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Eat the Rich #4

Eat the Rich #4

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Even as Joey struggles to make sense of everything she's seen, what role her beloved Astor has in it, and what it means for her relationship with him, Crestfall Bluffs is a flurry of activity preparing for the Thistleburn Unveiling Gala Party. When Joey intervenes in a situation she doesn't fully understand, it will bring everything to a head in the most unexpected way!

25 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 17, 2021

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Sarah Gailey

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Profile Image for Mery ✨.
675 reviews39 followers
November 27, 2021
4/5

Big OH NO OH NONONONO at the end!

Fucking crazy
2,367 reviews31 followers
November 19, 2021
This is a five-part story. Rather predictable, but have been enjoying it. This issue, however, was the letdown so far. We have the lesbian kiss on the beach between Jo and Petal and then the ridiculous tackle of Pip by Jo to allow Noreen, the housekeeper, escape. Then the ending of Astor proposing as Pip chases Jo. The while storyline is far from reality, but this makes it comical. Well, it is a comic book.

It was looking like Jo was settling into the cannibal life, but I guess not. And I suppose we should welcome that.
65 reviews
March 8, 2022
This is the volume where things really start to pick up! There is so much action in very few pages! Something I really like is how it explains why the rich continue to eat their employees. It creates real stakes and helps the reader better understand why no one has stopped this horrible tradition. I love how effectively and disgustingly animatedly this reflects capitalism. It definitely leaves off on a cliff hanger, but it certainly makes me excited to read the next one.
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132 reviews
November 24, 2021
I knew this book was gonna be messed up, but...

I knew this book was gonna be messed up, but I didn't know how messed up.

That being said, there's definitely the underlying issues of class and social status. I think Sarah Gailey does a great job of intertwining that with a disturbing/mysterious plot.

I'm really enjoying this book so far & I highly recommend it
Profile Image for Riezeme.
104 reviews2 followers
June 27, 2022
Badass joey!!!!
I'm glad she stood up somehow.
Also petal is just so beautiful I can't —

I'm putting my whole money that astor just knew all along and purposing to her is just his way of trying to save her somehow. There's no other reason i can think of.( Or so I'm hoping i truly don't know anymore) things keep taking sudden turns and I'm so engaged!!
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Profile Image for Jenny.
1,221 reviews102 followers
January 9, 2022
Now, the conflict escalates as Joey realizes she has an ally. She’s not alone in thinking what happens is wrong. We also learn about the hunger, how you can’t go back to the way things were without suffering for it. Interesting at the symbolism becomes clear.
Profile Image for Juan Fernando  Acosta.
149 reviews1 follower
February 24, 2022
Mi Marx interno está gritando!!! Me encanta como se llega al punto donde el discurso, la forma y la historia se alinean para el clímax.


SPOILERS A PARTIR DE AQUÍ

Y es LGBT de manera orgánica y coherente, cómo no voy a amar esta historia? Tuvieron más química desde el momento cero.
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821 reviews4 followers
February 17, 2022
It could be better . . . but what couldn't I suppose
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71 reviews
February 17, 2022
Ok this one ended bonkers and I know its supposed to be tense but I couldn’t help but laugh.
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534 reviews6 followers
February 18, 2022
This is going all over the place way too fast and I am out of breath.
Astor is way too cool yet paranoid at the same time and I cannot help but hate him every time he appears on the page.
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783 reviews31 followers
July 1, 2022
wow

Astor wasn’t really clueless. Like what is wrong with him. And how did you never tell her?

Fanatic read though! I don’t want the series to end.
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72 reviews
March 6, 2023
love the premise and the explanation behind why no one has stopped the tradition yet. also badass joey + that kiss? love it
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