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Reread giving audio another chance. Audio in general, not this book. I am very much "audio-challenged" but I've been doing alright with this.

Oh my god, what is it with this author and the weirdest, most convoluted obstacles in the last chapters?

HA! I was right!

Damn physical books and their small print and the need of reading light... grr. But this is so good that I deal.

I read until I started to snore, and then went for bed. Seems like a winner to start a New Year.

With the current Daddy craze I am enjoying tremendously how dismayed Dominic is after being called one. 🤣

After reading a sugary sweet Christmas story, I am SO craving some murders and enemies-to-lovers. Hoping to get my fix here.

This is so making me miss some of my old guildmates.

Oh, Arthur, you're such a waste of space.

The narrator is a rambler if I ever saw one. But it's been good so far. Let's see how it feels after 300 pages. 😅

😂

"Here in this crazy quilt of streets, Nigel was surrounded by a British citizen's worst nightmare - the French.

He searched for street signs, but many of these alleys - one could hardly call them proper streets - were unmarked. And horrible sights lurked in the shadows: half-naked women, breasts bursting from low-cut bodices, beckoning and calling out what must have been onscene suggestions..."

Egh

It's a bit slow and not perfect but I'm sort of invested in how hot Hex is.

So many callbacks to 'The Firebird and Other Stories'. Need to reread 'The Imp and Mr. Sunshine' as a snack now.

Read the prologue during my lunch break, and I'm already completely hooked!

It's very good so far, but not ridiculously - 6/5 stars - good as the first novel was. I want more Kodiak!

GAWDH, Martin's mom is insufferable! Every word from her mouth is full or prejudice and/or criticism towards his son. Unfortunately the potrayal is still very realistic...

It's so creepy and good... 😍