Cat Treadgold
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Thanks for giving me permission to stop listening at 50% through. I was astounded to see so many positive reviews. Good narrators, though! Even they c
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"✨A rough draft indeed.✨
Read this review if a. you’re thinking about reading this book or b. if you read and despised this book and need someone to understand the tumultuous thing your soul turned into after reading it. Also please read this review be" Read more of this review » |
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"I enjoyed the aspect of two authors writing a book together, but it wasn't enough for me to really like this one. The story is told from the alternating POVs of Katrina and Nathan, and toggles between present and four years ago. I didn't find the bac"
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"A lot of people complaining about this book and they’re wrong. Clearly haven’t read a haunted house 🏚️ novel before. Anger over pace and lack of answers, completely disregarding the eerie, atmospheric, psychological vibe fest that is Murphy’s third n"
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“The world of men is a brutal place. And yet women visit our offices, approach us in the streets, and send us petitions with tens of thousands more signatures every year to ask for more freedom. They feel their safety comes at the expense of their freedom. And, gentlemen, the trouble with freedom is it isn't just an empty phrase that serves well in a speech. The desire to be free is an instinct deeply ingrained in every living thing. Trap any wild animal, and it will bite off its own paw to be free again. Capture a man, and breaking free will become his sole mission. Te only way to dissuade a creature from striving for its freedom is to break it ... I, for my part, am not prepared to break half the population of Britain. I am, in fact, unprepared to see single woman harmed because of her desire for some liberty.”
― Bringing Down the Duke
― Bringing Down the Duke
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