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Hey all!! My friend is currently doing a kickstarter to get their book turned into an audiobook and I thought I'd share it here. The book is FANTASTIC and the rewards for backing it are veryy cool (I'm lookin at you specifically, limited edition hardcover copy 🤤)
So if you like zombies and found families, maybe give this a look and spread it around so they can get the funds they need!
For readers who are hungry for fresh, diverse, and thrilling stories of survival and hope.
Just finished reading a one off short story where the mc and all her friends are lesbians in their 50s. It was clear the author is in their 20s and has no idea what someone in their 50s is like.
All of the characterization was "50s is very old, senior citizen". Everyone looking for their reading glasses because they cannot see text below 72 point. Talking about how gross and old they look. All the things they can't do because they're just soooooo old.
If the characters were in their 80s I can see some of this being accurate, but jfc they're 50 not dead.
(I have other complaints about this author, I'm reading a series of theirs and it's good but jfc the things that annoy me ANNOY me)
i might have to read how we end again. randomly been hyperfixating on that world and those characters again.
I really recommend Max Ellendales Four Point Trilogy and Four Point Universe series. She writes about strong women healing their trauma in such a way that multiple times in my life its helped me to understand my own and others trauma.
She is an amazing writer imo but she also is I believe psychologist in real life or something similar.(I’m blanking atm so don’t quote me in it) So she does actually understand what she shows in her books.
The first time I read them I was learning who I was and for once acknowledging my own trauma. I spent 29 years of my life pretending I was ok until her books. Thats how much they impacted me. I am reading them again now and its healing me so much.
Her books are primary LGBTQ+ focused. This series is crime/thriller with romance interwoven in them and her other series which I haven’t read myself are sci-fi/fantasy with romance interwoven. All I believe are WlW stories and I loved them as a women and now as I trans man I love them even more.
Her works all have sex scenes but they are done sensually, with respect and help each person heal. I never once thought the scenes felt out of character or just added to add.
The four point trilogy especially has some intense themes, light kink/bdsm in some of the four point universe series books as it attains to the characters. I can’t recommend her work enough.
Which also reminds me of L.M Juniper. His book How We End is amazing. Also a must read or listen to as the audio book for it is beyond my favorite and the narrator’s really pull you into the story.
Review: How We End by LM Juniper
Title: How We End Series: How We Survive: Book One Author: LM Juniper Publisher: Amazon/Kindle Unlimited Length: 343 Pages Category: Dystopian Horror, Post-Apocalyptic Urban Fantasy Rating: 5 Stars At a Glance: LM Juniper metes out the fear in a perfect contrast to the strong emotions that come with loss and a growing bond. I’ll cut straight to the chase: How We End is perfection for…
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How We End by L.M. Juniper
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Jake didn’t think his night could get worse, but that was before his train stops deep underground and zombies attack and things go from worst-day-ever to run-for-your-life terror. Liv is good at running, mostly from other people straight into a bottle of vodka. But as chaos erupts on the city streets, depending on others may be her only chance at survival. London is gone. The world has ended. In the chaos that remains, seven strangers fight to escape the city. But as they navigate this new and dangerous world, they soon discover that surviving the apocalypse means confronting their deepest fears and making unthinkable choices. How We End is a heart-pounding diverse story with a character driven plot that explores how societal collapse forces ordinary people into extreme situations and reveals the lengths they’ll go to survive in a world gone mad. Will they make it out alive, or will they become just another casualty?
Mod opinion: I haven't heard of this book before, but it sounds interesting.
