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christ this climax is so terrifying. priest is an underrated horror author fr.

tonight the role of abel gideon will be played by ser leodegardis

if this sticks the landing it might be my new favorite book.

ugh i love all 3 of these fools so much

decided to reread this and man, priest is so good. also! i think this may have been one of, if not the first lovecraftian novels i ever read, bc i sure didn't know what miskatonic university was back then, lmao.

not since i first picked up gideon the ninth has a book shocked me by being so deeply catholic and so fucking queer. i'm afraid i'm obsessed!

hard to say who's my fave so far but it's probably treila.

i know it's partially bc the names are similar but i can't help picturing lightley as jeffrey wright in his role as felix leiter in the james bond movies. <3

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this narrator has done amazing so far, but she will lose one point for pronouncing the eras tour as "the eh-rass" tour, as if it rhymes with "gloss", lmfao

uuuuugh i think i know where this is going and i hate iiiiiiit

fully obsessed with this amateur sleuth and her trekkie fanfic writing dad

ok so citizen is a bad guy, right?

is it copaganda if the "good cop" quit the force bc of corruption etc? kinda feels like winstead is saying acab-- we'll see.

this is very raw, and i'm really enjoying it so far.

nevermind the neurospicy rep in this book is everything, i said what i said about the couple being too samey but i would die for phoebe the card-counting cats-cradle-prodigy angel investor.

i mean my mans got ADHD that's pretty clear but these ARE starting to feel fairly formulaic in the matching of self loathing titled man who magically doesn't care about social status at all + plucky poor woman who steals his heart-- and don't get me wrong i know this is a fantasy world so i'm not about to start nitpicking realism, but i'm ready for a different set of personalities in my next romance, lol.

i think these might suffer for being read one right after the other like this, lol, bc after 4 books of men making themselves a pain in a woman's ass, i'm just annoyed at rafe for not fucking listening to clio when she talks. if i were her i'd also show him the door with a kick in the ass to help him on his way.

just kidding, i remember absolutely fuck-all about the first book and i can't try to piece this together without a reread. will come back to it after a reread.

i reeeeeeeally should have relistened to book 1 before diving into this but ugh, don't wanna!

this is very cinematic which is both a good thing and a bad thing. i like how intense the action is even if it's slightly at the expense of story depth. it would (will?) make a really bitchin movie.

the thrills in this thriller are thrilling. i'm on fucking tenterhooks lmao.

i love when i make a guess about something (in this case logan's brooch and the initials on it) and am right about it. :victory baby dot gif:

protect Trevor at all costs

i wish all audiobook narrators a very PLEASE LOOK UP HOW TO PRONOUNCE NAMES OF TOWNS IN NEW ENGLAND BEFORE YOU SAY THEM OUT LOUD lmfao.

brb planning my trips to "meth-when" MA and "grow-ton" CT lolololololol

this is what i was really in the mood for-- fantasy romance with an honest to gods plot that's hard to unravel. real emotional stakes for everyone! also everyone talks and acts like real people, bless.