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It was probably too much fantasy for me. It was good, just a little silly. I was expecting Abitha and Samson to become husband and wife, since it seemed the natural progression, but it’s fine. I enjoyed Abitha’s vendetta rampage towards the end.

Definitely not a rushed ending. I think a lot of things I find with some books are the rushed endings. This book kept ending and ending and I wouldn’t reach the end lol I loved it though. I’ll probably read IT next

Yesterday I was able to spend a lot of time reading, finally. This story is so good. I’m intrigued about Jake’s recovery and whether or not he’s going to accomplish his mission, it feels like he’s so close to the day, but he still has amnesia and can’t remember Oswald’s name and other details.

It’s taking me longer than I expected to read this book. It’s a great story, I need to dedicate more time to reading these days.
At this point he just found Sadie in her apartment passed out from pills and booze, she fears the apocalypse is coming.

He just knows how to tell a story

It was good, it was good. Sad that both her friends died but it was actually good. The only thing I thought was a little goofy was the ghost giving her the hard drive, like I would’ve preferred if she found it somewhere

So far so good actually. I am enjoying the story and the horror is really well written

Ended as lame as I thought it would

A little confusing at the end. I don’t know if she was always in the wallpaper or if she hung herself at the end?

Still completely cringing at his instagram posts and his blog entries, but the story got a lot more interesting and a little gory. I’m wondering if he kills his boyfriend at the museum or maybe a lot more people and whether he ends up in jail or not

A little cringe at times. I don’t like influencers and so this bothers me, it’s also quite stereotypical, but I’ll finish it just to know if he ends up going to prison or what.

I loved this book. Surprise that it was published in 1995 and I just first heard about it this past year. It should definitely have a bigger audience. I love how The Child never really had a name, the women were able to live their lives and survive without men, they helped and loved each other.

I’m really enjoying this. It’s supposed to be dystopian. Still don’t know why the women are being captive

I’m not sure about this one. I guess it’s well written and it kinda hooks you up cause I had no idea why was Piper being interrogated, I knew someone had died but I definitely wasn’t expecting it to be Allison. I also knew from the beginning that it was Janie who killed her own mother, so the Allison twist was good, but other than that, not super impressive

It’s entertaining so far, still waiting for the thrill of it. Some parts of the story make me cringe, especially when they talk about how great motherhood is and just when she said “a woman is judge by how she keeps her house” I rolled my eyes so hard, seems so far like this book was written by a trad wife so some things are annoying, but now I want to know what’s up with the demon child.

I think it was entertaining. The twist at the end was very much unexpected, I wasn’t expecting the psycho sister, but some parts of the story were a little dumb and the dialogue as well, especially with the women in Wind Gap, but I guess that’s because they stayed dumb after high school, but cool story overall. 8/10

Her mom is like super weird. There’s this weird generational cycle in the family. Women hating and hurting their children

I’m wondering if her mom is the one who murdered the girls

Did not enjoy that there’s more Soichi stories here, but there are some good other stories for sure. I enjoyed Deathrow doorbell, I don’t want to be a ghost, Library vision and Smashed

The last chapter felt a little too much of doomsday prophecy, but other than that, Great provocative work