I'm going to keep this short and sweet today. June was a crazy month for us and I'm really glad it's over. I did manage to get some reading done, somehow, and I'd love to share what I read with you! If you want weekly updates and recommendations feel free to check out my YouTube channel, as I post over there weekly. "Love Beyond Body, Space, and Time" by Hope Nicholson This is an indigenous sci-fi anthology that focuses on two-spirit and lgbtq stories. This greatly exceeded my expectations! If you're looking to broaden your scope of rainbow books, I highly recommend this. I absolutely love reading indigenous authors and this was no exception. This collection of short stories was just what I was looking for during pride month. This is one of those books that you just keep on your shelf and peruse when you have a free twenty minutes. If you haven't read any indigenous work, these are great samples to some of the best authors in the community. "Lov
I know this is late! May was absolutely bananas over here. Like one of the busiest months I've had in a while and I'm still trying to recover. I have a May hangover, if you will. And I had to pull out all my tricks just to get through my reading this month, including changing up my original lineup! I never do that! Once I settle on my books, I follow through and I couldn't do it this month. Something had to give and it ended up being my final lineup. That being said, I still put away some good books this month, so let's chat about it. "Dope" by Sara Gran Josephine has been sober for almost two years when she gets commissioned to find a girl caught in the dope world. At first it seems like an easy enough job, but once Jo starts looking for this girl she starts to wonder if she even wants to be found. And if she's sacrificing her hard work at staying sober just to score some extra cash. This is my second Sara Gran novel and it will probably be my last. I