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Some much of the conflict here is fixed with an "oops my bad" honestly

Yeah the accuracy of the Macho Attitude in this is painful

Some of these chapters make me antsy and it’s difficult to read. But that is by intent. I want to punt Abigail’s parents into the sun.
Expecting an explosive conclusion that Erica’s messy relationships.

Each man introduced is a question of "how will he be terrible?" and whether this is answered immediately or not
Not a complaint, just an obvious consistency
I do enjoy the different viewpoint characters too

I’m still not overly convinced her writing style works for adult POVs, but I was a fully paid up Wilson fan as a youngster so will continue to check them out
“I love dragons. Wouldn’t it be cool to have sex with one?” and the plot related to that absolutely clotheslined me

Have not been tremendously active as I’ve moved across the world! If you read this, I hope you’re well. Finally got some time to get back into books.

Throwing Chyna’s entire self out the nearest window.

I want to be paid every time I read “mage lights”.

Jo and Laurie’s friendship is sweet.

Joining the Miguel get your shit together and Erykah you can do better clubs. Author got the voices of sixteen year old down well.

The experience of burning your hair off with too hot hair styling gear is a timeless tradition apparently

I’m incredibly glad this book exists. Fantastic resource!
(Getting this signed as well - Jamie and Shaaba are both lovely!)

Some of the characters feel a little shallow (presumably because there’s SO MANY of them) but I will say this is generally good fun. The king is incredibly cartoonishly awful though.
“The cursed eel” is definitely evocative.

Sooo many books from authors I grew up reading have very strange age gaps. As someone now in their 30s: NO, GIRL!

So far feels like a more mean spirited and less well executed Get Out. The book invites that comparison by itself so I'm gonna use it. I really don’t love how the men in this are written (and is part of where “mean spirited” came from).