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I hope this book isn't sad ending...

I really love the conversation between Alice and Hayden, all aside the steamy tension, they do have great chemistry.

Oh he's the one making this competition first even with his experience.

I felt like all conversations felt awkward and until now, there is no connection to Jangan Diklik except one podcast that wasn't discussed yet. The pace is also slow, there isn't a change of pace to medium or fast yet.

Kompol Lukas is here~

I'm afraid Rei is gonna rewrite his father's history, he's his father's son after all...

Loving this background story of new but old characters that have been mention several times in previous series. Hoping a lot of OG characters will be here~

I will never understand Shawn no matter how much he got hurt in his head.

I think I know what the plot twist is... Oh god why I've just realized it

This book is heavy on psychology as we saw two psychological situations back to back between Alicia and Theo, who on earth decided to read this and Educated on the same time...

The father always thinks he's the greatest of all just because he's never been the one who felt the pain. If only they stay for hours waiting for morning and rainstorm to go, there will not be those accidents. If he believes in God, he wouldn't be against nature.

I can't believe her father is really stubborn with his belief that even when they're in an accident, he didn't bring them to hospital and let his wife suffer for the rest of the life even after 9 months staying in the basement.

I never finished a non fiction book, but I've been interested in this book for a while so wish me luck.

Why in the world all characters in this book are hard to be loved? Hera is too moody, Max didn't help either, and Safira gosh she's the evil one, isn't she? Or will there be a twist?

It's kind of cool that whenever they want to talk something secretive, they would row a boat to the middle of the lake. Anyway, the character kept adding up, 37% to go~

When the identity of the death announced, I was immediately saying, "Oh my god". Agatha Christie the woman you are for writing this good.

There isn't murder yet and the background is too political, I think I won't be able to figure out this case once again, she really likes implying difficult life cases in her book.

It seems like the curse bothers Anne the most as she took the oldest sister role between the three and the one who has been given the power her mother has. She felt guilty to be distinct from her sisters, but her way to bind herself, I think it's actually become quite the opposite of lifting the curse.

Oh it's getting more fun with Anne's vision in her dream. I love how each sister got their own chapters so there are all the main characters of this book. I honestly thought Anne's stories are the slow ones, but with her using her power more, it becomes the most interesting.

So up to here, it seems like the curse doesn't show up like the usual or general curses, but it starts on trying to separate Quigley sisters by showing their desire. Am I right? I think my mind is still processing this book.

After 8 days trying to not drop this book, I give up. From the first chapter, I didn't like Lucien at all so that's probably the first main thing that made me can't enjoy this book even how much I tried to. I just can't bear with how he act; childish, a little bit racist, and overthink in evil way. No matter how much I think, I probably would never read this book again. Let me just forget about this book.