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luminaree

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Hi, I'm Lumi! Genres I enjoy include fantasy, magic, sci-fi, historical fiction, philosophy, as well as memoirs and essays. Feel free to say hi, I also speak French.

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Karen G. Lloyd: Intraterrestrials: Discovering the Strangest Life on Earth (Princeton University Press)
T. Kingfisher: What Stalks the Deep (Hardcover, Doherty Associates, LLC, Tom)
Max Podemski: Paradise of Small Houses (Hardcover, Beacon Press)

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Gena Showalter: Kingdom of Today (Montlake)

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T. Kingfisher: Snake-Eater (2025, Amazon Publishing)
Beth Cato: A House Between Sea and Sky (47North)
Gena Showalter: Kingdom of Tomorrow (2025, Amazon Publishing)

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reviewed A House Between Sea and Sky by Beth Cato

Beth Cato: A House Between Sea and Sky (47North)

In 1920s California, two people in need of healing find strange refuge in a house …

Enjoyable read!

I found this to be a sweet and enjoyable read. The dots were fairly easy to connect in the story but I loved the friendship between the main characters and found it really refreshing. I also loved the non-human characters and their perspective. Overall a sweet and cozy magical story!

reviewed Kingdom of Tomorrow by Gena Showalter

Gena Showalter: Kingdom of Tomorrow (2025, Amazon Publishing)

From New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter comes a fusion of modern and fantastical …

Keeps you guessing

I really enjoyed this book! The story keeps you guessing and trying to put all the pieces together, and the characters are interesting and relatable. I also enjoyed the post-apocalyptic fantasy/sci-fi setting in which two worlds have been fused together. Looking forward to the second book.

commented on The Lies Among Us by Sarah Beth Durst

Sarah Beth Durst: The Lies Among Us (Lake Union Publishing) No rating

From the award-winning author of The Shelterlings and The Lake House comes a haunting novel …

I'm a little more than half way through and so far I'm really glad I picked this up! The strange and dreamy imagery of a parallel world that emerges from our lies has really drawn me in.

finished reading The Forgotten Witch by Jessica Dodge

Jessica Dodge: The Forgotten Witch (‎ Wizard Supply Co) No rating

Helen Kent never dares to step outside her comfort zone. She lives a lonely, mundane …

Content warning Light spoilers about the themes of the book