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Book is good so far. But can we get a rerelease just to change this creepy book cover

This book is great so far. There’s a rhythm to it that I haven’t found in another book. It’s exciting and calming at the same time. I think this is going to be a great book.

I'm trying to get through this. Horror is not my genre but I've heard so many good things about Chuck Tingle. The mystery aspect is great but we're spending a lot of time with gore at the particular moment I'm stuck at. Regardless this book is written well and I am, for the most part, enjoying it.

Holy crap this book is like stepping into the insane world of Carrie and Debbie. Not that it’s about them at all. Wink. Noah Galvin is the best person to have been chosen to narrate.

Omg it started off funny and then turned dark as we discover the MC’s father was an absolute monster to him as he was growing up

This book is about trying to survive the aftermath of an apocalyptic pandemic that killed 90% of humanity and it sounds good compared to what’s going on in the world today.

This book is as if Eeyore from Winnie The Pooh wrote a book about being depressed. It’s so melancholy. I loved The Boyfriend Subscription. This is not like that

Byron Lane is trying to kill me.

I’m about to lose it in public over a fictional sheep named Elaine

“I’ve never been to LA but I’d have to agree” omg the anxiety I have right now.

This book is really good so far and it's getting really steamy

I love GUP and I forgot how much I missed Grant and Maise. I'm listening to the audiobook and I miss Rowley's account of Grant's lithp.. This is a book I've been waiting for for like forever.

I like it. It just doesn't have the same magic as the Single Dad's Club, although it's fun that those characters - Mitch and Charlie so far - make cameos in this story.

I don't know if i'm going to finish this book. I don't know if horror gay is my bit. It goes into a lot of gory detail.

While not as good as the previous book in this series, I am enjoying this book a lot

This is where the book starts getting spicy and this book is getting quite spicy

Intriguing and compelling. I’ve always wondered what it would be like to be inside the mind of a sociopath.

So far this book is much better than the first in this series. Gone are the endless golden girls and Meryl Streep references and replacing them is character development.

So far this book feels like it is trying to hard to be gay. Like as if it were written for non-gay people who really love gay people -the kind of straight people who insert “fabulous” into their conversations consistently around known homosexuals.

Everything I read from Cole McCade is different than anything else I read from him. The narration in this audiobook is robotic. I'm not sure if it's the writing or the voice actor is just not that great. But it is what it is.

Not great as literature. Shallow characters and straightforward plot. The audiobook voice actor sounds like a very bored Robert Redford. I'm going to try to finish it though

Audiobook: I like Joel Leslie but his voice/accent for Eliot is terrible. Still, this is a quick read. Not too deep. Good for what it is so far

This book is SO LONG but it’s SO GOOD. I just want Imre and Luca to bone so I can do something, anything productive.

This audiobook is sweet and melodic. It makes me think of the harlequin romances my mother used to get at the grocery store, but gay.

This is actually quite good and quite steamy once it finally gets to the steamy part