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Felicia’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Felicia’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Felicia Davin’s Followers (198)
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Felicia Davin
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February 2018
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Thornfruit (The Gardener's Hand, #1)
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2018
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Lightspeed Magazine: Queers Destroy Science Fiction!
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2015
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Nightvine (The Gardener's Hand, #2)
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2018
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Shadebloom (The Gardener's Hand, #3)
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2018
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Edge of Nowhere (Nowhere, #1)
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2018
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The Scandalous Letters of V and J (French Letters, #1)
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2023
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3 editions
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Out of Nowhere (Nowhere, #2)
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2019
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Nowhere Else (Nowhere #3)
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2021
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The Mischievous Letters of the Marquise de Q (French Letters #2)
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The Anonymous Letters of C Forestier (French Letters Book 3)
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Felicia’s Recent Updates
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Felicia Davin
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| In this novella, Hitha, a divorced Indian-American journalist recovering from the trauma of her abusive marriage, finds Ren, a washed-up white rockstar recovering from a whole host of mental health and addiction troubles, in a dive bar in small-town ...more | |
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| This is just so wonderful—it’s got yearning, it’s got intrigue, it’s got the best talking horse and cows you’ve ever seen—and if you like T. Kingfisher, you will like Juniper Butterworth. Elsyn, a priest of the bovine Two-Bodied God, has unexpectedly ...more | |
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is on page 393 of 415 of Fan Service: the werewolf book has now made me cry
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Sharade
is 16% done with Inventing the Renaissance: Should have listened to this while/before going to florence
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| This is a baseball romance. She’s a pitcher, he’s a catcher, I barely know what any of this means, but that didn’t diminish my enjoyment. Sierra Ramirez is the first woman to play in the majors, and Mateo Reyes is a star athlete she’s idolized her wh ...more | |
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| The setting of this one was so compelling to me: Lila is an Australian backpacker who wants to go through the Panama Canal while she’s touring Central and South America, and she gets a ride on a small sailboat that doesn’t have quite enough crew memb ...more | |
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| Full, very excited disclosure: this book came out March 11 and I got to blurb it! I’m incredibly honored and I’ve been bragging for months that I got to read this book early. So, should you acquire a copy of this, somewhere in the first few pages, it ...more | |
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Absolutely gorgeous, hungry, dripping-with-blood prose in this little gem of a book, about two magic Black lesbian outcasts in rural Alabama who need each other to survive, and brilliant worldbuilding wielded like a knife:Red wolves haven’t lived in...more |
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| This is a lovely, heartwarming story about what if you ran away from all your problems to experience magical gender euphoria in a country cottage with a hot butch gardener, and then along the way you learned to face your problems, and also the hot bu ...more | |
“The t-shirt was programmed to shift its abstract silver pattern every few minutes and was one of his favorites. He’d bought the jacket in Tokyo. It was designer, for fuck’s sake. He’d saved for months and made a special trip and it was the perfect shade of bright green to clash with the Virulent Violet dye in his artfully tousled hair.”
― Edge of Nowhere
― Edge of Nowhere
“But Usmam was a pacifist who made violent crime illegal! Why wasn’t he convicted and exiled?” “No one believed us, niece,” Ifeleh said.”
― Thornfruit
― Thornfruit
Polls
What should our Nov 2020 - Jan 2021 picks be?
Serpent & Dove - Shelby Mahurin (Fantasy)
Get a Life, Chloe Brown - Talia Hibbert (Contemporary)
Warprize - Elizabeth Vaughan (Fantasy)
Thornfruit - Felicia Davin (Fantasy)
Midnight Kisses - Leia Stone (Fantasy)
Body Temperature and Rising - K.D. Grace (Paranormal Romance)
Captive of the Horde King - Zoey Draven (Science Fiction)
King of Wall Street - Louise Bay (Contemporary)
Dirty Talk - Lauren Landish (Contemporary)
40 total votes
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| Game Night: Miriam ❓❓❓ Amtr | 26 | 14 | Sep 07, 2018 11:38PM | |
| Game Night: Waiting for the Dawn (Graveyard #5 - FINISHED) | 365 | 48 | Oct 15, 2018 01:13AM | |
| Around the Year i...: Laurel K.'s Summer 2020 Challenge - First Seasonal Challenge Ever! | 18 | 64 | Jul 10, 2020 05:45PM |
“That’s the secret to performance: conviction. The right note played tentatively still misses its mark, but play boldly and no one will question you. If one believes there is truth in art—and I do—then it’s troubling how similar the skill of performing is to lying. Maybe lying is itself a kind of art. I think about that more than I should.”
― Seraphina
― Seraphina
“I found myself remembering the day in kindergarten when the teachers showed us Dumbo, and I realized for the first time that all the kids in the class, even the bullies, rooted for Dumbo, against Dumbo’s tormentors. Invariably they laughed and cheered, both when Dumbo succeeded and when bad things happened to his enemies. But they’re you, I thought to myself. How did they not know? They didn’t know. It was astounding, an astounding truth. Everyone thought they were Dumbo.”
― The Idiot
― The Idiot
“I thought maybe Against Nature would be a book about someone who viewed things the way I did—someone trying to live a life unmarred by laziness, cowardice, and conformity. I was wrong; it was more a book about interior decoration. In his free moments from plumbing the subrational depths of upholstery, the main character devoted himself to the preparation of all-black meals, to hanging out with a jewel-encrusted tortoise, and thinking thoughts like, “All is syphilis.” How was that an aesthetic life?”
― The Idiot
― The Idiot
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