Eddy Celin > Recent Status Updates

Uhhh....Ya know. I dunno what I was expecting, but it sure wasn't this, and i had to put down for a moment because I just was just introduced into a new nightmare. Im gonna stay away from corkscrews for the foreseeable future. If you ask nicely later, i might tell you why or read for yourself. Grotesque.

Oh Man. I'm barely into this and im already so invested. It starts off with a pregnant teen out of wedlock in the 70s!! Can you imagine? Grady Hendrix does a fabulous job on creating dreadful anxiety.

I find it easy to separate the movie from the book because I just see it as an alternative universe, right? With that being said, boy, most of the characters are a lot less fun and more frustrating in the book. I do like Dr. Alan Grant more in the book. We still got half of the book left, but I'm excited

Oh Man. I'm loving this book so much. Nothing gets my blood boiling more than a cult who pushes this "all for the collective" shenanigans.

Uhhhh. The Stitcher is literally one of my favorite killers I've ever read. It's so simple yet grotesque. I want to keep reading to reach the end, but I want to savor the recent revelations. If you're looking for a great read about a town being victimized by a string of disappearances and murder. This is your book!

You know, I thought I'd get tired of homeboy thinking his faking everything just to play as this shadow broke. Even though everything he thinks is a lie is actually happening but he's so up in his in facade that he thinks everyone is just playing along with him is just too funny. One of the most capable people who is extremely lucky but is also super dumb. Great combo.

This is fantastic so far. Tragic back story, potential ghosts, MC might be losing his mind? Consider me all in. I also love dinosaurs, so I have a kinship with the protag. I will say, though, having someone have a sexual awakening from looking at a caveman's penis is something I never thought I'd read, but here we are.

It's nice having two protagonists to follow and both so interesting. Also, I love me the childhood friends trope. We have a male who is a disgraced actor due to an accident and the female who works in a male dominated field of work, getting treated as one would expect in that scenario. It's set in Mexico and dabbles with movies and the occult. Get a splash of Nazis, ghosts, and curses. I love everything so far.

So far, it's less scary and more disturbing. I can't really put my finger on a lot so far, but they're setting up a bunch. Im curious how this all plays out cause I'm starting to think this is less supernatural and more about how people can do some pretty dark things. Also, about how the trauma lingers like a curse.

Let me tell you how excited I am with this already. The story seems to jump between the past and the present and also tosses in a script style writing. The potential for spooks has me the most excited about this endeavor. I can't wait to uncover all of these secrets.

They cut away from the spooky ghosts that we know about, and we learned a little bit more about the MC (Home girl has amnesia, so we know nothing about her prior to the events of the 1st book). And I say learned more about her loosely. We get inklings of connections she's had in the past, and of course, a shady organization is involved; I do love me some shady organizations.

Spooky ghost who can hurt you? Can it hurt just anyone or only you cause you can perceive it? I'm interested in finding out. Also ghost with a gaping hole where his face should be is sad because MC is trying to help him pass on, but they can't communicate. I'm enjoying this second book out of the Gravekeeper series so far.

You think you'd be tired of a story after the 20 books, and I'd be lying to you if i said has been a consistent fun ride, but this book is hitting the right buttons for me. Haha

Oh man, im so excited to see how this all ends. Looks like the MC will have to face her tyrannical cousin in a contest, and this contest is basically walking in the valley of death to find the world tree. Only with an obsidian dagger but itll have to wait till tomorrow I guesssss

Im really having fun with the little bit of spooky that's splashed into this fun adventure. The MC has that rebellious and sassy streak to her that i can't help but enjoy. Little bit a romance is meh to me, but I like where the story is going.

Imagine going on an adventure with the God of Death and being a woman who was a servant to her own douche bag family, mainly the men(of course). Such an interesting interaction between the two of them. Especially her being from a small town with no real knowledge of the world. I'm having a ton fo fun with this read.

I'm not gonna lie, I'm so giddy reading this book. The sense of adventure and the lore of the gods are so exciting. Getting to know a different pantheon is refreshing. Also, a quote I really like from the book is, "Folktales are full of such coincidences that are never coincidences at all, but brittle games of powerful forces." Something about it tickles me the right way.

Something about reading something from your culture feels so natural. I feel so akin to this even though I've barely scratched the surface. I'm super elated to read this story.

It's still going pretty well, im not sure if I like reading the same thing over and over again but we'll see if I appreciate it in the end.

Okay. Im warming up to the characters a little. They haven't changed, but their antics got funnier for me. Im not sure if they're getting funnier or if the stuff that happened prior wasn't funny to me. Either way, I'm back to enjoying myself and hope that continues to the end!

I hope the characters show some growth soon, especially with a third character with the same qualities being tossed in. The MC is getting to the point where he's just annoying, but im gonna truck along and hope for the beat.

The main character and his partner in crime are incredibly goofy for being college guys, but im excited to see what the future holds.