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"The entire elaborate operation looked good on paper to anyone who didn't suspect he'd gone through it solely because he wanted more space for fishtanks."

Neither Tierney or I have any idea what's happening and that's okay.

UH HUH I HAD TO READ TWELFTH NIGHT FOR ENGLISH CLASS I SEE YOU

“Probably I’ll kill it,” she said. “You can help.”
“You are obnoxiously overconfident in your combat abilities,” said Nezha.
“I thrashed you at school. I’m frank about my combat abilities,” she said. It helped if she talked big. It made the fear go away.

This girl runs on spite because it's all she's ever been allowed to own

Rin baby, work your heart out <3

"The River Witch is the first in a new fairytale-inspired fantasy series set in post-technology Britain."?

Git hype. This is my jam.

I've never seen a world built so quickly, effortlessly and beautifully.

This is everything I wanted in a Sailor Moon/Pacific Rim crossover.

How are they both so adorable?

This reads like a history book in a foreign language I know one in three words of.

On hold for the #tbrtakedown 4.0 readathon!

"Sorry. I'm not usually this lame." Kricket says to her kidnappers, but she's not too opposed to cooperating any more because they're hot.

I can't empathise with any of the characters.

I can't help but feel that not a lot has actually happened.

Grey areas my arse. Where's the complexity I was promised? I want to be conflicted about who I support!

So far there's been lazy writing ("I find myself admiring her robe, like the merchant's daughter that I am." *cue long description of robe*), a main character that "blush(es) against my will" over a guy with "midnight-black eyes" she just met after being incarcerated for two weeks and set alight and oh, this hunk is the crown prince. Obviously. I hope I'm wrong, but anyone willing to take a bet on the ending?

Finding it really hard to care about anyone in this book.

This is proving rather difficult to get through.

Like this so much as an ebook, I've bought a physical copy to use as a reference!

This has to be my favourite Anita Blake book by far. They're such guilty pleasures!

Need something easier to read after The Strain!

I adored this at first, but it's starting to drag.