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Prosperity (Prosperity, #1)

Alexis Hall

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May 02, 2015 G.B. Gordon added it

Whoa. That was all kinds of inventive, and wistful, and slyly seductive, and deep as fuck. Much love.

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May 07, 2017 Lillian Francis rated it it was amazing

Damn it, this book nearly broke me.
I have to confess I struggled with the first chapter of this book. It was late and I was tired and the combination of both probably wasn't conducive to the style of storytelling involved in this tale.
But today, I got back into it and devoured the last 75% in one sitting.

This is not a romance, a least not in the traditional sense. There no HEA or even HFN for our narrator, young Piccadilly, but we do see the relationship of two of the secondary characters throug ...more

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Nov 22, 2014 Amber rated it liked it

Shelves: genre-m-m-future-scifi-alt-world

I'm not sure what to say about this book, except read a sample before you buy. There were parts of this book that I really loved and despite the fact I almost DNF it I still manage by the end to enjoy it. There was humor mixed in with some almost sad elements. If nothing else all of the characters are unique and original. The downfall for me was the language. Piccadilly's accent was at times too thick for for me. It wasn't all the time but there were enough places where I had to stop back up and ...more

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Feb 24, 2015 Daisy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: m_m, m_m_series, m_m_sf-fantasy, owned, books_on_kindle, store_riptide

Loved the story even tho Piccadilly's language and slang was really hard to read for me. Sometimes I really had to guess what he meant from the context of the scenes. This has everything though. A gay version of Pirates of the caribbean. For reals. ...more

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