How a Post-Apocalyptic Vampire Librarian Saved the World

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Publikuota 2018 m. sausio 1 d.

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Quentin was the local accidental librarian. Accidental because he was of course not a trained librarian, and there were hardly any people to visit his library in the classical sense, not in damn near two hundred years. Unfortunately, just because the world had ended, that didn't mean it needed no more saving. And someone's gotta do it, right?

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Tsundoku apžvelgė autoriaus Ursula Katherine Spiller knygą How a Post-Apocalyptic Vampire Librarian Saved the World

Least Stressful Post-Apocalyptic Book I have ever read

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Įspėjimas dėl turinio Abuse (alluded to), some violence and fight scenes

This was recommended to me last year during the Smashwords Sale (it may have even been free at the time). It took me longer than expected, but I read it, and I love it.

I don't like reading books taking place during or after the Apocalypse for a variety of reasons, but the simplest one is "it stresses me out and makes me despair over the state of the world". This is not stressful. This is a downright soothing book.

The book has its own unique take on vampires.

One of the main characters is trans, and it is only mentioned in passing, and has no impact on the plot.

I think if you're a library nerd you'll really like this book.

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