I love slow burns but I’ve read so many that I need a little break! I’m looking for something where:
1.) the two MCs get together no later than halfway through the book (I want to see them actually in a relationship!)
2.) no third act breakup (or if there is one, it gets resolved quickly)
thank you all :)
In the year 2099, a colony ship embarks from a battered, increasingly uninhabitable Earth, headed for Proxima Centauri b.
Thousands of passengers lie in cryosleep, waiting to be awoken at the end of the journey.
Even in cryosleep, the minds of the passengers continue to think and to slowly dream.
To protect their minds from the nightmares prolonged stasis can induce, the ship’s AI links pods of sleepers together in a shared dream network.
The game follows two passengers, drifting through each other’s dreams with the help of the ship’s AI.
As the women grow closer, the dreams become stranger, and less comforting. What’s gone wrong, and will they ever wake up?
(This demo was made in a month and is a little rough around the edges. Much more is coming, including much more plot, some changes to character movement, CGs, and limited voice acting.)
It's not *quite* a book but there is no gameplay other than text, so I thought some people here might enjoy it.
hi! i really really want a story between an artsy girl x blond rich cheerleader and NOT the typical mean/bully and shallow ones. just a lesbian (visualy)stereotypical cheerleader who is sweet and very sunshine like. a very girls girl who likes helping other women and doesnt make fun of anyone. just a sweetie really. plus her soon to be girlfriend who is more closed off and anti-social and who is an artist and likes drawing her. idk how the story would go but i just need something that goes along those lines. im all for a good enemies to lovers but how about just two nice girls in love😞 pls someone tell me theyve read something like that already, its a need.
I just picked up this book at Barnes and Noble, and as a HUGE fan of political intrigue, fantasy, the medieval period and Arthurian sapphic romance, it checked every preferential box on my rubric!
Now, I’m about 40 pages in, and I’m enjoying it but I don’t have the feverish “I need to at least read one more paragraph while I’m waiting for the elevator!” Feeling that I long for. This is likely because I just finished a vastly DIFFERENT kind of book and cannot get that one out of my head (The Last Nude by Ellis Avery).
For those of you who have read Song of the Huntress by Lucy Holland and enjoyed it, what would you tell someone to convince them to read it without spoilers? What’s your selling point?
Hype this book up for me! Tell me what to look forward to, but as cryptically as possible!
Thank y’all!
Note: I’m about 40 pages in so far!