Books by Erastes
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review 1: This is essentially professional slash fiction, set in London in 1814 during a winter so cold that the Thames freezes, allowing traders to set up stalls on the ice—hence the book's title. The book is readable—the research seems thorough, and the prose is quite good. However, the ...
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review 1: «And there we are. Left with a man on his own in a flat. A room that he can’t bear to look around to see the little remembrances here and there. A book, cast aside and never finished. Some pennies that had fallen out of his jeans and I found under the bed. Sweets and a jar of Vas...
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review 1: I've always enjoyed Erastes work, especially Mere Mortals, which was the last of her works I read. Unfortunately, Transgressions failed to capture my imagination. There's nothing I can put my finger on as to why the book didn't do it for me, and it's probably not any one thing. T...
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review 1: Having read Standish (another of Erastes' novels), I was a little reluctant to pick this one up. I was not in the mood for another unnecessarily angsy, frustrating, and compulsively vague story about people who just have no idea how to be happy...but luckily this was not like tha...