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After Eden enters the picture, the plot points of the story remain essentially the same. Feels like the world around Margo is static and I'm trying to hold out interest... For Abby if for nothing else

Dayum. Didn't expect a baby death by dinosaur so soon

"Are they robots?"
"Au contraire, mon frere! Robots don't bleed... They are natural born human women, certainly. They are like robots in that respect. But they are alive and endowed with purpose, like we are..."

Chills.

Yessss come to the gay side 🌈

The mid-book slump is too real

I wish publishers chose audiobook narrators who have the same accent as the protagonist of the book (where applicable). This narrator is highly competent, but I just wish they'd chosen someone with a Japanese accent instead of a British one. It would bring the story to life all the more.

This book is making me hungry 😩

Omg the MMC might be Korean 👀👀👀

Halfway in and I can see that this story has so much heart

Was getting a bit impatient with all the baby stuff - call me callous but yeah, everyone told her that being a teen mom was going to be hard - but her dad asking to be her new roommate is changing my mind on DNFing. The writing has a subtle wit and charm, and now Margo is a bit endearing

This far in and I'm unsure why r/horrorlit adores this book. It's just fine. Psychological horror and long-winded ramblings from the trapped scientists, but when everything is a delusion I find myself unwilling to care. Why get invested when nothing is real? Unlikeable characters are unraveling, oh no.

I hope Clayton, Ali and the dog live. Mostly Ali and the dog.

"The world demands I make good choices on no information and then blames my maidenhood for my mistakes, as if my maidenhood is responsible for my ignorance. Ignorance is not stupidity, but it might as well be, and I do not like feeling stupid!" - Ista.

It's nice to read about a self-aware and clever noblewoman central to the story for once

Oh, he's kinda crazy....I like that 👀

The witchiest, most gothic story I've read in ages. It's so layered and steeped in tradition while also pointing out the surreal qualities of the practice in modern times. Fascinating.

Corpse marriages have quite the extensive training for the living brides (and grooms). How far does this extend? Are there corpse divorces? Corpse lawyers? Ghost court??

Never mind. Capitalism and the patriarchy ruins everything.

Marrying a corpse is PEAK goth. Stoked to learn more about this cultural practice

She is deeply messed up and he's all "she can make me worse." .....but why does it make them both kinda.. 🫣

Unexpected pride and prejudice turn?? This can only end badly (even if I want them both to be unhinged together 😭🙏🏻)

Ooh this is intriguing 👀 she condemns men for enjoying hero movies where the hero has to avenge his murdered wife and allowing himself to be the monster he always wanted to be - but justified. And yet, in the next scene she tempts a Xtian woman into a fake KKK club, then gets off when the woman takes the bait. She posts the DMs on Reddit and relishes the coming downfall

This protag is kinda fucked up and def weird, love that she makes a strong impression so soon

Entertaining so far but all these characters trust her way too easily. "Knowing a version of the future" but she doesn't have to prove herself constantly? Their trust feels unearned. Knowing some secrets is one thing, ordering people around bc they would otherwise die is another. I wish someone would remain skeptical of her for more than a day

Maybe ease it off on the lampshading

This girl is too anxious, neurotic and clingy 💀

She's giving herself a makeshift enema for a ONS after buying $400 worth of lingerie and thinks to herself "a life is happening!" 💀

Someone pls tell me that she stops centering men in her life so damn much 😭