Status Updates From All That's Fair (No Less Days)

Okay, I have never liked Moira, but let's just say that I could devise a million tortures for this gal.

Isn't that the beauty of fiction? You can hate someone who doesn't exist because that person is just the embodiment of ideals, strengths, failings, sin. Moira isn't real, but her ugliness is, and I want to crush it.

Well done, Stevens. Very well done.

Oh, my gravy. This section is like watching a horror film where the girl starts going down the stairs into the dark, creepy basement in a white nightgown. You know something terrible is down there and you're like, "DON'T DO IT! RUN!!!" but she just creeps down anyway!

The tattered shreds of my deadlines just blew away as I ignored them to squeeze in another forty plus pages. Oh, my gravy. AAAAK

I'm not sure how, but I think this is the best of the series. Wow.

Stevens packs a whole lot of truth into a story without you realizing it until you've found yourself mulling over the ideas she introduced. Well played, Ms. Stevens. Well played.

I did it... started a book I don't want to read. Not because I don't think I'll like it. I know I'll love it. But I don't want this series to end. I don't want to wait another day for another book. So irrational. Because I don't want to wait another day for another book, I'll wait now to read this one. I'm an idiot. So I began. Just the prologue, but here we go!