
Two exes reunite over the holidays in a second-chance sapphic romance centered on music, family tensions, and festive gatherings.
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Two exes reunite over the holidays in a second-chance sapphic romance centered on music, family tensions, and festive gatherings.
Also, this might be just because i very recently read and loved private rites, but i also like the reminder to myself that people can be unlovable and still deserve love and being cared for and shown that love - which also makes me feel like maybe i am being too harsh on one of the characters in this fictional story. so, i am just going to give this three stars and say this was a really middle of the road book for me and move on! author’s note: make the season bright contains consensual sexual s
will contain mild spoilers
Consensual sexual scenes depicted on-page
No violence or gore depicted
No evidence found in available sources
On-page drinking
Central sapphic second-chance romance with diverse queer supporting characters
No religious themes present
No magic or witchcraft elements
No occult content
No political messaging
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Mentions of parental neglect, abandonment, and one claustrophobic scene
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