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Liking the development but it feels a little fast.

Impressive how he's able to keep the narrator sympathetic and likable.

Interesting Peter Pan-esc vibes.

I think Elsa was kidnapped by her "aunt and uncle".

Maine strikes again!

Yep, saw that twist coming.

Enjoying it but arguably too many povs.

No one does it quite like a King .

Reminds me of Ready or Not

I can't decide what is weirder: that Jones used to be a door-to-door spider monkey salesman, or that if he had died sooner, he would have been remembered as a great man.

I've heard a lot of people say this is one of the few books that have genuinely frightened them, but while certainly unnerving, I haven't gotten that feeling yet.

Oh, Riley Sager, I'm back once again to try to form a concrete opinion of you.

This was definitely from that period when all FMCs in thrillers had drinking problems.

The lugage is still my favorite character

I feel like the pov timelines aren't quite matching up but I'm otherwise enjoying it.

Protect Butters at all cost!

Part of me thinks these women are just idiots, part of me knows how easily I could have ended up as one of them.

Im surprised it took this long to get a pregnancy scare in a Kent book.

Liking it so far. The FMC is very Aladdin flavored.

The stalker angle is interesting!

It's hard to tell which throughline is more interesting.

I love that June is terrible but also sympathetic, since it puts the readers in an interesting space of wanting her caught but not to see her hurt too badly.

Im with Andy, unnecessary cosmetic surgery scares me.

I love the concept of Kovach's Last Case, but I wish more had been done with it.

I never actually learned to ride a bike but, if I had, I'd have wanted it to be like Silver.

The African Dog might be one of the best, most unique pieces of short fiction I've ever read.

Its amazing the patience that King has setting up the characters.

NO, HARVEY! YOU WERE MY FAVORITE CHARACTER!

Despite the horror, King's prose in this novel is so soothing that it really pulls you in.