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I'm liking the stories and just like their socials channels, it very much inspires me.

I did not expect it to connect so succinctly with advent children

Evan might be a dumbass. I did love the callback to corneo and how everything went down in the game

We're hitting some unusual twists and I can't wait to see what they build to

I'm really glad the remakes added in Leslie and kyrie from this book retroactively. It's cool to see those characters sorting the main story and knowing what will become of them after meteor

Well, it's already got me hooked, Evan is really weird and I have to know the answer to the mystery of his mother.

Well, Gilligan will forever be the name for anxiety for me going forward

It's really cool to be able to fill in the gaps between the end of the original game and the movie. Cloud is a dipshit based on the 3rd chapter.

Aerith's story is far more interesting than i was anticipating and I wonder how many of these characters I've casually run across in the games

Finished Tifa's story and dusted Aerith's.

Glad that Rakesh was held accountable and it felt a little like an indictment of incel behavior which is just *chefs kiss*

Aerith's story delivers a lot of details that are fascinating leading to the events that are covered in the games. Almost all very very sad.

This is incredibly well written and I'm deeply engaged with it. It doesn't help that there are no chapters, the book is divided into two sections, Tifa and Aerith. There isn't any traditional "good stopping points" but it's so well done that you don't want to stop anyway.

Fucking hate Rakesh and can tell he's slimy, glad that Jessie and Barrett are getting their debut also The origin of 7th Heaven and Tifa's life

It's crazy how much recovery was needed for tifa after the nibelheim incident

I took a break from the netheril trilogy because while I like it, it's just not grabbing me.

This did almost instantly. It helps that I'm doing a full series run of the games but this is incredibly well written and provides a lot of unexplored backstory and detail for my snaps favorite character and first childhood video game crush.

I like the touch of romance added in, unusual for forgotten realms but much needed.

I'm still on the fence but I'm liking the characters more and the time period essentially being ancient faerun is intriguing in some areas

I'm liking it, but it hasn't grabbed me yet, it hasn't made me intrigued or made me care for anyone yet

I've always been somewhat intrigued by the netheril empire and their fall, both literally and figuratively, from grace. So I decided to read the trilogy that covers that era of faerun lore

The witch queen doth not fuck about

I liked sylunes chapter. It was completely different from everything before

Holy shit, Alustriel got that dog in her.

3 down, next up Alustriel and I think that's the last of the 7 that I've come in contact with in my other travels

2 sisters down, 5 to go

The seven sisters always intrigued meso I thought i would give this a try, im struggling a little due to the way greenwood writes, which isn't bad, it's just not like anything im used to from salvatore or smedman.

Holy shit! Everything that could go wrong has, I genuinely wonder how anyone is gonna get out of this alive.

There's a lot of intrigue at play here considering we are no where near menzo

I swear, I never know what halisstra is going to do next and I'm digging it

I'm really really enjoying this one, the other melarn reminds me a little of pharaun without that pesky loyalty to city.