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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

Hate the main character Laura, she’s clearly a sociopath, narcissistic and just a mean, ill spirited person. She manages to get her way at the end. The book is really good though on an unexpected way.

It’s jus okay, nothing impressive

I didn’t enjoy the end. The story was captivating and interesting at some points but then it felt more meaningless at others. It felt like I was jumping from YA fiction to adult fiction from time to times. Mostly not my style

I just DNFd for the first time a Stephen King book, either I wasn’t too present and focused on reading those days or I just really didn’t find it captivating and every time I tried to pick it up again, it felt like a drag. So deciding now to just not finish it

It was good, I guess. The stories weren’t boring so that’s good, but Shiver is still my all time favorite. My favorite stories from this collection were Moan and Supernatural Transfer Student

I liked it. Now time to read something more uplifting. I think they were relatives at the end but it had been a lot of generations since their family tree split, but they both came from the fire woman, one came from the sister who was in the dungeon and the other one came from the beauty who got to marry the English man. The sisters never met.

It’s an interesting story. I like all the characters and how they connect to the one from the very beginning, a little sad for what I was looking to read, but hopefully my next read will be more uplifting. I’ll try to stay away from historical fiction from now on, just too sad.

I liked “Descent” and “The Inn” so far

Crazy how Bishop was just the supervisor of their first facility and now they had Hannah and Joe as antennas as well. Super creepy and makes you think about human experiments being real or not. Loved this book