i want you to understand. i need you to understand. that shipping these two or whatever is not just something that carmy/sydney truthers came up on a whim. the writers and directors and crew and actors and producers of the bear fx are in fact encouraging us, the viewers, to make with these two like two dolls. put their lips together. and make them do a lil kissy kissy. a smoochie. "u could do this without me" "i couldnt do it without u. i wouldnt even wanna do it without u" "u make me better at this" "and what if i just melt and fuck up and fail?" "i wont let u". excuse me??? they want us to do it. they're begging us to do it.
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A Soul to Guide: Duskwalker Brides: Book Four
By: Opal Reyne
Monster Scale
Level 05: Advanced Monsterfuckery
Y’know Elias from Ancient Magus’ Bride? He’s basically that.
My Overall Rating For The Book
"I Bought The Ebook or Will Read On Kindle Unlimited"
Fun read, I loved reading about all the different, crazy worldbuilding happening in this book! Only issue I have is that the 'elves' were maybe dipicted as a little too perfect, or just completely oblivious to the horros/misfortunes they are partially responsible for. I'm not sure which is which.
Raewyn and Merikh are an interesting pair, and I feel like I had finally settled into a groove with their relationship near the end of the story.
I'm excited to see where the story continues!
Overly Simplified Summary
Raewyn wants to return to her home in the fae realm, and Merikh wants to leave Earth behind to start a new life where he isn't treated like a monster. With the same interests at heart, the pair journey together.
Keep reading for ‘This Book Has Everything’ and possible Trigger Warnings.
This Book Series Has Everything
[x] Touch them and I’ll kill you vibes
[x] Big buff love interest
[x] Soul mates or fated mates
[x] Miscommunication happens between leads at some point
[x] Love interest and/or main character is hiding something
[x] Plot first smut second
[x] Straight
[x] One’s a sunshine and the other is a grump
[x] Couple bonds in a Bear Grylls survival situation
[x] Forced proximity
[x] Dude got an interesting dick
It's big, with ridges and tentacles.
[x] Main character and love interest talk about their problems or tragic pasts and heal together
[x] The side character steals the show and makes you want their own book
Looks like they are getting their own books!
[x] Lead has a superpower of some kind
Raewyn can use magic.
[x] Lead or love interest has a disability
Raewyn is blind.
[x] Lead or love interest gets injured and the lead or love interests drop everything to take care of them
[x] Happy Ending Guaranteed
[x] Super scary/dangerous but very gentle and sweet with the one they love
Here’s a link/buy the book!
Trigger Warnings
[x] Loss of a loved one
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for the word game !! “red” or “blue”
- @we-are-inevitable ✨
(send me a word & I'll find it in my minibang fic!)
I've got a really great blue for you!
David falls heavily onto the couch and Spot sits down across from him, pulling his knees to his chest. He wraps his right hand over the strip of threadbare blue fabric tied around his left wrist – one of Spot’s little mementos, torn from Racer’s favorite breeches after he died the first time.
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I was just rereading the Paris pages, and like. I’m losing my mind at the way that these two characters view death. Andronicus’s absolute refusal to die, the way he STATES that he is not Done, his refusal to accept that death is beyond his control, is so indicative of his character and ruling style. You can see the shadow of what he was before whatever happened to him, his once-present charisma, the way he is used to being obeyed, and his absolute refusal to be anything less than In Charge in his declaration.
Directly contrasting that is Voltaire’s line “May I last until my work is done.” Voltaire accepts that he can’t control everything and he is willing to admit he isn’t all powerful. This admittance seems to be the main difference between Voltaire and Andronicus- Voltaire was successful as a ruler because he was willing to delegate and create secondary systems capable of running his city, while Andronicus was too obsessed with absolute control to the point that he destroyed himself.
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