#nefrie

[ptipi]

Lovebirds

It's mine and my husband's 6 year anniversary today! So I had to draw our trollsonas being cute together❤️

[penguuthegentoo]

Somewhere… up above the mantle…

Bahari doesn’t try to think of home if she can help it—she left them in the dust after all—but she can’t help but wonder if they ever think of her.

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Baby Bahari and her moms- Nefri Nettle (left) and Panya Pine (right)!

[tsurugis]

crying and lazy sketching out concepts for a fantasy version of jesse for atreyu’s horse nsnjshhs they’re gonna look so cute together I’m dead

[grgulya]

I was going through pictures from last year and accidentally found Lovechilds One day I'll get around to talking about the my twst fan characters But for now, better look at the kids! The girl on the left is called Nefri. She's a little active baby who's teething and bites a lot. The girl on the right is called Wave, She grows faster because she is a hybrid. But only physically, her development is like that of an ordinary child. She is very shy and silent a lot, likes soft things

[moiraxx]

Nefri, a feitiça. Para @egoria-paradox sz

[baalzeblog]

Inktober Day 3: Bats

Artist's Note: A tiny Liddle chasing away bats from her house, and her son Nefri mimicking her behavior. I had alot of fun with this one.

[angywritesstuff]

Taglists

Henry Cavill and characters taglist: @xxxkatxo @mansaaay @thorins-queen-of-erebor @maan24 @grounded-in-light @omgkatinka @xprettyqueenx @marytudorbrandon @kebabgirl67 @narnianaos

The one with the one night stand taglist: @coldmuffinpartycloud @stephartrave @regalbadass @lharrietg @helenaellie @vivien-1211 @sassy-pelican @marantha @cavillsim @blueberrychanel @maan24 @drunkinthemiddleoftheday @persony-pepper @nefri-black @summersong69 @amortentiaaa @margauxmargaux07 @xprettyqueenx @anitababi @wayward-gypsy @freyathehuntress @a--1--1--3 @marytudorbrandon @zealoushound @kebabgirl67 @supermamabear123 @colicovision @eldarwen333 @ms-betsy-fangirl @bilsaisgold @fanfictionaddiction99 @starlightofsolaria @healanette @loudkidhorseflap @ladyyaya22 @pinkhippo44 @leothecat97 @0secrecy0 @doveygirlkay-blog @ohbarracuda @angelmather1 @harrystylesandthegoobs @seasonswinter​ @katamcauley 

One Chicago taglist:   @freyathehuntress @iamasimpingh0e

Then I met you taglist: @bestillmystuckyheart @slytherinambitious @graniairish @nocturnalherb16 @puddinsqueen @freyathehuntress  @notsooperfect @iamasimpingh0e @anxious-diabetic

Charles Leclerc taglist:

CL-Social media au: @buendiabebeta 

Winter taglist: @stockholmdolly @lethallyprotected @mjaudrey @jessyballet @nalny5 

911 taglist:

All around taglist: @jwspiter

if your name is crossed it’s because I wasn’t able to tagged you. 

If you want to be added or removed from a taglist let me know. If I have put you in the wrong taglist or I forgot about you please let me know and I’ll add/switch you.

If you are still waiting for my unfinihed stories, thank you for your patience, I promise I’ll update them sooner or later 

[sebastianstansqueen]

Hey

Hey, guys so I've written four full parts for School Yard Love and was working on a fifth but as I was writing, I just became very uninterested with the series, so i'm going to be deleting it.

@cherryblossomsky - - @babylooneytoonz - @wonderlandfandomkingdom - @miraclesoflove - @amelia-song-pond - @leyannrae - @avengerlex - @pineprincess - @nik2writes - @dorothea-hwldr - @rosie-posie08 - @scxrletrecsmarvel - @nefri-black - @kaileym08 - @shadowolf993 - @barnesml - @esposadomd

[wulfs-book-reviews]

The Stationmaster's Cottage by Phillipa Nefri Clark My rating: 1 of 5 stars The Stationmaster's Cottage (Rivers End #1), by Phillipa Nefri Clark A literary letdown of epic proportions: a painfully banal narrative filled with annoying characters, questionable dialogue, unending melodrama and a failed attempt at blending mystery and romance in the most abysmal way imaginable. This was a thoroughly, abysmally and disgustingly bad book. The worst book I’ve read in a very long time. I picked it up because it was shelved as Romance and Mystery, two genres that I usually enjoy and I was intrigued how this would play out. Little was I prepared for the almost unbearable banality of the "mystery" that turned out to be a silly family drama and the extreme levels of melodrama. »“How could you have done it?” Christie cried. “I will never forgive you. Never!”« (On a graveyard, towards a dead person, during a thunderstorm.) Basically, in the past Martha and Thomas were engaged but due to meddling by family and friends were never married. In the present, film and TV makeup artist Christie Ryan, Martha’s great-niece, is also engaged. In her case to cliché “evil land developer” Derek who bullies her and becomes violent if he deems it necessary. The problem is: The past engagement drama is supposed to play out in 1967/1968. Martha and Thomas, each in their early twenties at the time, seem to be stuck in an earlier era: »"You need someone to curb your wild nature. Someone with a firm hand," he whispered. Martha opened her eyes. “You can’t tame the wind. Or the ocean, except in your paintings.” Her expression dared him to disagree.« Taming of the shrew? Yikes. Thomas behaves like that and Martha doesn’t run… Christie is not much better in her interactions with her fiancé Derek. »Christie went numb. “Why don’t you understand?” "I do understand. That's the problem, Chris. From the day we first met, I knew you needed a man who would guide you through life. You're too trusting and generous. I mean, those are admirable qualities, but it doesn't get you anywhere, and you'll end up being badly hurt." But you’re hurting me now! What did he want her to say? Apparently, nothing, as he was happy to continue.« That’s pretty much the same Thomas said and Christie hardly ever ceases to find excuses for this kind of behaviour. Excuse me while I vomit. When Christie’s grandmother, Dorothy the meddler, dies, Christie travels to River’s End to attend the funeral alone because Derek prefers to visit a luxury resort alone instead of supporting Christie. Once there and somewhat settling in her newly-inherited cottage, the eponymous “Stationmaster’s Cottage”, Christie finds and reads a lot of unopened letters from Thomas to Martha, her grandmother’s diary and finds some revealing items and, like that, discovers what’s behind the “mystery”. Those letters which we get to read in full as well, also read like they’ve fallen out of time. They’re also just plain annoying and page-fillers. After half of the book I strongly considered DNF’ing but just couldn’t bring myself to do it. That’s when Martin, Thomas’ grandson and Christie’s new-found love-interest comes fully into play - and things go further downhill. Martin behaves arrogantly, patronisingly and is extremely and excessively dominant towards Christie whom he’s interested in but collectively tries to punish for her major original sin: »If only she were not Dorothy's grandchild.« Christie feels that but nevertheless falls in love pretty much immediately and, just like that, picks up the next abusive guy: »Martin stopped. He half-smiled at his dog and Christie, still cuddling on the sand. “We need to talk. Walk with me.” It was a command, not an invitation. It took all of two seconds for Christie to get back to her feet and jog after him, Randall in tow.« (Randall being the real dog here…) I guess Christie likes him for his generosity towards her, though… »You only ever need to tell me what you want to, Christie. Just because I ask a question, doesn't mean you have to answer."« The moment that broke the proverbial camel’s back, though, came a bit later. Read carefully now and maybe, like me thrice, till you understand what the author of a novel published in 2017 (!) seems to find ok, if not condone: »“I’m not coming to your rescue anymore today. What are you going to do when I leave?” - “Lock the door.” "Lock the door. Didn't I ask you to do that last time I left?" Wide-eyed, Christie nodded. Martin slipped an arm around her waist and pulled her close against his body, forcing her to look up at him. - “The day for a discussion about respect, and now, about putting yourself at risk, is getting close. Before you leave this door unlocked again, think about how much you value sitting down to eat dinner.”« I get the author probably thinks Martin is just being protective and internationally-travelled Christie, successful in her career, is a damsel in distress who needs rescuing. Excuse me, though: Threatening, even as a “joke”, physical violence? That’s just a total deal breaker and completely unacceptable. At that point, Christie should have kicked Martin’s pompous and overbearing arse out and locked him out forever. (To boot, that happens immediately after Christie had already been threatened and physically hurt by Derek…) Of course, everything gets resolved as if by magic and, within a few weeks, Christie moves from one abuser, Derek, to a new one, Martin, but at that point, the novel is so far beyond redemption that none of that really matters anymore. I’m just glad to get rid of this novel. One out of five stars. Ceterum censeo Putin esse delendam View all my reviews

[booksdish]

My wrap of 2022 book challenge. I was really into dark, and taboo romances this year and I devoured them. This was probably the fastest that I completed by book challenge and for 2023 my goal is 100 books!

Books by African American Authors I read in 2022:

The Healer Warrior, by Renee Lewin

Bargain with the Beast, by Naima Simone

Dark, by Thayer King

Chaldor, by Thayer King

Whimsy, by Thayer King

Bittersweet Love, by Q.B. Tyler

Forget me Not, by Q.B. Tyler

Today, Tomorrow, Always, by Raven St. Pierre

Gravity, by Raven St. Pierre

Within the Shadows, by Brandon Massey

Single Black Female, by Tracy Brown

The Marriage Pass, by Briana Cole

Love and War, by Shirra Lynn

His Fantasy, by Thayer King

No Strings, by Eve Vaughn

His for Keeps, by Theodora Taylor

All Her Little Secrets, by Wanda M. Morris

His Forbidden Bride, by Theodora Taylor

His to Own, Theodora Taylor

Nordic Lightening, by Camilla Stevens

Where the Pieces Fall, by Blue Saffire

Always Been You, Q.B. Tyler

Jesse's Girl, by Naima Simone

Fire, by Shae Evans

Risks, by Symone West

Hoops Shorts, Kennedy Ryan

First, by Symone West

A Love So Wrong, by Katerina Winters

Wrongful Desires, by Katerina Winters

Lost and Found, by Katerina Winters

Bound Through Time, Twyla Turner

A Million to Blow, Blue Saffire

Other awesome authors that I read for this year

F*ck Perfect, by Danyell A. Wallace

Deadly Vows, by Haley Stuart

Viking Unbound, by Kate Pearce

The Lord of Lost Causes, by Kate Pearce

Viking Claimed, by Kate Pearce

Valentine's Vow, by Adele Clee

At Last the Rouge Returns, by Adele Clee

Descent, by Sam Mariano

Untouchable, by Sam Mariano

The Haunting, by Hope Carr

Bentley, Hattie Jude

Quinn, by Hattie Jude

The Boy of the Bridge, by Sam Mariano

Make You Beg, by Shantel Tessier

You Promised Me Forever, by Monica Murphy

Bound to Please, Hope. C. Tarr

The American Heiress, by Daisy Goodwin

Daughters of Rome, by Kate Quinn

The Worst Best Man, Mia Sosa

The Forest of Vanishing Stars, by Kristin Harmel

Victoria, by Daisy Goodwin

Entropy, by Jennifer Hartmann

Midnight Hunter, Brianna Hale

Star Father, Charlie N. Holmberg

The Forgotten Sister, Nicola Cornick

Love Beyond Time, by Bethany Claire

Regarding the Duke, by Grace Callaway

The Stationmaster's College, by Phillipa Nefri Clark

A Million Kisses in Your Lifetime, by Monica Murphy

Twisted Hate, by Ana Huang

Trick Me Twice, by Becca Steele

Taunt Her, by Caitlyn Dare

Eyes on Me, by Sara Cate

The Unknown Beloved, by Amy Harmon

June First, by Jennifer Hartman

The Patron, by Vivian Wood

Boyfriend's Glasses, by Livia Harper

The Arms of the Enemy, by Lisbeth Eng

Love Wrecked, by Karina Halle

From Sand and Ash, by Amy Harmon

Highlander's Captive, Mariah Stone

Blake, by Victoria H. Smith

Drowning Erin, by Elizabeth O'Roark

Forbidden Love Still Blooms, by Nora Flite

Captured by the Beast, by Jenna Kerna

Men of the North, The Protector, by Elin Peer

Men of the North, The Ruler, by Elin Peer

Reading Challenge Goal for 2022 was 85; so if you're keeping count I have six more to go until I meet my challenge. Which challenges were your favorite in 2020? Let’s discuss in the comments!

[ptipi]

Fat Tummy Friday

It's a national holiday and you're required to celebrate 🔫🙂

[penguuthegentoo]

Some misc. doodles of Bahari and her friends + the budding start of the best and worst relationship of her life

I’m thinking of adding in some of the writing I’ve done for some of these characters 🙈 I miss doing creative writing so I’ve been getting my practice in with my dnd kids. These older short story snippets might be a bit rough/short but who cares

Hope y’all enjoy!

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Bahari laid splayed out on her bed, staring up at the ceiling with blank eyes. She rubbed the exhaustion from her eyes with her paws. Sighing deeply, she tilted her head to the side. Her lyre sat pristinely on her side table, rose gold wood glittering in the evening setting sun. Try as she might, thoughts of home never seemed to leave her. Her instrument of choice never ceased to serve as a reminder. A reminder of her mothers— their control, unyielding tradition and a life mentally behind bars.

They had it all thought out for her down to the minute.

No deviation, no hiccups.

Tradition was everything— Image was everything. What was a life of worth if not in the name? Name, name, name. That’s all that mattered. Bahari was nothing more than a trophy to keep the family tree firmly planted. Her thoughts didn’t matter.

She would be seen, not heard.

But…

The music made her heard. When she played she knew all eyes and ears were on her. When she played she _meant_ something. When she played she was more than just the daughter of Nefri Nettle and Panya Pine, more than just the betrothed trophy to Nolan Winterseed, more than just the perfect daughter. Her music made a difference.

Her life was HER’S now. She rolled off her bed and grasped her lyre firmly. She thought of the parade— playing the fusion music with Pepper. She had voluntarily taken on the traditional music—something she never thought she’d do again—and she enjoyed it. She had played and lived. And she danced! The steps had come so easy to her, muscle memory kicking in.

“It’s a pleasant surprise,” he had remarked to her, pleased and impressed, ”not many know these old dances, or would even like to keep the tradition alive.”

And what she replied, she believed.

”I don’t want them to die.” She felt a fire begin to spark in her chest as they stepped in perfect harmony. ”They’re the heart of our cultures— I would do anything to keep them alive.”

She strummed the opening notes to a far forgotten Cinnverai song and danced alone in her room.

She hated the control her mothers held over her life. She hated how tradition hovered over her like some dark, foreboding cloud. She hated living trapped in that senseless fog.

But now she’s the one in control

[tsurugis]

in our dnd campaigns Atreyu is a pact of the chain warlock so he has a cute little black pseudodragon familiar named nefri I love her but I don’t know how that would fit in my books I’m sad. lmao

[moiraxx]

Mais uma da série pixel para a @egoria-paradox sz OC: Nefri

[baalzeblog]

Build a Beast Week 1: Vampireslayer Neferith

No lighting version below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Neferith, son of Liddle The Hero of Lore The Dragon of Time The Champion of Evil Empress Gravelyn's Right Hand Though...an unfortunate few know him as The Vampireslayer

Artist's Note: Thank you to everyone who has joined today's stream of me shading this very piece! This is my entry into the Build a Beast challenge! The debut for Liddle's dragon and son. Nefri has been woken in the middle of the night by an intruder trying to break into his apartment complex. Pulling on his mask and readying his armaments, this young man is ready to give his intruder the fright of his life.