Think of England by KJ Charles
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lightreadsThink of England
3/5. Historical M/M. Disabled former military officer crosses paths with Jewish poet and spy at a house party where they are both investigating their hosts.
This has a lot of things I like – class differences that make things genuinely difficult, a person coming to terms with their queerness in a way that makes a lot of historical sense. But I was only ever lukewarm to this book because it features a dubcon scenario of the must-have-sex-now-we-are-being-watched variety, which I get is some people's jam, but is my anti-jam.
Content notes: Depictions of antisemitism.
3/5. Historical M/M. Disabled former military officer crosses paths with Jewish poet and spy at a house party where they are both investigating their hosts.
This has a lot of things I like – class differences that make things genuinely difficult, a person coming to terms with their queerness in a way that makes a lot of historical sense. But I was only ever lukewarm to this book because it features a dubcon scenario of the must-have-sex-now-we-are-being-watched variety, which I get is some people's jam, but is my anti-jam.
Content notes: Depictions of antisemitism.
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Date: 2018-06-06 02:27 am (UTC)The second one? I think? But am not positive. The By side seems much clearer than the Ivan side.