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ratcreature) wrote2021-08-04 10:08 pm
ratcreature) wrote2021-08-04 10:08 pm
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Wednesday Reading Meme
What I Just Finished Reading
I've read a kinky, historical m/f erotic romance, His Harlot by S.M. LaViolette (Victorian Decadence #1). I didn't finish any of the previous books, but I read some fanfic. Still haven't got the doomscrolling reading under control, though. :(
What I'm Reading Now
I didn't start any additional books.
What I'm Reading Next
Who knows. I might try the next in that Victorian Decadence series. The sneak peak in the first book was intriguing, though the setup of a woman choosing to live as male and then the story apparently going back to an ultimately m/f romance, after the hero has been angsting for a while that he's attracted to somebody male-presenting, isn't my favorite trope (from the excerpt it's not really clear why they chose their male gender presentation, i.e. whether it's just for job opportunities or something closer to a modern transman or genderfluid or what, but the pronouns are "she/her" in her POV).
I've read a kinky, historical m/f erotic romance, His Harlot by S.M. LaViolette (Victorian Decadence #1). I didn't finish any of the previous books, but I read some fanfic. Still haven't got the doomscrolling reading under control, though. :(
What I'm Reading Now
I didn't start any additional books.
What I'm Reading Next
Who knows. I might try the next in that Victorian Decadence series. The sneak peak in the first book was intriguing, though the setup of a woman choosing to live as male and then the story apparently going back to an ultimately m/f romance, after the hero has been angsting for a while that he's attracted to somebody male-presenting, isn't my favorite trope (from the excerpt it's not really clear why they chose their male gender presentation, i.e. whether it's just for job opportunities or something closer to a modern transman or genderfluid or what, but the pronouns are "she/her" in her POV).