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"Stop it," Zeb said. "Stop this nonsense about shadows. Stop drinking if you can't hold it, stop whining about Elise as if that was ever going to end well, and if you feel doom coming upon you, book yourself into a sanatorium."

SO. MUCH. FUN.

Back in the trenches with this one 😪

"They got the land, fine, but it's not enough. They want submission. They want to feel good about it when they rip things out of our hands. But they won't get me again. And they wint get my children, either. I have to go after them. I have to make it right."
Oh it's so good 🥺

I'll be continuing but quite honestly it lacks the same soul that The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches had. It feels like the author wanted to recreate the same kind of story with the same themes but slightly different set of characters since it was received so well the last time but failed somewhere in the middle

I'm afraid the gargoyle is stealing the show 🤣 the beginning was really atmospheric and I was immediately drawn in but the story is falling apart as I read more

I know King's take on popculture references (& anything that's deeply rooted in our reality, including covid tbh) in his books, he made it loud and clear by now, but dear god it's a lot to get through sometimes 😮‍💨 after reading "Holly" this one is somehow even worse in that department

putting my detective glasses on 🤓

Alice Law, you are delusional.
If one more time I'll have to listen to hers 'Im not a victim, it was my decision'... It's not even that these characters are unreliable and morally grey, they are so incredibly unlikable they might as well end up soulless in Hell for all I care. I don't feel connected, I don't root for them nor like them (which is the entire point of deeply flawed characters).

Considering dnf. Textbook where? Too academic where??? It's written like any other ya fantasy out there and the actual discussions surrounding academia have a depth of a puddle. So far it's no better than listening to students' rants in-between lectures at a local university.

"Perhaps it is only natural, in the presence of divinity. Weakness as holy offering, radical devotion. Her king cannot see her falter, but the Lady accepts it. Drinks in it. It is okay to fall apart, when there are long white fingers to catch her." 😨

The fact I can read it in Guenther's voice without audiobook clearly says something about me 🤣

The most entertaining, laugh-out-loud Sanderson's book I've read so far

screaming, crying, throwing up but most importantly connecting the dots