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Can’t seem to get into this one. Also the book is so old, the pages threaten to disintegrate with every turn.

Nope nope nope. I will not sit quietly and allow you to pummel me with your rambling (possibly AI generated ?) pseudo-artistic commentary on madness. Thank you goodbye

This is not going well. I’m really quite bored with this story. AND I did the thing wear I peaked at other reviews to see if I’m missing something. I am not.

Yes. I’m reading it. Again. It’s some sort Of testament to my mental health. To what degree or diagnosis I am unsure. But it makes me feel.

This is loathsome formula fiction. I don’t think I can take much more

Hush. I just bathed in 700 pages of Conroy and I need to roll in some trash. Or literarily eat a sleeve of Oreos. Pick your metaphor and let me indulge in my ‘I’m not on one’ beach read.

Too many side plots, shallow characters, and waaaay too much woke white girl Trying to tackle too many terrible things about society. Read s like a really obnoxious Twitter feed..
Which are also featured

Feels like an Amway scam to sexuality. Gotta hand it to the author, he did his research into 1973.

78. That’s the number of pages in this crusty cum sock of a novel it took before, wait for it, the super hero comic references started. Oofta. I’m gonna finish this slag heap, because I want to see how things turn out for Elena.

If you haven’t tired of a pandemic dystopian existence (deep sustained belly laugh) this is a fun read. Am I supposed to say that about the ‘horror’ genre? Thus far nothing too terribly surprising or twisty, but rooting for the protagonist…a wee bit