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briellebouquet

briellebouquet@books.theunseen.city

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prairie trans girl trying to read her way, however slowly, out of oblivion

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33% complete! briellebouquet has read 4 of 12 books.

L. D.  Lewis: The Dead Withheld (Paperback, 2025, Neon Hemlock)

Meet Dizzy Carter: private investigator/blues enthusiast/deadwalker witch. In this sapphic paranormal neo-noir, we follow her …

fun short read

the characters were likeable, and the story kept me turning pages. the mystery felt like it could've maybe run a little deeper given the story involving a conspiracy that takes place over like 6 years. but it's a short novella so it ends up working just fine. i really enjoyed this and look forward to reading more lewis!

James S. A. Corey: Leviathan Falls (EBook, 2021, Orbit)

The Laconian Empire has fallen, setting the thirteen hundred solar systems free from the rule …

excellent conclusion, fun series

exciting concept. the aliens are largely inscrutable and the real trouble comes, in most cases, from other humans. nothing about the expanse blew me away but it was consistently fun and exciting and the ending tied off the important threads which was nice.

James S. A. Corey: Persepolis Rising (2017, Orbit)

In the thousand-sun network of humanity's expansion, new colony worlds are struggling to find their …

typical of the expanse - a solid exciting page turner

i'm attached to the characters and the plot so i've fully bought in by this point obviously, and persepolis is really good. it isn't my favourite in the series, and it feels a little melancholy as the characters settle into older age, dealing with all the same problems they've been trying to fix in prior entries. and the ending feels a little cut off. which would have driven me crazy if i'd read it on release.

the commentary on the cyclical nature of human problems, even in relatively short time periods during which naomi, jim, bobbi, et al are actively fighting, is molasses in my soul, but they're not wrong about it.

i rate the expanse at 3's typically bc they don't feel like, revelatory, or almost holy, the way some sci fi does. and in fairness to the series, i'm getting older, i've read more and seen …

finished reading Persepolis Rising by James S. A. Corey (The Expanse, #7)

James S. A. Corey: Persepolis Rising (2017, Orbit)

In the thousand-sun network of humanity's expansion, new colony worlds are struggling to find their …

i'm finally going back to the expanse to finish it. i started ages ago, got caught up, bought babylon's ashes new, then took forever to read it and stalled again. but now i've finished persepolis and am on the last one. whoo!

persepolis was good. exciting. nerve wracking. annoying in where they left off. but i'm into tiamat's wrath already so i'll get whatever closure they provide at the end of the series soon enough. probably sad closure. oh well lol

Vonda N. McIntyre: Dreamsnake (Paperback, 1994, Spectra)

In a world devastated by nuclear holocaust, Snake is a healer. One of an elite …

her name is Snake and there's an offputting sexy picture of Snake, with a snake, wrapped around her naked body, as the cover page for this ebook copy i'm reading. and it's weird. but i won't hold it against the book lol. i'm excited to read this