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I love Jordan's sass

I can't focus on anything new, so I'm rereading a favorite series

"She had been wrong about love. She had thought it was meant for fools alone, only to discover it was a fool who walked away from love, no matter the cost or the penalty."

I still don't understand why she chose to curse any man who loved an Owen's, instead of just cursing John, the man who betrayed her. It's like she assumed anyone who ever fell for it woman of her line was automatically bad. It just doesn't make sense & seems more like a curse on herself & her family, than anything else.

I really hope she takes Faith's advice about Samuel

I couldn't wait for Maria & Faith to be reunited, but all that time spent apart changed Faith & now nothing is the way it should be. And I'm still upset that Maria sent Samuel away. It's kind of depressing me.

"What belonged to you once, will always belong to you. Be grateful if you have walked through the world with another's heart in your hand."

I can not fathom why she would choose to stay in a place that was so dangerous for a woman like her, or why she would even want to, now that she knows the truth about John. She should've taken Faith & tired to find Samuel.

"Love is what you make of it, and she had made it into her undoing."

I'm not sure if I'm going to keep reading this. I feel like I know where it's going & it's frustrating that Maria can see her future but isn't doing anything to try to change it & I'm annoyed at all of the glaring signs she willfully ignored.

Her crow, Hannah's words & her own intuition are all warning her but she refuses to listen. She's doing the exact opposite of the advice she gives other women, which she's too smart to be doing. He made it pretty clear he didn't want her.

Why would she even write down a dangerous spell if she'd already vowed to never use it?

I can't believe that she would still want to be with a man who abandoned her without a word or that she let herself fall for him so quickly, knowing everything she did about love.

This is one of the most fascinating, unique books I've ever read

The timeline thing is a little confusing

I'm really loving the unique concept of this

It's nice to see Mike finally take responsibility for everything he did

FINALLY!

"It was always Chris and now it never would be."

Fuck that. They should both just drop him & be together. Mike isn't good for her & he hasn't been a good friend to Chris either. He wasn't there for him when his mom died. He doesn't deserve either of them!

Mike does NOT deserve her. I can't believe he did that!

Chris needs to STOP enabling Mike & fixing his mistakes! No wonder Larissa feels like she's dating two different people.

This is exactly why Chris shouldn't have lied to her about Mike & hidden his drinking from her. Now she's trapped living with a guy who's triggering all of her traumatic feelings about her dad & Mike is acting like nothing happened.

This better have a happy ending because right now, it's just tragic

Chris picturing them getting married was heartbreaking! 💔

I really wish that everyone would STOP covering up for Mike's bad behavior. Larissa deserves to know the truth about the person she's dating.