfway to the Grave
A foot in the Grave
At grave's end
Destined for an early grave
One for the money
This side of the grave
One grave at a time

Im on book 3 out of 7 now. Only have the dramatized adaptation and the voice actors are amazing.
It's about a humsn/half vampire Vampire hunter. It's surprised me. It's actually good so far.

[Ana]

Author Tahereh Mafi

Titles , i hope they are in order - those i striked out is those i have read. Going to start unravel me soon.. it´s amazing.... hard read, can be tough but good. I really love it so far
Shatter Me
Destroy Me
Unite Me
Unravel Me
Fracture Me
Ignite Me
Restore Me
Shadow Me
Defy Me
Reveal Me
Imagine Me
Believe Me
Find Me

[Wain]

I just finished reading the four stories (2 novellas, 1 short story, and a novel) by P. Djeli Clark, set in what is informally known as the "Dead Djinn Universe". He's a brilliant writer, creating very original urban kinda-steampunk-adjacent fantasy.

The books are set in an alternate Cairo at the start of the 20th century. 50 years prior to the story, an event happened that weakened the gap between magical realms and ours, resulting in Djinn and other supernatural beings crossing into our world, and Egypt becoming an advanced and progressive early 20th century power with the aid of migrating djinn. The stories are centred on an agency that investigates problems and magical and alchemical nature, in particular one young female agent who is something of an eccentric and thoroughly enjoyable main character. If you're after speculative fiction that has a focus outside of Europe and North America, chiefly on north African customs and myths, as well as having queer themes, this is a brilliant series.

In order, the stories and novel are: 'A Dead Djinn in Cairo' (short story), 'The Angel of Khan el-Khalili' (short story available online, here), 'The Haunting of Tram Car 015' (novella), and 'A Master of Djinn' (his first novel).


I'm now reading 'The Saint of Bright Doors' by Vajra Chandrasekera. It's so far altogether unique and wonderful.