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So far the book is pretty dark. Samantha is very dark and descriptive towards the way she describes the bunnies. Almost like the world, especially them, is out to get her. It’s really interesting though and I’m really into the writing style.

This book is amazing, the codes and the history about the knights Templar and how secretive and cryptic they are. I especially loved the fact that all the hidden messages were pretty much hidden in plain sight. The cliffhanger rlly made this book amazing tho

So far the book has been interesting but it’s going very very slowly. It’s been a bit of a pain to read but I do really want to finish it today. Addie’s life sounds like it was very tough at first but I’m glad she was able to master the art of living through this. The writing is amazing in this book, it just sounds so beautiful.

The book was a little slow so I spoiled it and skipped to the end. It’s a very cute book and the ending was actually quite nice. I’m glad they both did well for themselves but I wish lily and kath could have ended up together. I guess that’s not that realistic tho. It’s still beautifully written.

Trisha and Jason finally kissed which was refreshing. It’s also getting really interesting that Pam and Trisha’s mom have all this new money, possibly her dads insurance money. I also think Ravi might be dealing. I’m glad things are going a bit smoother right now but I think things might take a turn for the worst when Florida comes up.

The book is really good so far. Kind of making me want to get back into boxing. I really hate that Ravi is talking to her like that, and I hate that her mother is letting him. I really hope things work out better for Trish because it seems like she’s really going through it right now.

So far I've gotten to see a lot of Lily's current life. I feel really bad that she has to hide herself in the "respectable lifestyle" her mother expects from her but it's 1954 so I'm not sure what else to expect. I'm not too far in yet but the writing style of the book is very nice and the story is coming along quite well.

Holy crap that was so good. Especially the twist in the end with the letter. We’ll never know if she actually told the truth in her manuscript or if she was telling the truth in her letter. I understand why Lowen didn’t show anyone the letter but I feel like the guilt would eat at her for that decision. This book gave me so many chills it’s an insane read.

Oh. My. Gosh. It’s so intense right now. All of the chapters that are about Verity’s manuscript send chills down my spine. The way that she feels about her children? Especially Harper, it’s so heartless but the writing is so good. And I’m pretty sure that Verity had something to do with her daughter’s deaths. I just got to the part where Lowen saw her at the stairs after kissing Jeremy.

That last comment was meant for page 51.

At this point in the book, she made a deal to finish a book series for Jeremy’s wife and is currently in their house. She also found out abt the fact that Jeremy’s daughters are dead and Verity is probably comatose after her car accident which may not have been an accident. I’ve just gotten to the part where she found Verity’s autobiography and is reading it.

So far it’s going pretty well. Lower told us a bit about herself as she witnessed an accident. There isn’t much to say but I think she may have a morphine addiction of some sorts.

The ending didn’t really feel like a proper ending. Rowan ended up being a sucky husband, she was stuck in the gutter, and she lost her second child. All that went well was the protests about the gutter system. There’s a lot about this story that’s great, but some parts I really wasn’t into. All in all a decent read though.

Lima’s in the gutter now. Aside from the fact that Rowan now has to pay her and DJ’s way out too, which he honestly should have expected to do after having sex with her, I’m glad her life in the gutter is ok. I’m real sad that violet’s dead though but Josephine’s there so maybe Lima can have some company. 100 pages left to go.

I really hated the scenes with Rowan and Elimina because they were just so weird. The timing of the intimate parts was not thought out at all and the pregnancy just ruined all of her plans to go to the hill. I’m glad she got to learn about who she is and who her mother was but the whole thing was well-written but not a happy type incident.

So far Elimina’s gotten her red coat and become friends with the group that meets in the field house. I was glad she found some people until, this chapter, when I found out that half of them were going to be employed on the mainland. This book really gives the handmaids tale but without the fun.

This book really takes detective work seriously, it’s like reading a todays day murder mystery but set in Korea in the 1400s. It’s really interesting so far and I love the writing. I cant wait to find out what happens next.

Just finished chapter 1 and it sounds like it’s gonna be a really good read. It’s nice to have some background on the main character and her goal and setting.

I change my mind, Daya's ok in my book. She's really grown after actually talking about her feelings and I'm glad her place on the team is safe. Although it's going to take some time for some honeys to warm up to her I'm glad she's redeemed herself. Also super happy that she's more comfortable with Priam and Vicky. It was all in all a good book, you just wouldn't know it at first.