just finished reading the offing by Benjamin Myers

Historical Fictionjust finished reading the offing by Benjamin Myers

Posted July 4, 2023 by [Deleted] in Books

I just randomly grabbed a book from the store in my venture to cure my reddit/doom scrolling addiction and I was not prepared to love this book as much as I did. Did anyone here read it? If you have any recommendations in a similar vein please do tell me :)

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Womanwithopinions

January 19, 2024

Oh, damn. I'd. better not read that. Keep me as far away from transphobia as possible. Please tell me where the novel is sold so I can be sure to avoid those places.

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DiamondFalls

January 20, 2024

I saw it on Kobo but I'm afraid all the major booksellers will have it! Beware! Be vigilant!

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Womanwithopinions

January 20, 2024

Oh no, it could be anywhere! I'll make sure to keep my eyes peeled so I can walk away from it when I find it.

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