romance

  • Review: Letters from Half-Moon Street by Sarah Wallace

    A book of letters evolves into a story of romance in a magical regency setting.

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  • Review: Hither Page by Cat Sebastian

    A post-war romance between a spy who came to the village to check on a murder and a doc trying to keep that village from a bad round of tonsillitis during Christmas.

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  • Review: A Suitable Stray by R. Cooper

    Tiiran is fae-touched and desperate to be touched by a pair of handsome blokes a good foot taller than him. They in turn are keenly aware that Tiiran is going to be more than a handful.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 29

    Subject 15: Ch 29

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  • Subject 15: Ch 27

    Subject 15: Ch 27

    There had not been as much improvement with the regiment in the past month as Fane had hoped. Running speed and shot accuracy had improved; however, many social and cultural traditions impeded progress at every turn.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 25

    Subject 15: Ch 25

    “You got a glitch?” Marjorta grabbed Fane by the shoulders to steady him.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 23

    Subject 15: Ch 23

    “Is this what you do in the evenings when I leave you here?” Fane leaned against Prince Orlov’s doorframe to watch the man hacking and slashing at the air in his Nurvo Gear.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 22

    Subject 15: Ch 22

    “You want me to believe this djinn newb has never played in a gear before? At that level?” A built half-orc woman looked the party up and down.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 21

    Subject 15: Ch 21

    Fane stood inside a massive wood-panelled hall with a high elf, an orc, and a mouse person. Tables crowded with a variety of beast people, elves, and other species sprawled across the big room. A few waved and called out to Ishan and the team.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 20

    Subject 15: Ch 20

    Fane and Ajay stood in the hallway with Zahar, Chaitan and the other bodyguards for the royal family. The King, having answered to Chaitan’s knock and noting the congregation of men waiting on their charges, closed the door in their faces, telling them that it was private business amongst the family.

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