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G.T.’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at G.T.’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Marrying my coworker when I never thought it would happen (a perfect “friends to lovers” story) hahaha.
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Concilium (Haustus Book 2)
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The Silence Beneath The Moon: Book One in a fantasy trilogy of curses, power, and forbidden desire.
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Alchemised
by SenLinYu (Goodreads Author) Goodreads Choice Awards Nominee in Readers' Favorite Romantasy, Readers' Favorite Debut Novel, Readers' Favorite Audiobook |
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"4.5 ⭐️
This may have been a shorter read, but this one sinks its teeth in. 👏 We’re thrown headfirst into a fast-paced, banter-heavy story where a very human Sarah accidentally stumbles into the glittering, lethal underbelly of vampire high society. So " Read more of this review » |
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“Life often delivers us unpleasant surprises,” he went on. “But I firmly believe everything has its reason. We must accept it, take the best from it, and move forward.”
― Haustus
― Haustus
“How many secrets a painting can hide,” he replied, the curve of his mouth faint, as if savoring the line. He still didn’t look at me.
“That depends on who’s looking,” I countered. “Sometimes the secrets belong to the one projecting them, not the art itself.”
He let out a low, almost imperceptible chuckle—definitely mocking.
“Interesting theory. Though sometimes,” he added, finally turning his head toward me in deliberate slowness, “art simply reflects what one refuses to accept.”
― Haustus
“That depends on who’s looking,” I countered. “Sometimes the secrets belong to the one projecting them, not the art itself.”
He let out a low, almost imperceptible chuckle—definitely mocking.
“Interesting theory. Though sometimes,” he added, finally turning his head toward me in deliberate slowness, “art simply reflects what one refuses to accept.”
― Haustus
“I don’t like to talk about what once was. The past is a dead place, and those who cling to it end up buried alongside their ghosts,” he murmured at last, before returning to his newspaper, as if my existence were nothing more than an echo destined to fade.”
― Haustus
― Haustus
“Life often delivers us unpleasant surprises,” he went on. “But I firmly believe everything has its reason. We must accept it, take the best from it, and move forward.”
― Haustus
― Haustus
“What if this was the reason? What if I had always been meant to arrive here, at this dark, dangerous crossroads? Maybe God, or the universe, or whatever watched from above, had decided it would be me who would bring down the corrupt organization that had been devouring innocent lives for so long.”
― Haustus
― Haustus
“I don’t like to talk about what once was. The past is a dead place, and those who cling to it end up buried alongside their ghosts,” he murmured at last, before returning to his newspaper, as if my existence were nothing more than an echo destined to fade.”
― Haustus
― Haustus
“How many secrets a painting can hide,” he replied, the curve of his mouth faint, as if savoring the line. He still didn’t look at me.
“That depends on who’s looking,” I countered. “Sometimes the secrets belong to the one projecting them, not the art itself.”
He let out a low, almost imperceptible chuckle—definitely mocking.
“Interesting theory. Though sometimes,” he added, finally turning his head toward me in deliberate slowness, “art simply reflects what one refuses to accept.”
― Haustus
“That depends on who’s looking,” I countered. “Sometimes the secrets belong to the one projecting them, not the art itself.”
He let out a low, almost imperceptible chuckle—definitely mocking.
“Interesting theory. Though sometimes,” he added, finally turning his head toward me in deliberate slowness, “art simply reflects what one refuses to accept.”
― Haustus
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