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Review: If the RPG World Had Social Media… Manga, Vol. 1

Review: If the RPG World Had Social Media… Manga, Vol. 1

If the RPG World Had Social Media... Manga, Vol. 1 by Sato Kamegoya, lol, guy reaching out a hand to a phone with a demon lord and a princess on the cover as wellWhat if you have a fantasy world but you have working internet and thus social media/chat apps? Sounds fun right? And it was! So much fun~

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First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Never Coming Home by Kate M. Williams

First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Never Coming Home by Kate M. Williams

Never Coming Home by Kate Williams, Beach, Blood, Sea, Mystery, Young Adult, Murder, Influencers, Island, Survival
You’re not in Kansas anymore. It was the kind of one-liner that immediately made Justice Wilson write people off as boring and unoriginal, but now she couldn’t help but say it to herself. She was halfway around the world, and she liked it.
The tropics swarmed in as soon as the plane doors opened. Wet, humid air that turned walking into swimming, and palm trees whipping in the wind like they were trying to lure customers in to buy a used car. When she’d left Kansas City this morning, or last night, or whenever it was that she’d gotten on the first plane, the hue of the sky matched the concrete, the people were pale, and everything was cold. Now, she was surrounded by heat and a riot of colour. Turquoise sky, emerald leaves, people with golden-brown skin, airline employees dressed in bright florals with flowers tucked behind their ears or pinned on their shirt. It was the kind of place Justice had always dreamed of, but dang, was it hot.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ An Absolutely Remarkable Thing

Monday’s First Sentence ~ An Absolutely Remarkable Thing


Look, I am aware that you’re here for an epic tale of intrigue and mystery and adventure and near death and actual death, but in order to get to that (unless you want to skip to chapter 13 -I’m not your boss), you’re going to have to deal with the fact that I, April May, in addition to being one of the most important things that has ever happened to the human race, am also a woman in her twenties who has made some mistakes.