[disgustinggf]

not ignoring you not replying to you but a secret third thing

[parkchanwoohoo]

The world could be so beautiful

[drops-of-universe]

don’t play it cool, be passionate and insane

[mournfulroses]

Katherine Mansfield, from a diary entry featured in The Letters & Journals of Katherine Mansfield

[erickasgood-blog]

Visit Original Link

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[calellon]

the sexiest thing u can be is casually kind and unconditionally gentle btw

[makingimages]

[aidashakur]

If you’re a giver, I hope you surround yourself with other givers. Takers will have their hand out to take until you have nothing else to give & then you’re the bad guy.

[papayajuan2019]

pushes your glasses up for you

[tunisian]

i LOVE the word decorum . like please! have some decorum ✋

[landofmoa]

Do what’s best for your soul. Fuck anything else.

[kill2love]

my love language is speaking life into u

[satblog]

The intimacy of reading someone's eyes

[haterz]

[pantherandpine]

that one mutual

[irbhair]

Specifically that one

[timhortons]

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[timhortons]

Immortal Consequences: 4/10 seems a bit too generous, a handful of 6/10 and 7/10 chapters while the rest are all 2s and 3s

lots of potential, that’s unfortunately wasted. great world building, characters lack depth, their interactions are meh and the plot feels both?? too slow (begins to make sense and stitch itself together about 400 pages in) and too rushed (author flips from one of the dozen main characters pov to the next one’s pov haphazardly) which in hindsight is disappointingly impressive

book 2 comes out in just under two months won’t be pre-ordering but might tap back in at some point in the future

[timhortons]

The previous book kind of dashed my hopes of finding a decent author but i fucking love how wrong James Islington proved me with Will of the Many. Ran through the entire thing in under 24 hours, even took my kindle to the beach with me - i just couldn’t leave the plot behind 😵

9.999999/10 and easily my favourite book I’ve ever read (10/10 is reserved unfortunately and it’s not for a book)

depth, sophistication, intrigue, world building, tons of humour and out loud laughter, research that made me put the book down every so often to ensure I’m not moving on without potentially key plot details and a super annoying cliffhanger that immediately made me purchase book 2😍 (and made me realise book three isn’t out year and I should probably pace myself through this volume but to hell with all of that also also alsooo this same author has another trilogy that’s already published/completed so I’ll happily segway onto that after this - whoever this guy is he clearly and very very skilfully knows his way around being an amazing author - having said that though I’m now praying book 2 doesn’t fail to live up to my super high expectations…)

[timhortons]

chefs kiss 🤌🏽 SotF is just as good as if not better than WotM, I’ve just spent an hour going down a ton of rabbit holes on the ending and what a bunch of vague clues from book 2 could lead to in book 3

[timhortons]

halfway through tSoWWL and it's interesting comparing his earlier work to his latest work, same author and a decent read so far but just younger ig and not the same flair and penmanship i've come to enjoy from him recently

[timhortons]

Just finished book 3😍

10/10 masterpiece despite book 2s stupid pace but I suppose that’s literally what a trilogy is hook line and sinker - props to Islington 👏