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I understand more and more why people are obsessed with the series. It really is getting better with every page

Leigh really does not disappoint *____*

Eleanore is cool, but Silas... just interchangeble with any generic DR MMC. At least the premise with the body still is interesting

She's cool. He's... flat. A cardboard.
I hope it'll get better

wow... I was scared by Little Stranger, but this one... this one is good (at least so far)

just curious what's about to come

I really like how the author created the characters. They feel like real people <3

Listening to audiobook in small dosages for better comprehention

this one is really good. Still adding +10 years to them, but the story is soooo good

this book is an emotional heavy lifting, that's for sure. And I already know by now that I will reread this one over and over again

to anyone who thought this is a romantic story: Spoiler - it's not

If I had to tell about what this book is... I'd say it's about manhood. Not the demonstrative one, but the quiet kind. You do what you have to do to protect yourself, your loved ones and your homeland. At the same time, you have to find balance between obligation and your own moral.
This isn't a macho book. It's much quiter, maybe less spectacular, but nontheless, it goes deep, very deep

Well... the idea was interesting, but by now it's more like "the sex gets interrupted by plot".
And there is a knife szene. Again. Really? Is this the only thing that came to your mind for "a dangerous sex szene"? What else in the kitchen are we going to use?

The blurb doens't explain anything about that to expect from the book, except for it might be a "why chose".
By chapter 6, it doesn't seem something special - by now, the plot is pretty predictable, but I'm currious if the author does anything on the psychological part. Keep listening for now.

cool premise turned lazy writing. Religious background could be veeeery controversial. Instead, religion is just a decoration with doctrines as barely seen tapestry. Briony is strong because Aero saw that in her. How? Where? Don't know. Her feeling desire is wrong. How do we know it? The author explains that to us.
At this rate, you can switch the characters from other books - nothing would happen

heavy... but I do see why this book is a classic

Well... let's see that religion has to offer

Reading an ARC copy of a book I can't share rn... and it's horrible. It reads like a first draft of a primitive male p*rn fantasy - even though, it's supposed to be a Dark Romantasy.
Feels like watching a house burn - a disaster you can't take your eyes off.

a book I only can read slowly. Pretty heavy emotionally, so it might take me very long time to finish it - but I'll finish it (after it'll finish me)

OK, Josh is officially a golden retriever with a darker side - and a new addition to my book boyfriends list <3
Can I have the man in rl? Without the breaking in and stalking aspects ;-)

Everything's falling apart? Alexander Dale has outsmarted Damon again and is getting poverfull enough to destroy Damon, Avery and the others? Need a plan to turn things around asap?
YES - but first, we need a foursome, because Damon got emotional by seeing Avery's tattoo and hearing the words "I wanted you to come back to me"
what can I say, great timing, guys

...as soon as Avery signed the marriage papers and got a ring on her finger, suddenly she became as strathegic llike Damon, as unhinged as Theo and as blood thirsty as Grey.
Never thought, a piece of paper and some metal with jewels around one's finger can change your personality THAT drasticly... Oh, wait! Right - Avery never had a personalty to begin with

it's getting less and less believable

next to the question "what exactly IS so special about Avery?" I've got another question "Why does it feels like every emotional damage will be curred with sex?" Maybe, it's just me...

the men are slowly loosing their agency... they start to breath for Avery only - and I still don't understand what makes her so special except for "it's the FMC"