Status Updates From Autumn in Sunset Harbour (T...

This story has no depth. Where's the feelings besides the surface level stuff. Come on.

I thought I had made it far. I'm literally so done.

We learned that William's father jumped into the water to save him and just disappeared. Not likely unless he was eaten afterwards, but they'd still find a floating body right?

You know.. her being jealous of her first love having a baby with gorger is so tiresome. They had no connection in front of my tired eyes while reading this material

First of all, William, Rachel had said she was going to school for journalism before her life derailed. Why would she be writing a story about your dead dad? Chill. Out of nowhere and out of pocket.

I'm just a negative person. But holy man. I still have one more book to go by C.P. Ward. Literally melted homie. I have 6 days before these books get returned and I don't want to waste another token on taking it back out to finish but holaahhh.

Listen, you can't misunderstand yourself into being a Godmother of a child from a woman who married your first love. Like, this narrator is unbelievably unreliable. This is wild.

Terrible birthing scene and one of the fastest ones I've ever heard of

Cathy is having the baby at the laundry mat- I know some births can go quickly, but she definitely could've made it to the hospital. Now we gotta read this part with distain.

I can't.. I need a break lol

Pregnant woman comes into the pub and breaks out the piano to celebrate an open marriage or someshit. Not.. a great read.

Reading on autopilot because I want to give this a fair shake. Okay, Maureen mentioned her son, who's a fisherman, and Rachel happens to meet a fisherman. Maureen didn't say a name. So that's her son 💯

Listen, I'm dragging myself through the coals here to try to find humor in this book. No good jokes are being told, no self help moments. The chick broke her leg in a freaky storm and now she has a job at Clara's bakeshop. Pretty sure she's the teacher from book one, the one that left.