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Some of the FUNNIEST shit I have ever read in my entire 23 years of life!

I’d forgotten just how much I enjoy this series. The banter, the flirting, and the undeniable chemistry between Desmond and Callie are an absolute delight to read. Their dynamic is playful, and effortlessly engaging.
After diving into so many dark, intense romances, this book felt like a breath of fresh air. easy to sink into - exactly the story that reminds you reading can be pure enjoyment without the heaviness.

Harley is the mistress and she is being obvious about it.
Debbie is out for revenge and no one is off limits.
Cooper is hiding a lot and I feel like her will be the first to find out what Debbie is hiding.
Is this a mental break or just a dark side that has been hiding for a while?

What’s going on with her husband? Debbie seems like she’s spiraling, even if she hasn’t realized it yet. And seriously, forget the soccer coach—I’m curious to see how karma catches up with him. Though maybe I’m focusing on the wrong person when it comes to that. I did just read about her giving her book club food poisoning, so who even knows at this point? There’s a lot going on.

I think Debbie might be blacking out and hurting people, or possibly dealing with a split personality. Her blog is funny, but it also has a really dark undertone. I also get the feeling her husband might be cheating—or maybe even planning something. I’m not sure.

Micheal knew who Banks was the whole time??? Why didn’t he tell Kia? Is that why he’s so worried about Banks being a problem? I mean, she could be—but no more than the 12,000 other problems they already have. Honestly, all the relationships feel toxic, especially Damon and Banks. Then again, it kind of makes sense… they grew up in a seriously messed-up home.

I think I might’ve spotted a plot hole… If she’s wearing her brother’s old clothes and shoes, and he’s supposed to be popular, how is no one recognizing them? Wouldn’t people assume she’s connected to him—like his sister or even his girlfriend? Maybe it’s just me being overly observant, but I feel like someone would notice if a girl was walking around in the popular guy’s clothes.

I’m so close to the end, and right now I just don’t see a clear way out for our friends. I truly hope I’m wrong. The only path I can imagine that might save three of the five of them feels uncertain at best, because it depends on a family that’s already broken. Still, a girl can hope that a little love and a lot of determination might somehow be enough to save the rest of them.

I think that they got the last prophet wrong. I think that it is Anton and that is why the witnesses are trying to kill him. I still don't trust his brother, but maybe I'm wrong.

This is starting to get interesting. Leo entered the competition. There is a new man in town. Kitty just found out that Leo Loves her. Which is a betrayal because she was asked to make him more of a rake for someone he likes. Little did she know that she was the one he was being taught for. This leaves her confused and mistrusting.

I think kitty and Leo are so funny.

I hope that Matthew wins

I think that the pale hand, her sis, and Anton are going to be a great team. They are going to help one another through finding the artifact and trauma. I think the kid priest has a fox in his hen house. Next, I will say that I think the prince is a cutie.

There are a lot of characters to keep up with, but I am really enjoying getting to know them and what important things lay ahead for each.

They are fighting over the little girl

I learned of two people and I like both of them so far. The Pale-hand may kill people but she does it for her sister and she only kills bad people. The prince is in hiding and still fighting against the people that took over his kingdom.

I don't trust anyone because wym there is someone breaking into their house at night. wym someone tried to kill the electrician. Wym there is a grave dug behind the houses. wym the brother is acting weird and hiding the woodshed.

This book has me completely intrigued. The MMC honestly scares me more than anything. I’m not sure if the rumors are true, but based on how he acts, I can see how they started. It’s sad about the son, though I can’t help thinking the rumors might just be that—rumors—and he’s really just a loner. I love Remi and Jude; they’re the best parts of the book. I’m really interested to see what happens with Remi and Dane.

A girl from the orphanage that is riding in a wagon to a place she hopes will be her forever home. A man that is too ashamed to tell her that they wanted a boy.

WTF just happened

We are moving into how to stop a liar. Which is harder that it seems

Well, she went into the door and it was not what she expected. My questions have doubled about the man inside.

This book just keeps getting interesting. I am worried, intrigued, and fearful for Kamai. I'm excited to keep reading!

This book has piqued my interest. I have a feeling Kamai’s curiosity is going to lead to quite an adventure. I already have many questions—how did Kamai and her mom become Dream Walkers, and why is it such a secret that no one can know?
I’m also intrigued by the idea that Kamai doesn’t have a soul. Or rather, she does—but as her mom says, it’s “sleeping.” How strange?

I think Marcelo is incredibly cocky, and Mirabella is just as fierce and unyielding. With a marriage looming on the horizon and a murder shadowing their every move, the tension is already palpable. It feels like the perfect storm of power, pride, and unresolved emotions. I have a feeling this is going to be a compelling mix of high-stakes drama and intense feelings.

This book is incredibly thought-provoking. I kept wanting to choose a side to root for but it’s not that simple. There isn’t a completely good side or a completely bad one. Both sides are flawed, both make terrible choices, and both have moments of humanity. It feels like an honest portrayal of war: just people making decisions in circumstances. Each side has its strengths and its failures.

This book has my feelings split in two. I'm not sure which side to trust in this war. Honestly, I'm not even sure where the truth and lies begin or end.

She was kidnapped—and somehow, I find myself drawn to her captor more than to the so-called heroes. The girl is deeply scarred by what she’s endured. Nightmares stalk her sleep, dreams that refuse to loosen their grip. Some ache with quiet pain; others are outright terrifying.

The book starts with a bang—immediate action. I don’t trust Kyol at all, but I really like McKenzie. She’s feisty, full of grit, and I can’t wait to see how she uses it to her advantage. And somehow, the “bad guy” already seems more respectful and likable than Kyol—and I just met him.