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How do I know that this will be a good travel book for me to read? "I choose an e-bike because I'm as fit as a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos."
Same.

I still absolutely think this series should get picked up by a streaming service. All of these characters are so vivid.

Gurl. Gurl, no. You need to get you an HPV vaccine regimen and he needs several rounds of antibiotics first.
(This was a ✨choice✨ by this author to give an actual number...in the mid triple digits?! )

The magical creatures in this one are creeeepy. Actual swamp monsters.

Do you ever rehash the most ridiculous, nonsensical fights you had with your boyfriend in college ? That's what this book is like...

Hmm. This fmc is obnoxious. If I didn't pay for this audiobook, I'd probably have returned this by now...

This is very 'Merican... 🔫🔫 It makes the fae far less cool, just use magic y'know?

Oof this opened very dark and violently. I didn't expect that. Apologies to the poor guy at the intersection next to me listening in on the missing baby limbs...

Honest to goodness, the narrators of this book make me cackle out loud. Natalie Duke's southern drawl voice and her drunken hillbilly voice bring me glee.

Bahaha! The fact they bought the rights to play and sing A-Ha with the gory battle happening in the background. Also what can't Jeff Hays do?!

I actually have no idea what page I'm on since it's audio, but I'm struggling with the repetitiveness of this one. I was really hoping for less cruelty focus, less introduction of characters, and more wide world explanation by now.

Wait, this has become a mystery?! (I'm not mad about it but this took a turn...)

What's with the out of pocket narrator intros at the top of each chapter? Is it the house?

These adults should all be fired 😂

I feel like I've missed a series that explains all this alien lore, but that aside, her battling an alien monster in Costco has me cackling.

Hmm. This reads like an episode of Dallas but the FMC is coming across like J.R. Ewing...
Remains to be seen if this is a lil' too Alberta for me...

The only reason I'm listening to this is because it has a gigantic "big hitter" (ha) cast. The writing is not good though so far so how did this group come together?

Y'know, I started reading this late at night so I wasn't positive if my laughter was true or a sign of owlish delirium...now in the light of day, it's real. This book is capital F-unny.

Unfortunately I'm going to dnf, this reads like it's written for children.

Have you ever attended a course, where you have a billion years of experience but not the "education" so you're treated with disrespect? This is what this book kind of feels like.

I'm nearly done this book but I'm still having a hard time keeping track of all the names...

"endless anxious spiraling" is a good way to describe this book thus far.

Who ARE all these people? Is this all happening in the same timeline? I should've reread the first book 😂😂

I'm listening to this so I have no idea what percentage I'm done. Whatever end of chapter 2 is. I don't know if I'll continue. This is a weird Lovecraft like book (emphasis on weird) and I'm not jiving with the characters or my outsider perspective of NY. I will say that the narrator is INCREDIBLE, probably one of the best I've ever heard. Back to the shelf for now.

I needed something light to read. I literally haven't stopped smiling and giggling *kicks feet*

I've had to pause and go watch some booksta recaps on the first book hahaha. Who are all these people?!

Oof this fmc is miserable and one unfriendly Canadian. I'm waiting to find out why

Aurora is sooo naive and almost childlike that it's giving me the ick.
(The chapters are written almost episodic with each and every one with a "I've never been touched by a man" disclaimer, if not verbatim, and I find myself yelling out loud, WE KNOW!)

This may be the MOST satisfying "who did this to you" in the history of who did this to yous...

Oy. She has the survival instinct of a bowl of soup...