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“Do you honestly think there are no consequences to performance?”

What the heck.

I am so confused on what kind of Christianity is supposed to be displayed in this book and j wonder if the author did any research at all for any part of this book.

Also, to say this is predominantly a story of a ‘tradwife’ who gets transported back in time is woefully untruthful. It is just a bad story about a woman who seemingly hates being a mom in any time zone and also hates herself and has spent her entire life pretending she doesn’t hate herself.

I don’t understand the point of this book nor do I understand why the protagonist is written this way.

I’m beginning to wonder if the author hates ballerina farm and wrote a whole book just to mock them…

“We fled the kingdom together.”

Ugh. Of course that happens.

How is the main protagonist so blind. Why would she be written to be so oblivious to what is so obvious.

I’m just bored now.

It’s Killian, isn’t it.

Of course this is happening.

Honestly, I think Killian is a problem and I think Starks wolf is mated to Anessa.

Literally why is Lee always around and also it’s super weird he has a secret tunnel to her room.

I do like that she’s capable in her own right and not being saved by Stark or Lee

What a weird thing to happen.

“while I can’t hear it from this distance, I can tell it’s growling at me.”

Slowest opening to a fantasy ever, possibly.

Surprisingly, I did not see that coming.

“You don’t have a sword,” the man with the bloody mark says, laughing at me. “You’re wrong,” I say, looking at the ones they’re holding. “I have three.”

It’s the overwhelming majority of female-protagonist fantasies (this one included) that begin with someone “weak” who must endure becoming strong for the entire book. Could we not just start off with someone strong who becomes unstoppable?

Hmm. Didn’t see that coming.

I think everyone should go on a wild, transformative journey at least once in their lives.

“That’s when I spot Harlan Raker, still at the edge of the forest, leaning against one of the only remaining trees. He’s just . . . watching.”

The Sam that goes to a DCVD store so often that he has to start buying obscure horror movies only to never watch them just so he can be around the memory of Percy is NOT the Sam in the TV show.

“”You came home.”
I squeeze my eyes shut.
I came home.”

That first trip spanned an eternity. Entire civilizations rose and fell by the time we passed the “Welcome to Barry’s Bay” sign