#Darling Venom by Parker s Huntington

[goldensstateofgrace]

YALL IM NOT OK 😭

[natss-blog]

“I wish I had cancer. Or some other grand battle. Dementia, stroke, organ failure. If I lose those fights, I’m ‘brave’. BUT the thing I’m battling is my mind. And if I lose, they’ll just call me ‘weak’.”

-C

Parker S. Huntington

[itzursafespace]

Sooo,

I have been seeing clips of really interesting books on my tbr

And I kinda need help to decide what to read next after the book am reading

[kayssmusings]

Here’s a life lesson I’d never wanted to learn. Our secrets are nothing but a string of memories we wish to forget.

Quote - Darling Venom, by Parker S. Huntington

[femmefatalevibe]

Hi! What erotic novels would you recommend ?

Temptation by Ivy Smoak

The Rose by Tiffany Reisz

Power Exchange by A.J. Rose

The Ritual: A Dark College Romance by Shantel Tessier 

Darling Venom: An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance by  Parker S. Huntington

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

A Court of Thorns and Roses Series by Sarah J. Maas 

The Dark Love Box Set: A Complete Billionaire Romance Series by  Kat T. Masen 

Kings of Sin Series by Ana Huang

Fixed On You by Laurelin Paige 

[talkingliterary]

- Darling Venom || Parker S. Huntington

[documentation-of-life]

Tears are the language of grief. And grief is the language of love.

-Parker S. Huntington, Darling Venom

[stephanie092195]

Here's a life lesson I'd never wanted to learn. Our secrets are nothing but a string of memories we wish to forget. -Parker S. Huntington "Darling Venom pg 182"

[luciachaseii]

January 2024 Books

The Star by H.G. Wells

Evidence of the Affair by Taylor Jenkins Reid

From Lukov with Love by Mariana Zapata

The Lady in the Looking Glass by Virginia Woolf

Winter Dreams by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Themes and Variations by David Sedaris

The Death of Ivan Ilych by Leo Tolstoy

The Garden (Into Shadow #1) by Toni Adeymi

Persephone (Into Shadow #2) by Lev Grossman

Darling Venom by Parker S. Huntington

Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren

The Six Deaths of the Saint (Into Shadow #3) by Alix E. Harrow

What the Dead Know (Into Shadow #4) by Nghi Vo

Credence by Penelope Douglas

Bitter Sweet Love by Michael Faudet

[latina4rmbx]

Why I Read...

For those of you who don't know me IRL, I am an avid reader. Like anything in my life, I do it nonstop for a period of time and then give it up for a period of time. Not sure if that's balance, but this is how my mind works.

I was talking to a gentleman friend and he asked me about the last book I read. I believe he asked me what I was reading at the moment and I informed him that I wasn't reading anything. He asked me why

Here's part of the point of the post. I truly have to thank him because he's the reason behind the inspiration.

I said: You know when you're binge watching a show and it ends? Either the season or the series? Sometimes you need to wrap your mind around the ending. Let it sink it or simmer into the recesses of your mind and heart and soul.

Ok, I didn't say all of that. But the sentiment is there.

He said: Yeah I can get that. You're letting the finishing of the book leave your system (or something to that affect).

EXACTLY!

I read and when I finish a book, sometimes it takes days or months for me to stop thinking of the book. It needs to leave my mental portfolio before I can start on a new journey.

Then he said this: You know they say reading sometimes is better than watching it on TV or a movie.

Me: Yes, because of your imagination

There you have it folks. My imagination (or yours) is what propels what is being read forward. If a writer is good, you're able to imagine where and how and why. If a writer is better, you're able to feel and taste and smell.

I've probably said it before but for those of you who don't know, I have an active imagination. I may not be able to do all the things I imagine, but I am able to imagine myself and picture things so vividly. It's why I write, honestly and I write the most mundane things. Regular ol' day to day stuff. I don't have a lot going on in my life, but I have a lot of stuff going on. Things that I may share. Things that aren't mine to share, yet.

However, its the imagination of the mundane that gets me through another day, another week, another month. Even if my real life doesn't turn out the way my imagination sees it, I'm ok with that. My life is pretty great. I wouldn't trade that boredom for all the chaos in the world. Luckily, I don't have to.

You may want to know what book I was reading that prompted the exchange above (or not). It was Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover. As a matter of fact, I'll just give you a little list at the end of this little rant and you do with it as you want. I promise, I'll only write the ones that affected me in some way.

At present, meaning TODAY, I am reading Darling Venom by Parker S. Huntington. It's the first time I'm reading something by this author. I'm loving the book. I'm almost done with it.

I have this weight on my chest because I saw a review of the book and the lady was bawling. Although the book has made me tear up a couple of times, I feel the steam building up and I'm afraid I'm going to blow. I hope this book scars me...in a good way. It's what I'm anticipating. Parker, don't let me down :)

Well guys, let me try to finish this book in the hour before I have to log in to work. Below is a list of reading material that I like/love. Again, do with it what you will.

Until next time family.

XOXO

Thanks for reading

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Reading List/Suggestions/Books I Love (In no particular order):

Reminders of Him - Colleen Hoover

Where We Belong - Emily Giffin

Something Borrowed - Emily Giffin

The Midnight Library - Matt Haig

Something Blue - Emily Giffin

The Rescue - Nicholas Sparks

Me Before You - Jojo Moyes

How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accent - Julia Alvarez

The Divinci Code - Dan Brown

Small Great Things - Jodi Picoult

A Spark of Light - Jodi Picoult

The Left Behind Series - Tim LaHaye

The Wedding - Nicholas Sparks

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue - V. E. Schwab

Sundays' at Tiffany's - James Patterson

The Book of Two Ways - Jodi Picoult

The Lottery - Shirley Jackson

The Time Traveler's Wife - Audrey Niffenegger

It Ends with Us - Colleen Hoover

The Last Letter from your Lover - Jojo Moyes

The Twilight Series - Stephenie Meyer

The Maze Runner Trilogy - James Dashner

The Game Series - Terry Schott

Divergent Series - Veronica Roth

Everything Everything - Nicola Yoon

I found a list in my Notes on my Phone. These don't have the authors names (some may be repeated above):

The Alchemist

Fahrenheit 451

The Game Series

The Left Behind Series

The Giver

The Receiver

1984

Call Me by Your Name

Small Great Things

A Spark of Light

Sapiens & Homo Deus

How to Win Friends & Influence People

11/22/63

The True Blood Series

Paradise Lost

Paradise Found

Sloppy Seconds: The Tucker Max Leftovers

The Gift of the Magi

The Lottery

The Divine Comedy

The Scarlet Letter

Anything by Edgar Allan Poe

The Brief and Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao

How the Garcia Girls Lost their Accents

The Book Thief

The Kite Flier

If I Stay

Where She Went

Anything by John Green

Inferno

Digital Fortress

Angels & Demons

The Lost Symbol

Origin

Deception Point

[babykissitbettrr]

“We either lionize or villainize the people who most impact our lives. There isn’t an in between. A gray area that allows for complexity. For accountability without cancelation. For healing without rage. The gray holds the truth, but we only see black and white.”

Darling Venom by Parker S. Huntington

[notyourmisssunshinehoney]

The human capacity to forgive in the name of love breeds doormats. Unless, of course, the person doing the forgiving is someone you love and the person being forgiven is you. Then, it’s called personal growth.                                              And that stench of hypocrisy? Plug your nose, darling. It ain’t going anywhere

Parker S. Huntington, Darling Venom

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[kayssmusings]

If scars tell stories, I have none. No bumps, valleys, or grooves. No blemishes to remind me of the damage I have caused. My skin is a liar. It is smooth. Unmarked. An empty canvas. One day, my sins will catch up to me, and when I die, it will be with a scar.

Quote: Darling Venom, by Parker S. Huntington

[behrodrigues]

Para aqueles que andam na beira do telhado, não façam isso. E para aqueles que o fazem, boa sorte sobrevivendo a si mesmos.

Darling Venom – Parker S. Huntington

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[mydearnothinglastsforever]

Here’s a life lesson I’d never wanted to learn. Our secrets are nothing but a string of memories we wish to forget.

- Darling Venom, Parker S. Huntington