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This is my first A.J. Demas book and I'm really intrigued so far! Sometimes queernorm worlds are such a nice break

This guy just threw Shakespeare and G.K. Chesterton at me on the same page... I feel like I'm in Catholic high school all over again lol

Dude it does not matter what straight guys think, stop trying to impress someone who will never love you right ˙◠˙

...sorry this mc has me screaming at my Kobo every 5 minutes

Jim Grimsley writes books that are just perfect for when I want to feel utterly miserable lol

I thought I was just gonna read another fun M/M book why do I keep crying about my own recovery (╥﹏╥)

I have a bad habit of reading books that utterly gut me 🥲

This is the most sweet, fluffy piece of escapism I've read in ages and I just really like it so far

Oh my lord this is suddenly entirely too hot to be my work audiobook 😭😭😭

I really love how this story handles grief. I've cried multiple times reading this! The idea of someone watching over you when things feel unbearable is such a comfort. 🥺

Bruh I've counted four "frissons" so far and I'm not even a quarter thru 🤣 no hate, just find it really funny

I'm absolutely having the time of my life with this book but I'm only a few chapters in and I'm getting kinda sick of the word "frisson" lol

Genuinely a little squicky about the way Nina's character is written, like the whole "excessively infantilized character with down syndrome" thing just rubs me the wrong way 🫤 I've never had a problem with Klune's lack of subtlety, it usually comes across as earnest and endearing, but this just don't seem right...

I'm DNFing this temporarily, I just do not have the strength. Too heartbreaking and psychologically scary for me atm, but hope to return to it 😭

I'm totally on board with slipping into a time-fuckety necropolis to do stuff with an anthropomorphic god, but I have to know what the bathroom situation was for the poor mortal guy, c'mon...

"It must take a finely developed sense of yourself not to wish, every time you encounter a closed circle, that it would open for you."