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Holy sh#t balls.

Karen Slaughter is brilliant. The female main characters from this book are etched forever into my soul. I truly felt like I was floating along with them, on their journey to truth. Heartbreak, family dysfunction, whack ass serial killers, small town dynamics and some witty and sarcastic humour thrown in.

That's it. That's all.

I'm too busy going to find her next book to bury myself in

'There comes a time when the only way to start living is to tell the truth. To be who you are, even if it is dangerous.' - pg 265

Another fantastic, funny, evocative tale from TJ Klune that has me hooked emotionally. Loving Artemis Darth Vader so much ❤️

Once again, Karin Slaughter has me hooked!

'It's a father's job to love his daughter in the way that she needs to be loved ' ~ Rusty Quinn to Samantha Quinn

Triggering content for shooting and trauma but I am enjoying this immensely at the moment. The way Karin writes, I feel wrapped up and invested already.

So far I'm loving it because it is actually creeping me out. I'm listening to it on Spotify audio books and the narrator is great. The thing annoying me is how pigheaded the FMC is about accepting help from her boyfriend. Like I get that some women are highly independent but sometimes you just need to let peopled nice things for you (could be envious since I dont have a man that would lift finger like Neil does lol

'Don't be silly. I am not a god ' he said
'I am a mortal who has woken up, and there is power I'm awareness.'

I dont want this to finish!! I love this book

"I am the outlaw, Duchess Day Radley. And you are the barstool pu**y, and I'll cut your head clean off".

One of the best lines I've ever read. 😄

I am loving this new Stephen King novel. Suspenseful with realistic characters (aside from the fairy tale ones, lol). Favourite character is Radar, of course.

DNF

This book was too cringe-worthy.
Main Characters were flat and not realistic.
Writing was dull.
Just not my cup of tea.

Interesting premise but so slow at the moment. We'll see

I love how Andy Weir makes his science-y books understansable to people like me who aren't completely familiar with space jargon and math stuff. Lol. I'm loving this book so far.

Hardin needs serious therapy. Jesus.
I can relate to Tessa staying with him because she thinks it's love, but he needs to acknowledge his problems and get help.

I'm melting into this book. As much as I hate Hardin's behavior and as much as I thought they were toxic for each other...I think these books will be my guilty pleasures.