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niyad

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32. Just finished "A Demon's Guide to Wooing A Witch", by Sarah Hawley, the second

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Sun Jan 7, 2024, 11:23 PM

Jan 2024

in a hilarious new series. The first was "A Witch's Guide To Fake Dating A Demon". Set in the magical town of Glimmer Falls, WA, home to humans, witches, werewolves, pixues, naiads, and other assorted magic beings. Politics, feminism, magic, dysfunctional (SERIOUSLY dysfunctional) familes, environmental issues, economic issues, prejudice, other planes of existence, interpersonal/interspecies relationships, love, sex, conflict, comedy. . .This series has it all.

These are in the delightful sub-genre feminist witcherature.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, January 7, 2024? [View all] hermetic Jan 2024 OP

Retired and loving my Kindle sellitman Jan 2024 #1

Love "Libby" hermetic Jan 2024 #3

The Klagmann is in ebook format and available for free ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #9

That's how I got it sellitman Jan 2024 #29

I love my Fire tablet with the Kindle app. ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #6

Are you using Book Bub, Robin Reads, Fussy Librarian or Bargain Booksy? yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #23

I never sign up for newsletters. ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #27

Oh--and I also have a set list ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #28

I would not consider it a flood but that is just me. yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #34

My fiction reads ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #2

Thanks for sharing hermetic Jan 2024 #4

Diversity is my goal of late ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #7

I hope you like Name of the Rose more than I did yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #35

Eco wrote it so that the first 100 pages were very difficult ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #37

I finished 3 books this past week Bayard Jan 2024 #5

I'll be reading a book by Mr Jones later in the year ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #8

Definitely horror LearnedHand Jan 2024 #13

I'll have to give that a look Bayard Jan 2024 #30

Tick Tock was one of my favorite reads berniesandersmittens Jan 2024 #12

I used to read all the Rankin Rebus books when they came out ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #10

LOVE the OP, hermetic!!! Many thanks for for hosting this group every week. I finished japple Jan 2024 #11

"The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides mentalsolstice Jan 2024 #14

I think I read that hermetic Jan 2024 #16

"The Silent Patient" was first published in 2019 mentalsolstice Jan 2024 #18

Aha, actually hermetic Jan 2024 #19

Looks like maybe it was a graphic novel. mentalsolstice Jan 2024 #20

Death Rejoices, by AJ Aalio LearnedHand Jan 2024 #15

Oh, fun hermetic Jan 2024 #17

that sounds like a whole lot of fun. I am a sucker for these yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #24

Sounds good to me! Bayard Jan 2024 #31

About to start some new ones, I think Jilly_in_VA Jan 2024 #21

Picked it back up and had to start over...I am glad to know I am not the only one yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #25

The Testaments by Margaret Atwood. Sequel to Handmaid's Tale yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #22

David Baldacci rayray56 Jan 2024 #26

Just finished "A Demon's Guide to Wooing A Witch", by Sarah Hawley, the second niyad Jan 2024 #32

That sounds most impressive hermetic Jan 2024 #33

Late to the party... Wild Card/Michael Brandman cbabe Jan 2024 #36