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I am cursed with books that bore me to death lately.
Cause apparently the last 25% is the place to finally start getting to the damn point.

Chapters longer than 30 pages should be banned.

I don't think any book has ever made me cry as early as on page 45. But here I am, getting what I deserve because I bought the book precisely cause I knew it was gonna be devastating.

I'm so gonna regret starting this before the second book is out.
I don't think it's gonna beat One Dark Window and Two Twisted Crown but it's sure as hell interesting af.

Bruh this is sooo slow paced :/ I've read 200 pages and stuff are Just starting to happen:/
(My copy is about 470 pages tho)

Adult ife sucks. I wanna curl up in a corner and binge read this but I have to work and still be broke. Ugh.

Huh, this seems good.

Fuck you, insomnia.

Hmmm... character development?
Nah.
More like character suddenly snapping to super hero.

"It feels as if a taloned hand is reaching deep inside my chest, it's sharp tipped fingers aiming for the gooey part in the middle.
My soul."

That is the weirdest way to describe the soul. :/
Gooey part in the middle? Seriously?

Well, there are some generic cliche stuff, and it kinda feels like it's trying way too hard to be scary. But that was expected, cause I simply bought the book cause the cover looked cool. So I might be about to be taught a harsh lesson on not judging books by covers and stuff.

Why is it 2:35 am already, when I still have about 170 pages left? I need to know damn it.

I didn't expect this to happen, but I actually do like the whole gang. But Winter is my sweet baby girl. I wanna give her a hug.

This better make up for Fairest cause I'm trying HARD to pretend that didn't happen.

Aaah my dear Thorne...

Well if I had read this series right when I bought it, it would've been matching what everyone was going through with covid's delta phase going crazy.
I, however, did not do that. And now that I finally decided to read them, I'm getting painful flashbacks of those horrible terrifying days.

Interesting start. I really hope it doesn't end up disappointing me as it goes on.

Up until now, my entire idea of Sherlock was based on the BBC version and Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock.
And now I'm like, What do you mean he wasn't a sarcastic, mean asshole? Why is he so nice and jolly? This doesnt feel right. T_T