I loved this why-choose queer romance nestled in a remote homestead. This book leans into its historical setting of rainy, post-WWII, rural Wales. Moss threads fact and folklore into a story that could only take place in Folke's cottage. - ThreadSky

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shrikebait.bsky.social • 4 days ago

I loved this why-choose queer romance nestled in a remote homestead.

This book leans into its historical setting of rainy, post-WWII, rural Wales. Moss threads fact and folklore into a story that could only take place in Folke's cottage.

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shrikebait.bsky.social•4 days ago

The setting also sets the tone: Folke's comfortable isolation has long been teetering precariously towards loneliness when he meets these three mysterious strangers.

shrikebait.bsky.social•4 days ago

The polyamorous dynamic is lovely. Folke's intimacy with his lovers feels all the more meaningful when they negotiate shared desires and revisit boundaries. Darach and Finlay are mindful and respectful of Folke's ability in a way that helps solidify their dynamic as a partnership.

shrikebait.bsky.social•4 days ago

I really enjoyed experiencing the world through Folke. Vivid tactile, olfactory, and auditory descriptions made for an uniquely immersive reading experience. These details made the spice feel especially hot in this piece.

shrikebait.bsky.social•4 days ago

I'm so grateful to Moss for the chance to read an ARC for free. I'm leaving this review of my own accord.

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