A lot of books I've read this year that have stuck with me have featured meat as either a theme or a real story element. I think it's a sign of us trying to reconnect with our bodies and what happens when you can't.
I like it. Here's my meat books. 3 of the 4 feature some kind of cannibalism but it's fine (except The Lamb it made me cry, scary sad cannibalism)
08/30/26 @ 1:04 PM
IVE BEEN READING SO MANY FUCKING BOOKS I FORGOT ABOUT ROMANCING THE DUKE! I just read a John Marrs book that I fell in love with and he has since continued to disappoint me but I will read every one of his works regardless. I'm calling it shark reading, because it's a chunk of books from one author at a time. Please let this book about the most boring man end well. 🙏 Amen.
I nearly completed Frieda McFadden but she upset me with her decline into... nothing. We'll see if I pick her up again.
03/11/26 @ 10:24 PM
Books I've read this year so far:
Romancing the Duke by Tessa Dare 1/10/26
So fucking darling and cute and the MC is just a little peach puff of a man who has the body
size of an orc which is always interesting to read. He still growls every other word but
he's a softie. Would be a good plane book, very much a 'happy ending and we love each other'
affair. A good and easy start to the year.
01/18/26 @ 12:49 PM