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I like to return to this series because it fills me with hope and joy when I'm at my lowest points in life.

Derp. Dropped my phone in the river ( I listen to this book as I go down the Brazos, the very river the book is about )

Strange in the first part; it's a collection of sarcastic portrayals of atheist and theist arguments ( not good ones either ).. it feels like sarcasm or an attempt at being coy.

A strange journey through my own past growing up in East Texas, but also a snapshot into the history of the Brazos river and surrounding countryside. It's haunting and strange because the older folks depicted in the book seem to step out of my memory of the distant past.

It's hard to explain.

I'm decades removed from John Graves, but the peoples he describes in his encounters along the Brazos river could have stepped out of my fragmented childhood memories. They were my father's side of the family; a grim and sometimes passionless group of people with hard facial features that could at any moment become enraged or crack into a smile.

Restarting this because I was too distracted last time.

Looking at the reviews, man people are really hung up on sexual taboos

I feel like this author is going to be one of my new favorites; this story is absurd and.. fun and dark and .. kinky?

Looking among her other titles, I'm very excited to dive in.

Well, this book has taken an unexpected but delightful turn

A little slow in the beginning.. but it's peaking my interest as it drops dark little teasers.

Man this book series has really skyrocketed in quality; book 1 was so superficial as well as two dimensional.. and 4 .. couldn't be farther from that. We've gone from a bland military scifi to a story about a teenage girl.