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This was a huge departure from my usual reads, but it was a really nice break and worth the wait (over 90 people ahead of mr at the library) I thoroughly enjoyed this even if the two main characters felt like they were more than a little bit based on Aziraphale and Crowley. The kid's were adorable and made me laugh our loud at times. I'm looking forward to the sequel!

I really like this book, it was maybe a touch long, but I don't understand why the rating is so low. Her writing is amazing, and it was touching and heartbreaking, which I wasn't expecting.

Gonna be sitting on this one awhile. It lived up to the hype to a degree, and I like it ...but I'm not sure I actually understood it? I think it might need a second read, and either a sequel or maybe it needed to be longer. Can you tell I'm confused? 😅

Writing was not as good as I hoped, very slow, kinda predictable.

This felt like half a book, im so disappointed. It's description makes it sound like they're going to have some meaningful gripping connection but it's just not there. I really loved the first half with the vampire, just give me the other 50% please.

Pretty good, reminded me a bit of true blood, not because it had anything to do with vampires, just the southern campy magic vibes of it.

I have such mixed feelings about this book and what it all meant. The writing was beautiful and ai kept going in the hopes it was building to a point, if it did, that was lost on me. Mostly I just feel depressed.

Another phenomenal collection of stories by this author, I am now going to move on to her full novel, and will be reading her work from now on. It's terrifying, dark, ugly, and gritty, yet beautiful. I love seeing women authors not being afraid to dive head first into horror.