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This novella is unlike anything I've ever read in the best way possible.

I'm trying to make it a tradition for me to read this book every year. Starting last year, it gives me the joy and comfort I need. Especially in these unprecedented times. This book gives me that Christmas feeling, and I'm so happy to be reading it again.

There's so much to unpack and the story has yet to really begin. King's magnum opus is revealing to be quite the complex novel.

So many characters, so many plotlines, and so much to digest. But damn, it's good.

I'm not too far into it, but I enjoy the way it's written and its format so that's a good start! Also Hoock goes deep in detail and is telling a violent and neccessary story.

It's no question that Ellis knows how to tell a story. His way of describing the love the Adams shared is beautiful and nearly breathtaking. They made sacrifices even before the revolution for each other. Knowing that makes me love this family, and their relationship, even more.

It has been gripping since page one. I rarely get to say that. It isn't that the story is fantastic or it has incredible characters, it's the way he writes that makes you keep turning the pages. The story is solid. The characters are alright, but the story-telling is what makes this book so readable.

This man sure does know how to write. And I'm not even at the thrilling parts yet.