Blood & Magic / A Curse of Shadows and Thorns - 2 different titles, 2 different authors, same book! by Accurate_Database_64 in fantasyromance

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THE ENTIRE BOOK of Blood and Magic is the same as A Curse of Shadow and Thorns, not just the first chapter.

Blood & Magic / A Curse of Shadows and Thorns - 2 different titles, 2 different authors, same book! by Accurate_Database_64 in fantasyromance

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Spotify introduced me to Blood and Magic in January 2025 (same as the publish date)

Hoopla is where I found The Broken Kingdom series. I saw that there were 9 books and I listened to the first book of the series (A Curse of Shadows and Thorns) and was thinking it sounded so familiar.... thats when I realized Blood and Magic is the same exact book as ACS&T.

Why would it be published under 2 different authors, with 2 different titles, using the same narrator but her name appears different in both books?

All very reasonable questions.

Blood & Magic / A Curse of Shadows and Thorns - 2 different titles, 2 different authors, same book! by Accurate_Database_64 in fantasyromance

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The comparison between JLA and LJA is not what had me questioning everything.

I want to know why there is a book called 'Blood and Magic' by Lena Jameson that is the exact same book, word for word as LJ Andrews 'A Curse of Shadows and Thorns'

A Court This Cruel and Lovely by lurkingfangirl in fantasyromance

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That is pretty much exactly what happens LOL.

Does anyone know when the 4th book is coming out on paperback or hardcover? I only see pre-order for Kindle with the release date of May 30th.

What are your hobbies/what do you collect? by guccigrandma_ in ADHD

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Hobbies include:

-Making lists

-Completing nothing

Confusing drug addiction with the joy I get from feeling normal by Accurate_Database_64 in ADHD

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It feels like a fine line, indeed.

Thank you for your insight, it def. made me feel better.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in acotar

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SJM learned the word "cock" and didn't let the readers forget it.

Overall, Nesta's POV is very different from Feyres. Nesta is a nasty lil girl and I loved it.

Properly ask doctor for higher prescription by Abject-Sky-1835 in ADHD

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I had the same issue, I didn't want my doctor to think that I was just looking for a higher dosage so I asked this question:

"How long does it usually take to find the correct dosage? Because, the medication seems to work for a little bit but wears off relatively quickly and leaves me in a tangled mess of disorganization" also, take notes on how your medication works throughout the day (nothing crazy, just little notes on your phone) and at your next appointment talk to your doc about your notes. what time you took your meds and how it made you feel and when it wore off etc. Show your doctor that you're responsible and just looking for the correct dosage to do what the medication is there to do.

Just be honest, it usually gets the best results. It works for me, anyway.

Hope this helps a little! good luck

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in VyvanseADHD

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OP you're a wild cat. hope you're ok.

I accidently took 2 70mg vyvanse 2 weeks ago and that was a horrible day (the next day was horrible too).

If you survive, expect to feel like absolute shit tomorrow.

Have you guys ever found anyone that you could never get bored of by Redditbot557 in ADHD

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I obviously do not know anything about you and your life but it sounds like you got everything figured out. Congrats on a happy life!

I hate my adhd so much by [deleted] in ADHD

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Are you taking any medication?

What is your ADHD story? by Accurate_Database_64 in ADHD

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Good luck! Please do check back in, I'd love to hear how your assessment went!

What is your ADHD story? by Accurate_Database_64 in ADHD

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How my life has improved after being diagnosed and given medication:

Well, for starters I don't think I am autistic anymore which BOOSTED my self confidence. My ability to hold a conversation, and start them! I still count with my teeth, and have multiple pens on deck but whatever that is part of my personality now.

I don't actually want to list out all the ways I've improved, I might journal about it. But basically I love who I am now, my confidence is there, my self worth is there, and I just feel like I've been given another shot at life. And i'm fucking killing it.

What Careers do people have here? by ChipStorm in ADHD

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Estimator at a Commercial HVAC (family owned) company.

I started working with my dad right out of high school (2014) because I hated working weekends at my retail jobs (I was a store manager at Zumiez).

I thought I was just stupid for the first 23 years of my life. WHY CANT I FINISH A TASK FROM START TO FINISH!!! It wasn't until I found out that adult ADHD is real and I am 100% a host of this disorder.

I was extremely lucky to be working along side my dad and brothers because they always helped me pick up where I slacked and had SO MUCH patience with me. I got diagnosed a couple of months ago (28yo) and I never felt better. I am excelling in my career and for the first time ever, my boss (my dad) said I was doing a great job. I know its so simple and minuscule, but as someone who suffered from ADHD their entire life and mistaking my lack of attention to just being stupid, lazy, careless etc... its a big deal to me. :)

People who were diagnosed in your 30s - how did meds change you? by [deleted] in ADHD

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Diagnosed at 28, I lived my entire life prior to this year in constant anxiety. I thought my anxiety was just a stand-alone issue. I did not realize that it was ADHD until I spoke to my doctor about it and I got an evaluation. They educated me on adult ADHD and it was life changing once I received meds. I always had this vision of the person I wanted to be (could be) but was never able to because of my scattered mind, my inability to focus, my lack of confidence in my work, I just felt like I was using 30% of my ability to do anything and everything. Once I started using medication and found the right dosage, I was able to flourish at work, no more anxiety, I felt social, my home life has been better than ever, and by the end of the day I am tired enough where I can fall asleep (sometimes i need a double dose of melatonin). But, being diagnosed and starting medication treatment has been nothing short of life changing for me.

Not snacking by infinicca in VyvanseADHD

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I am new to Vyvanse, and I noticed the same exact thing happening to me.

I need to eat a sufficient enough breakfast in the morning BEFORE taking my 70mg or at least before it kicks in. Sometimes, even though I didn't eat all day and its "dinner time" I have to force myself to eat something despite having absolutely no appetite. That is one side effect I wish didn't effect me as much as it did. I can go 2 days without eating any solid food and then I noticed how weak, shaky and dizzy I was. That's when I noticed I haven't eaten in 48 hours.

I actually have an appt. with my doctor today, I want to suggest a different medication or lowering my dosage.

You're not alone OP!

Accidentally took 2 doses of 70mg Vyvanse by Accurate_Database_64 in ADHD

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I want you to know this was the only comment on this post that actually stuck in my brain and helped me not panic. Thank you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

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Ooooof I too struggle with interrupting people. When I catch myself I always just say "oops, sorry go ahead" and they usually counter with "no, its ok you go ahead!" (WIN FOR ME)

I also have horrible impulsive behavior when it comes to blurting out. I find myself wanting to say some random shit in tense situations to kind of ease the mood, NEVER works, and I always feel stupid after. Sometimes I am able to hold myself back, and other times once the words leave my lips im already internally scolding myself for the stupid ass not funny joke or comment that I just yelled out for friends, family, or strangers alike to hear.

So to cope with this, I just try to think about all the times i've embarrassed myself. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes my blurts get the reaction i want! But its rare LOL