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The Curse of the Black Cat by Lou Wilham
5.0
This was the perfect afternoon read.
Adorable and heartwarming! Wilham created a warm fuzzy read with an effortless voice. But more than that, an important message in this short story, which is be true to yourself no matter what.
Alrik is a self-loathing individual who must learn an important lesson: love himself. It's just taking a few centuries to do that! He's a complex character, and although the novella centers around him, it's Yuuki who truly steals the spotlight. He compliments Alrik in every way and he's the one who makes the story warm and fuzzy!
And every fantasy story needs a guide, which falls on Gwydion, a positively wonderful witch. They're both sassy and have a heart of gold. For fans of Reverie by Ryan La Sala!
Adorable and heartwarming! Wilham created a warm fuzzy read with an effortless voice. But more than that, an important message in this short story, which is be true to yourself no matter what.
Alrik is a self-loathing individual who must learn an important lesson: love himself. It's just taking a few centuries to do that! He's a complex character, and although the novella centers around him, it's Yuuki who truly steals the spotlight. He compliments Alrik in every way and he's the one who makes the story warm and fuzzy!
And every fantasy story needs a guide, which falls on Gwydion, a positively wonderful witch. They're both sassy and have a heart of gold. For fans of Reverie by Ryan La Sala!