@Brotha_Jaufrey Thornhedge is more on the fantasy side, though has some horrific elements. She writes both. @Postmortal_Pop
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@notTheAudience Oh, I read “Catfishing” last year and really enjoyed it. Did you know there’s a sequel?
@Tiffany I enjoyed that one very much also. Planning to read the second book soon.
Third act breakups have gotten kind of terrible, haven’t they? Sometimes they just seem so forced and obligatory.
@lenoreo It’s just driving me up the wall! Don’t we get enough of entitled people in real life?
@subtext I haven’t tried her yet but I’m happy for you!
@notTheAudience I tried her historical and didn’t care for it at all so I’m glad I gave her another shot.
@wendypalmer It doesn’t necessarily have one, but I’m not that far in yet. The similarity is more meta.
@notTheAudience I also liked Wildfire better than Icebreaker. And was really interested in the main character of this.
@notTheAudience Oh dear. I’ve been looking forward to it but you’re not the first I’ve heard say it was disappointing.
@WhiskeyintheJar Nice! It goes on the list.
@ScribblingSandy Oh, I have read at least one - Scorpio Summer. TV setting. Gonna try a few more I found at Open Library. @romancebooks
@ScribblingSandy I don’t think I’ve ever read her. Theatre book sound cool!
@wendypalmer Good to know, thanks!
@wendypalmer Ah, the good book hangover! A Marvellous Light is so satisfying! I don’t know The Mars House, will have to put it on the TBR.
@Dagwood222 published in 1979. English writer, I think.
@Dee We have quite a few as well. I rarely read print anymore, but they’re just really fun to look through, and very handy for donations.
@ArmoredCavalry Ebooks solve so many problems for me. I’ll almost never read print if I can get the ebook.
@aeternum I participate in a bunch of games/challenges that help me narrow things down.