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A review by qdbibliophile
Cocktales by Kylie Scott, Aly Martinez, Rachel Van Dyken, Jaymin Eve, Meghan Quinn, Corinne Michaels, Red Phoenix, Nana Malone, Staci Hart, Emma Hart, Kayti McGee, Tara Sivec, BB Easton, Liv Morris, Penny Reid, Karla Sorensen, Daisy Prescott, Kate Stewart, Leia Stone, Adriana Locke, Whitney Barbetti, Aleatha Romig, Julie Johnson, Amy Daws, Jessica Hawkins, Lex Martin, Kennedy Ryan, Mariah Dietz, Sierra Simone, Sawyer Bennett, Jana Aston, K.F. Breene, April White, Julie A. Richman, Jessica Prince, Dylan Allen, L.H. Cosway, Ruth Clampett, C.D. Reiss, Karpov Kinrade
5.0
Overall: 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Steam: 🔥🔥🔥
Feels: 🙌🙌🙌🙌
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~Review🖋~ I finally finished it! The collection in this book is legit! And Duh. 5/5 stars not only because there is literally something for all tastes but because the proceeds are going toward a very good cause. If you haven’t heard, this book is a limited release anthology (you can get one up until August 26) with proceeds going toward RWA’s advocacy fund and also toward authors impacted by creative obstruction. It all started when one (very greedy IMO) author attempted to trademark the use of the word “cocky” in book titles. Ridiculous right?! I know. There was obvs an uproar in the writing community. The aforementioned author (whose name I refuse to propagate) even attempted to get a temporary restraining order to keep Cocktales from being released. Check out #cockygate for more details if you’re interested. In short, it’s a great book and you’re supporting creative expression and free speech essentially. So yeah, do your part and grab one!
Steam: 🔥🔥🔥
Feels: 🙌🙌🙌🙌
...
~Review🖋~ I finally finished it! The collection in this book is legit! And Duh. 5/5 stars not only because there is literally something for all tastes but because the proceeds are going toward a very good cause. If you haven’t heard, this book is a limited release anthology (you can get one up until August 26) with proceeds going toward RWA’s advocacy fund and also toward authors impacted by creative obstruction. It all started when one (very greedy IMO) author attempted to trademark the use of the word “cocky” in book titles. Ridiculous right?! I know. There was obvs an uproar in the writing community. The aforementioned author (whose name I refuse to propagate) even attempted to get a temporary restraining order to keep Cocktales from being released. Check out #cockygate for more details if you’re interested. In short, it’s a great book and you’re supporting creative expression and free speech essentially. So yeah, do your part and grab one!