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Happy Valentine's day 🥀⛓️
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Captain Hook is in the Vicious Lost Boys series, is one of the best characters in it, and even gets his own spicy spin-off trilogy with a certain someone🫠!
Ooh mark me down as intruiged
i recommend The Lightbringer Series or The Night Angel Trilogy! both are by Brent Weeks. in each world he creates, the characters are well developed, the mythology is interesting and in-depth, and the magic systems are fun!
Thank you, i'll check 'em out
The "Odd Thomas" books by Dean Koontz have some really good romance, sadness, spookiness, and a lot of written detail that makes it easy and eerie to visualize. If you're a spicy reader, the "Vicious Lost Boys" series by Nikki St. Crowe is a fun take on the Peter Pan universe with an interesting story between the spice.
Can't recommend it because I haven't read it yet, but "Magic Lessons" by Alice Hoffman is what I'm starting next. It is apparently the book series that movie "Practical Magic" was based on (one of my favourite movies).
Thank you for the suggestions! I haven't read a Koontz book in years, i might check if it's on kindle! I was always much more of a captain hook girly, does he appear in the peter pan one 👀
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Paris Catacombs
Built in the late 18th century, these subterranean tunnels now house the remains of over 6 million people. Mass graveyards were overflowing in Paris, so bodies were exhumed and transported there. During WWII, the Resistance used portions of the Catacombs as hideouts, even Nazis built bunkers down there.
There are tour guides given for the portion of the catacombs that are open to the public, though there are numerous secret passages and entrances throughout. If you take a tour guide, one of the first signs you will see reads “Arrête, c’est ici l’empire de la mort” which means Stop, this is the empire of death.
Though only about a mile of the catacombs is open to the public, it doesn’t stop people from sneaking in. People are advised against that as even experts get lost because a lot of the tunnels are not mapped. There is a legend of a man named Philibert Aspairt who got lost in the catacombs in 1793. His body was found 11 years after his death and its said that it was near an exit.
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please start tagging your asks it may have been me that repeated some questions i apologize
Oh there's no need to apologise love. I'll start tagging them with #ask for you. Thank you 🥰
'thorn necklace' by ted muehling, 1987 in one of a kind: american art jewelry today - susan grant lewin (1994)
A bird’s nest in a broken skull at St. Leonard’s Crypt.