Its been a while since i have stayed up past midnight to read a book. But when you have a beefy queer monster hunter? Hmmmmm.... then I dont need much persuading

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Its been a while since i have stayed up past midnight to read a book. But when you have a beefy queer monster hunter? Hmmmmm.... then I dont need much persuading
"Swinging by my neck from the family tree" except the tree had been cut down and turned into a human-made monumental God and I'm being nailed to it.
Ventral midline laparotomy
I'm hollow inside. You can't find me there.
a little sketchbook drawing of skediceth from hannah kaner's "fallen gods" trilogy! love this little guy.
Don't mind me I'm just crying because I'm reading a fantasy novel with a main character that is an ambulatory wheelchair user (who also uses a prosthetic leg) with chronic pain. This is the first time I've read something like this outside of my own stories.
"In truth, Kissen's leg still ached, it always ached, but it was better than when they arrived. The wheelchair was a blessing. She wasn't used to it and kept wanting to jump up. But it was a relief to be able to rest her hips."
- Hannah Kaner, Godkiller
Nesta is a Kingslayer, a Queenslayer, and a Godkiller all in one.
She's the biggest baddest bitch in Prythian.
Now that I'm done the Fallen Gods book series, I really do miss my bisexual icon, Kissen 🥺🥺💖
Also, even though I don't consider these romance novels, I do really like how relationships are written in these novels, that there can be a variety of interesting relations in a person's life and there isn't an obsession with reaching a single "end game".