#Nesha Reads Masterlist 2022

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Nesha Reads 2022: My Not-So Organized Liveblogging of Books.

This Poison Heart | This Wicked Fate

Raybearer | Redemptor 

Skin of the Sea

A Song of Wraiths and Ruin | A Psalm of Storms and Silence

The Tea Dragon Society Series: The Tea Dragon Society | The Tea Dragon Festival | The Tea Dragon Tapestry 

Orishas, Goddesses, and Voodoo Queens

The Dreamer Trilogy (Not Black books, but features a prominent Black female character.) I don’t believe that this is the case for the other books by this author. The reason I’m pointing it out here and didn’t for the Tea Dragon Society is that this series is hella long and I wanted MY audience to realize that this trilogy’s representation may not necessarily reflect the remainder of the author’s work and is the only portion of it that I intend to feature in this Black femmecentric space. Call Down the Hawk | Mister Impossible | Greywaren (Releases October 2022. Potentially will not be read until next year)

Iron Widow (This is not a Black story)

Akata Woman (Third installment in The Nsibidi Scripts) 

Bayou Magic *Didn’t liveblog. Very short read and cute story, though

Pinned 

The School for Good and Evil  (Not Black books, but features a prominent female character who will be played by a multiracial girl with some Black ancestry.)

Maya and the Rising Dark Series: I read the first book last year, then reread it this year, along with the sequels. Maya and the Rising Dark (Re-read) | Maya and the Return of the Godlings | Maya and the Lord of Shadows

Blood Like Fate (Sequel to Blood Like Magic)

I am currently not reading anything because of the two job, one off day thing happening, but lemme gon’ head and post this since we’re coming to the end of the year. :)