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"People like you are the reason that the abstract prospects of the human mind and the intangible realm behind matter are treated as hocus pocus." Yeah, that sure sounds like the uneducated, foul mouthed heroine that Foster has depicted.

Luther's manhandling and threats to arrest Gaby are really getting on my nerves. They have zero trust in each other and it's making it hard to connect with him, or root for them as a couple. I'm tempted to put this book down and just read something else....

Timorous, perspicacious, odium, imbecilic, despondent... I'm going to make this a drinking game: every time she uses a word that is used incorrectly, or disrupts the flow of the story I'm going to drink. May my liver forgive me!

I'm having issues with this book. The main character who has an 8th grade education, curses like a sailor and lives in a whorehouse is suddenly spitting out words like: prurient, maudlin and aphotic?! Did the editor hand Foster a thesaurus and tell her to try to class it up a bit?