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Okay… what was that??? I'm trying to process everything that happened at this coronation because I don't even know who to trust in this book anymore. I already knew Balekin was no good, but now I don't know whether I trust Madoc or not, I don't know if I misjudged Dain, and I find myself wondering how they're going to adapt the coronation, because I am simply speechless.

I don't know, but something tells me something is going to go wrong at this coronation… and I don't even want to see when they notice Valerian is missing.

OH MY GOD, JUDE!!!!!! Though Valerian deserved it… but I still haven't gotten over what happened to Sophie and I finally understood the reason for the little stones.

At first I thought Locke was cute, because I had seen fan art, but you know… I'm starting to suspect him. And I think it's amazing how Holly Black's fae are different from Sarah J. Maas's. Both are interesting, although I'm still getting used to Holly's universe.

I've been somewhat absent due to personal issues.

Oh, now Locke doesn't make me feel safe at all anymore. And I wanted to read more, but my LED light ran out of battery.

I finally managed to start this book after some exhausting days. But anyway, we're already starting off well, with a funny Kenji and a dramatic Warner. Plus, I'm also loving the fact that it shows both Juliette and Aaron's POVs.

My God, what a great book! My favorite so far. So many things happened in these last few chapters that I found myself staying up all night to finish it.

OH MY GOD, CHAPTER 55! OH MY GOD FINALLY!!! Just minutes ago I was crying with sadness for Warner and out of anger toward Adam, but guys, what a wonderful chapter! I'm starting to think this book is going to be my favorite in the series.

The interaction between Aaron and James 🥹 oh, I want more moments of them together. And dear Lord, Adam is so unbearable, I can't stand him.

The training scene 😳 Juliette, I understand. I saw a spoiler of this scene in one of those AI-made videos, and even I was drooling over Warner.

I am definitely proud of myself for never trusting Adam, because I hate him so much, even more than I hate Tamlin. Because of chapter 27, I can't even read anything else right now because I am truly stressed out by Adam.

On the bright side? Kenji being his sweet self and serving as the comic relief, and Warner proving to be the new love of my life.

My God, it's been one freakout after another! I simply don't even know how to react, because one moment I was sighing over Warner, then laughing with Kenji, now getting angry with Adam, and I finished my first reading of the day tense and speechless. This book promises to deliver a lot.

Oh my God, what a man! Aaron Warner is just like Rhysand is for me; it didn't even take effort for me to fall in love. And now I see that Juliette was very similar to Feyre with Tamlin when she fell in love with Adam. I know I shouldn't be comparing books, but it's because the feeling of reading Shatter Me is the same as I had with ACOTAR, and I'm loving it.

Starting off like this already? With a bombshell revelation? Because I certainly didn't see this one coming!

Now Aaron Warner makes me fall more in love with him by the hour, I don't even know how Juliette is resisting his charm now. I already couldn't resist him at his very first appearance 😂

Okay… the book really didn't appeal to me that much, but I kind of already expected that. Adam's novella is going to be the book with the lowest rating I've given this year so far.

I felt so sorry for James. I know brothers fight, but I did NOT like Adam's attitude toward James at all.

OH MY GOD! What a great book! That ending was so good and now I want to read more and more of this series. I am simply addicted.

Juliette, for God's sake, why did you do that? She literally managed to ruin everything!!! I was already thinking the chapter was going to be perfect, but no, she had to ruin the moment. Oh, I felt so sorry for Aaron.

My God! I am shocked by how good it gets with every chapter!!! Plus, I'm loving Warner more and more, and I'm already starting to get annoyed by Adam. I guess my distrust of him wasn't completely for nothing.

My God, what was that freakout? I was shocked by Adam talking about his past, only to end today's reading freaking out, all giddy over Aaron showing his soft side. Aaron Warner knowing he is ruining my life, but in a good way.

WAIT A MINUTE! Did Adam mean what I think he said??? OH MY GOD! I didn't see that coming. Dear Lord.

Not even 10 minutes ago I was freaking out over Warner, giggling like a fool, so happy that he showed up, and out of nowhere a plot twist like this… I'm in shock.

My God, Warner's father is simply despicable! I hate that man so much! And Juliette has finally woken up and is seeing that, in reality, Warner is not the villain.

Gosh, I'm so mad at Oriana, I feel so bad for Oak who wants to be close to Jude and she won't let him. Plus, I'm getting really angry at Taryn.

Now things have gotten tense, and I'm sure Warner's father is going to stir up trouble.

But anyway, I loved seeing Juliette's point of view of the moment with Warner and the puppy. And something I realized I love about Kenji, besides his humor, is when he calls Juliette “princess” it’s cute.

At the end of Destroy Me, I thought Warner was delusional about Juliette, but I think now everything makes sense. I think the ending from his point of view connects with this book.

My God! Now I'm understanding everything! Finally I got rid of the paranoia and understood Adam and I'm starting to like him, but I still want to understand more to trust him completely.

I already liked how it started, but I feel like Adam is hiding something and that doesn't help me trust him completely. But I simply love Kenji; I like his humorous personality.

I didn't expect this ending 🥺 I never imagined an Aaron who loves animals! Now I love him even more.

I don't know if this was a plot twist, but I know that any empathy I felt because of Seamus Fletcher in the previous book no longer exists! Aaron Warner simply exposing his dirty secrets! And being honest, I'm loving seeing this more sentimental side of Warner.