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D&D Premium Dice Set : Forgotten Realms Laeral Silverhand's Explorer's KitRelease Date: 3 17 20 This accessory set contains all the resources you need to enhance your D&D experience while exploring the Forgotten Realms. Players can find their way around the Sword Coast and the city of Waterdeep with a foldout, double sided map and twenty illustrated, double sided cards with key insights into important people, locations, and lore of the Forgotten Realms. The collection also includes a full set of beautiful, themed dice,
Release Date: 3/17/20
This accessory set contains all the resources you need to enhance your D&D experience while exploring the Forgotten Realms.
Players can find their way around the Sword Coast and the city of Waterdeep with a foldout, double-sided map and twenty illustrated, double-sided cards with key insights into important people, locations, and lore of the Forgotten Realms.
The collection also includes a full set of beautiful, themed dice, including two D20s, which can help simplify actions that require multiple D20 rolls, like advantage and disadvantage.
All these pieces fit neatly inside a durable, felt-lined box that doubles as two dice trays for easy use during adventures.
Contents
- 2 x 20 Sided Die
- 1 x 12 Sided Die
- 2 x 10 Sided Die
- 1 x 8 Sided Die
- 4 x 6 Sided Die
- 1 x 4 Sided Die
- 20 Illustrated, Double-Sided Cards detailing characters, locations, and lore
- 1 Durable, Felt-Lined Box that functions as two dice trays
- 1 Foldout Double-Sided Map of the Sword Coast and the city of Waterdeep (11” x 16”)
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★★★★★ 4
Kittens. crazy kid, what could go wrong?
Format: Kindle
Good read. Usually I eschew romance unless it comes with a mystery or intrigue. T.B. Miranda, thank you for a very enjoyable book.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
A love story with hurdles that few could overcome, but love can be forever.
Format: Kindle
Rowan, a dedicated doctor from a family in the medical profession on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, can never be as good as her father or Rowan’s husband, Lance. Erica, Lance’s daughter, Rowan’s step-daughter, her mother died when she was young. Lance, renowned surgeon, Chief Medical Officer at the Cape Cod hospital started by Rowan’s Grandmother and Rowan’s father runs, and has a gambling problem. Simone, met Erica when Simone was the RA of Erica’s college dorm, Erica’s best friend, and a new doctor who wants to be a humanitarian doctor to treat those in hard hit counties, but has personal issues she believes she is over. All these characters create a fascinating storyline. Add in a hippy philanthropist and her young daughter as well as a Cape Cod community and you have an adventure that will entice you to visit Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
★★★★★ 3
Nice romance, but one glaring flaw for me
Format: Kindle
This story had a nice romance, and the two main characters were likable with the exception of the one, not only never standing up for herself, but overlooking illegal acts because she’s too weak to stand up to her father. Outside of her relationship with her father and ex-husband her character was enjoyable. The book could have easily been four or five stars had it not been for one glaring flaw for me. The fact that Lance didn’t at least end up in jail for embezzlement makes my blood boil. Real life is far too full of mediocre men failing up! I don’t want to read about it in my romances novels as well. The two main male characters in this story were appalling and neither one of them ever had a single consequences for their actions! In my romance books, I want to see the “bad guys” get what’s coming to them.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
★★★★★ 5
likely my favorite read of this entire year
Format: Kindle
Noah Blue has finally made it to the big leagues with her webcomic's success, as she lands a full-time job at the company responsible for the relaunch of the cult classic Queen Leisah. The comic is expected to be a smash hit, with movie deals already in the works. Noah's career is taking off, but there's one obstacle standing in her way.
Sage Montgomery's natural talent has brought her to the top of the charts for eight consecutive years. Although her career has hit a plateau, she believes that working on a high-profile, mainstream comic will help her breakthrough. She expected complete creative control over the Queen Leisah relaunch, but instead, she must share credit with an artist who has been her rival since college. This artist has a real chance of surpassing her in skill.
Sage and Noah must put their rivalry aside and cooperate, or at least make it appear that way. They thought the biggest challenge would be working together, but the real challenge turned out to be falling in love.
Touching her was like diving into a warm pool, the heat soothing yet close to being unbearable. I wanted more, but I wasn’t confident I'd be able to handle more. That I was worthy of more.
This book was probably one of the cutest books I have ever read and I'm so glad that I picked it up so early in my 2024 reading year because now I get to spend the rest of 2024 shoving it at everyone I know because this is a book I need every person to read. If you look at my entire January wrap-up and decide to only take one of my recommendations, let it be this one. It will leave you feeling all of the things and I don’t know if there is a cuter couple than Noah and Sage.
I'll start my talking points with Noah, a fellow people-pleaser who worries a lot internally about whether or not she belongs at her new job with people she sees as the best of the best. I related to her for the people-pleasing aspects and it broke my heart to hear how her family talked about her art career. I absolutely loved her personality and if I could have a fictional character go shopping with me and help me pick out outfits because her style and overall vibes were immaculate. I loved the realness of her struggle to the top and the reality of what pushing yourself like that can be like.
And then there is Sage, the oldest daughter who is literally taking on the entirety of taking care of her family on her own shoulders and feeling like she needs to be in control of everything all of the time, also super relatable for me personally. Sage’s growth throughout this book was probably one of my favorite points. The healing journey that she goes on throughout was inspiring and really beautiful which had me emotional at times. I loved the realness of how burnout was spoken about throughout this book. And I especially loved the way that her bisexuality was talked about in the book and how it can feel like people expect you to just pick a side.
This book really delivered the rivals-to-lovers aspect of things and I really appreciated the term rivals being used as opposed to enemies because it just fit them so much better. The way that they started in direct competition with one another only to realize it shouldn’t have been one to begin with and the two of them just rooting for each other even at the expense of their own losses was just absolutely beautiful. Their chemistry as a couple was off the chart and from start to finish I was rooting so hard for them. I appreciated how open and direct they were with their communication and how their friend group grew closer and helped along the way.
Outdrawn was seriously so cute and I know I’ve already said it but I can’t help but use that word when describing this book. I definitely recommend it to literally everyone and cannot wait to read more of Deanna Grey’s books!
- rivals to lovers
- sapphic romance
- bisexual rep
- lesbian rep
- Black romance
- comic book artists main characters
- workplace romance
- banter for days
- slow burn
- lots of pining
- opposites attract
- grumpy/sunshine
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024
★★★★★ 4
A refreshing romance read after a recent stent of mediocre reads
Format: Kindle
Well to be quite frank, over the last month or two, I've downloaded a ton of free romance books, got to love Kindle Day, with that being said I kinda can hit a snag as far as reading a ton of books that are meh as in the author delivering something short and sweet and free. And this book, I felt like the author took time to invest us in the back story to make an enemies to friends Trope really, really work and feel flushed out and .... Hmm not as dimensionaless as I've been enduring.
Of course this book isn't free unless you have Kindle unlimited, which I do so maybe that's why I'm kind of lumping it into some of my Kindle day reads because I didn't pay anything for it. Even though of course I did with the subscription. It just felt refreshing. Now does it mean that the story didn't have flaws... it did.
That comes in the form of the sex. If we were to give like a chili peppers rating on how steamy it was. I will give this about a notch over Pg13 as far as how substantial and how much the author was able to kind of, I don't know, give us the eemf. I love the consensual stuff. It was great but it... I don't know, something just felt like it was missing. like how in the photo booth scene in this story describes a kiss. It could have been better.
But overall, I enjoyed the story
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023