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I've changed my mind, I'm a Wulf stan. Competence is sexy, and that man has it in spades.

The dissolute brother named Branwell isn't subtle, but I'm still here for it.

I'm on Bewcastle's side on the hiding the marriage thing.

Oh my god, that smackdown was SO satisfying! I'd marry the fuck out of Aiden for that reason alone.

The Frasier joke earlier on has made me picture Dr. Crest as Kelsey Grammer and it's not helping me take it seriously when she says he's very good looking.

Rachel, you in danger, girl.


At this point, anything she does is self defence. He's an obsessed idiot, and if I were her, I'd be leaving by any means necessary. Also, Louise is going to have the juiciest goss for the next time she hangs out with the girl gang!

I really should have re-read The Second Death of Locke before starting this. I'm still able to remember enough, but I'd forgotten some of the details of the nations and magic system.

The similarities between this book and Journey's End keep coming in thick and fast. So far, a lot of the plot is pretty much an extended cut of the play, with heavy Sassoon, Owen and Graves influences on top. It's too obviously derivative for my liking.

I don't know how inspired Winn was by R.C. Sheriff's Journey's End, but there are a hell of a lot of parallels.

I said I wouldn't read any more of the stressful fortune-hunting-and-lies kind of K.J. Charles books again.


I'm so glad I don't listen to my own advice. This is really good!

I'm at the point where I could justify fencing this town off from society, along with everyone in it, and leaving them to their own devices. They're all awful and deserve each other.