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i already committed to finishing this series but i can't lie im so bored with this one. And im so disappointed because the first two books were so entertaining and fun to me, and this one im just ready for it to be over. The audiobook is the only thing getting me through it still at this point

ugh i loved the first two books so much but so far this is a big ole nothing burger and im not hungry

actually pleasantly surprised with how much i'm enjoying this since i was iffy about the sequels

i might as well binge read the rest of the series now

gagged

this book is literally so addictive

this book is so entertaining why am i giggling and kicking my feet reading a thriller? no complaints though

oh this exactly what i needed after reading tender is the flesh which is so fucked up and bleak. i needed just a good juicy thriller and im eating this up already

i'm so conflicted on this book so far. i love the concept but i honestly want it to go further. the social commentary is great too but the main character is pissing me off more and more as the book goes along

i've never seen the movie before so this is genuinely so crazy 😭

just some light holiday reading to end the year 😌

the first time i read this i hadn't experienced a queer abusive relationship and then that I just got out of a long cycle of abuse (and queer too) this is hitting me like a ton of bricks this time around. i knew this was going to be a challenging reread, i've sobbed so many times, but it's so powerful, healing, and transformative and i can't stop reading.

okay let me finally finish this book

i'm loving this book so much more and it's completely consuming my life but i need to pick up the pace on it 😩

rereading this for class and i'm so excited it's already hitting so much harder the second time around

one thing about me im gonna eat up a riley sager book

had to read something spooky before October ends. Sager is for sure my go to author when I want a quick thriller too

I am taking a slight break since this book did put me in a bit of a reading slump because of how dense and dark it is and honestly scarily reflective of currents times which I didn't want to read with everything going on despite its brilliance and relevancy.
I actually have to read the first book again for class soon so I plan to finish this soon so I can reread the first one again (which i'm really excited for)

starting to wonder why i've been avoiding shakespeare all this time

omg not me crying