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Bria is so thorough with how she does stuff. Usually in dark romance books with serial killers, you don’t know how they don’t get questioned by the police. But for Brea, it makes sense on why she doesn’t just because she was taught so well.

I love all of brynne weavers characters and how fun her newer books are, but I love her older ones. The characters are written a little darker and more clinical. They have liars and cold rooms. There is a lot of mechanical parts for the rooms and their houses.

3.5⭐️ what the fuck did I just read!?! The beginning and towards the middle were really good but the end I started not being able to support her wrongs. It also just got a bit confusing because she’s confused and I feel like I’m left with so many questions.

I take it back fuck her.

I am starting to see why people read this book and say “what the fuck did I just read?” it seems like she is a bit of an unreliable narrator, and some things are a little blurred. More disturbing things are coming to light about Irina. But I don’t wanna put the book down.

So far it is disturbing but not in the way I was thinking. And it isn’t too bad when I saw that it was a dark comedy, lit fic I wasn’t actually expecting to laugh, but I am. Everyone says Irina is the most unlikable protagonist. Am I not understanding the book enough because I lowkey love her. Except for how she treats her friend, but I love how she treats men.

I’m excited to read this book. Nicole reading thrall made me want to read a spooky book😛

3/3.25⭐️ I thought this was going to be favorite yet, but it wasn’t. Idk if I wasn’t paying enough attention, but it felt like there was no internal monologue. Just a lot of moving parts. I feel like I didnt really learn a lot about the characters. Spolier** And I feel like the whole guardianship was weird, couldn’t be allow guardianship as well?

The image of this man in my head is so hot

I love how tuberculosis became john greens special interest and he wrote a whole book about it. I am so happy I decided to listen to it. How he writes is so informative, but not stale. He also added so much emotion into like telling Henry’s story and how much he connected with him.

For some reason, Elsie’s silvers writing is the easiest thing for me to read. I always fly through her books.

Fuck this fuck ass book. Sobbing.

Never realized how much water is foreshadowed in this book. Every time I read something about water I get a feeling of impending doom and I get fucking sad.

It is actually crazy how much everything connects to TB and how TB connects to everything. Also, in chapter 11, when the dad wrote to his daughter, pretending to be his other dead daughter, actually broke my heart.

I could listen to John Green talk about a paper bag.