Elisabeth

Elisabeth

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I run on coffee, cold weather, and dark humor. The coffee is non-negotiable. Reading quiets my overworked brain. ⋆.˚ ☾⭒.˚d10❄️❄︎♕♞♔#❄︎❄️d12⋆.˚ ☾⭒.⋆

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I had no idea Tuesdays with Morrie was based on real-life events when I picked it up. It left me with tears in my eyes and a full heart. A beautiful story about life, death, and all the little things that matter in between. 💙📚

Harbinger by Geneva Lee is easily one of my favourite reads this year. A beautiful slow-burn romantasy with magic, witches, stars, incredible world-building, and so many lovable characters I struggled to pick a favourite. I very much just inhaled this book for the past two days. Also... Bishop! 📚💙

Not bad for such a stupidly busy month. It helped that half were read in fun company (SSS 🤍). A love letter to whiskey - absolutely yes! Songbird in the gallows - also yes! Almond - it's a mix of soft and sad but yes! Before the coffee gets cold - it's beautiful! Vicious lost boys - no. 📚💙

"If something is wrong, fix it if you can. But train yourself not to worry. Worry never fixes anything." - Ernest Hemingway #sundaysentence 📚 💙

Started last night, already devoured 5 chapters. "the thing about whiskey is that it’s a stubborn drink that refuses to be ignored. It doesn’t just sit on a shelf in a pretty bottle and wait patiently. No, it clamors for attention, and that was just shitty news for thirsty fools like me." 💙📚

How long is an acceptable amount of time before you DNF a book? Asking because I've made several sincere attempts to read this one but apparently my brain has decided it's a sedative. It's been nearly 2 weeks. 🥴

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Who among us hasn’t dreamt of slowly descending down a stone spiral staircase with a torch in hand and discovering a hidden candlelit library filled with thousands of centuries-old novels and being welcomed by a friendly-yet-misunderstood library ghost?

Books read over the past two months. Not in order, not organized, and probably missing one I forgot about. I just kept adding them as I remembered them. Summer is apparently not my most productive reading season, but there are some really good ones in here. 💙📚🌶

"I am a forest, and a night of dark trees: but he who is not afraid of my darkness, will find banks full of roses under my cypresses." - Friedrich Nietzsche #sundaysentence 📚💙

Bookish checkpoint 📚💙 📚💙🌶 •Last book read: Peril at End House - Agatha Christie •Current read: Midnight Message - Avina St Graves •Last book added to tbr: Pieces of the Night - Jennifer Hartmann •Next read: Sweet Obsession - Harmony West (maybe?)

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"I want to do nothing, absolutely nothing, for a long, long time. I want to lie in the grass and listen to the silence." - Leo Tolstoy #sundaysentence 📚💙

I read more books than I thought I did. Not many are worth reading. The ones I can recommend are Trick and Mr Poirot, which I read alongside Labrini. I saw someone describe Trick as a dark romance, and I have to disagree. It really isn't. It's surprisingly subtle. It's just a genuinely fun story.💙📚

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If you like your heroines: ✔ strong (no chosen one arc, she's already the alpha) ✔ sarcastic & witty ✔ surrounded by men who underestimate her ✔ pack politics, murders & bad decisions Hi~ this is for you. AMONG MONSTERS Get your copy bit.ly/4t6Dszq Free on KU #BookSky #KindleUnlimited #readersky

Let me tell you something about this book… it is impressively messed up. There were many moments where I questioned my sanity. And yet… do I recommend it? Absolutely. Against my better judgment, yes. Fair warning, it’s dark romance. And I mean pitch black, no flashlight, good luck in there. 📚💙 📚🌶