Butterbee (She/Her) finished reading Good Enough to Eat by Jae
A vampire on a no-blood diet unexpectedly falls in love with her AA sponsor in …
I literally couldn't put this down!
Reviews and Comments
I read sapphic romance as a vice, and other books as I find them interesting. I have committed to reading through Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels and so that will be the backbone of my reading for the foreseable future. Probably a discworld followed by romance, and onto the next discworld. Other stories may sneak in there.
Trans, queer af. Mastodon mastodon.art/@Butterbee
This link opens in a pop-up window
Butterbee (She/Her) commented on Lady Knight by L-J Baker
It was good. A bit more politics than I was looking for, but well written, fun, and romantic.
Butterbee (She/Her) commented on Lady Knight by L-J Baker
I'm really not a bookworm. Reading isn't my passion and it can be a struggle to get going with a book, especially in the first half. That being said, once a story gets going I look forward to picking the book back up and the story really has got going here and it's been pretty good from the start. Looking forward to the second half now! ...even if it does have to have the obligatory sad "something has to get between them" portion of the story.
Butterbee (She/Her) reviewed Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett (Discworld, #15)
'What's so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? The real work's already …
A fun adventure that is difficult to put down.
4 stars
This is the second book I've read from Terry Pratchett and the second book in the Night Watch series of Discworld novels. I've come to expect from Pratchett copious quantities of punnery, fun whimsical characters, and a deep seated feeling that something is not quite right with the universe. But the books are FUN. I look forward to the next one.
We continue the story of Vimes, Carrot, Colon, and Nobby but also get to meet some new recruits. We get to know the city in greater detail, and we get a rousing whodunnit type story for the men to figure out! This is a fun adventure and makes for light reading that is difficult to put down.
Butterbee (She/Her) finished reading Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett (Discworld, #15)
'What's so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? The real work's already …
This is the second book I've read from Terry Pratchett and the second book in the Night Watch series of Discworld novels. I've come to expect from Pratchett copious quantities of punnery, fun whimsical characters, and a deep seated feeling that something is not quite right with the universe. But the books are FUN. I look forward to the next one.
Butterbee (She/Her) reviewed Broken Wings by L-J Baker
In a magical world where being different is the norm, why must Rye Woods fear …
Broken Wings, a fantastic lesbian romance
5 stars
This was an utterly fantastic read! I loved the fantasy urban setting. The love interest was great and though of course the story, like nearly all romance stories, is filled with moments that have you screaming "JUST COMMUNICATE FOR GOODNESS SAKE! THEY WILL UNDERSTAND JUST TALK!!!", the stakes for the characters are such that you can empathize with them and understand why they might be reluctant. It creates a very compelling tension and a very satisfying conclusion.
Sometimes I read just to pass some time. Sometimes I read because I want to be done with a book. This book had me wanting to rush back to it whenever I could.