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Joules. Dammit.

I’ve really enjoyed this so far. The author has done a good job at describing the grief of losing a close loved one, and so far an excellent job of character development, especially with Tam.

Cal deserves a better heroine, a better book…just better.

This book is mind numbingly boring so far…

“Those in power write the history, those who suffer write the songs.” - Frank Harte

In a very “re-read” mood this month….or this year.

Holy. Fucking. Beating of a Dead Horse, Batman. This girl had one shitty guy in her life, and just a not-ready-for-commitment guy, and now she is painting all men and relationships with a pretty fucking broad (& excessively negative) brush. This guy has *proposed* to you. He *begged* you to go with him to London while his father was sick. Quit sticking your head up your ass, Bronte.

So...sort of boring so far. Maybe this book should have been about Sophia and Neil instead, because that seems to be where the action is.

Ugh. I cannot even...this book literally mentioned a while back that there is actual evidence that vaccines cause autism. FFS, really?! THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF THAT!!! THE ORIGINAL STUDY WAS FALSIFIED! VACCINES DO NOT CAUSE AUTISM.

I know that some women nurse their children well beyond a year old, but it’s sort of creepy to me that this child keeps practically disrobing her mother to get at her boob. I’d be weaning just to avoid that shit...

So. Poorly. Written. I’ll read the whole thing, but it is sort of painful—I wind up skimming a lot. Also, wow, the people running this country are bigger idiots than I already thought.

I’m so damn irate. This stupid chick is “talking to” and being friendly with her ex-fiancé, whom cheated on her with a friend. But AJ, who did nothing wrong, has been cut out of her life to the point she was perhaps not going to tell him she was pregnant with his child? WTF kind of logic is this?! Punishing the guy who never wronged you and forgiving the guy who screwed another person while engaged?

The heroine is really, really annoying, the hero is really, really ghostly—meaning it's like he's not even there—and I'm really, really wondering why I'm still reading at this point.

"'Maybe he hasn't shaved,' Willa said. 'That'd keep me from dropping trou. I only shaved from my knees down. My thighs are as hairy as a lumberjack's chest, which is why I'm wearing capris and not short shorts. You are all welcome.'
Elle nodded like this made perfect sense."
😂Been there!

Laura is certifiable...

"...like a cheetah about to pounce on his pray..." Seriously? Prey. Prey! One prays in church. One pounces on prey.

This woman is stupid. She was just arrested, and she is already plotting to go back and get the dog she was arrested trying to steal. She is going to wind up getting herself shot.

Morning Glory and The Ugly Truth are two of her favorite movies? Those are awful movies!

Wah, poor Lucy grew up with wonderful people and raised in a loving and well-provided-for home. But she was adopted so none of that counts anymore, apparently. How absurd.

"...her breasts tumbled from their flimsy, lacy prison." Tumbled? Tumbled?!

Blurgh. Lucy is sooo damn obnoxious. Why am I making myself keep reading?! Don't make me keep reading, self. I mean, the book isn't going to have a good ending, like Lucy getting abducted by aliens while Marco finds some reasonable woman to hookup with...

"It's Aplastic anemia...it can be fatal." Yes it can. That's what killed my 16-year-old cousin.

"It's Aplastic anemia...it can be fatal." Yes it can. That's what killed my 16-year-old cousin.

"The dog scurries in like Mighty Mouse coming to save the day. Then he starts to chow down on Rosaleen's vomit. Robustly. I gag in the back of my throat but manage to hold it together. 'See?' I tell her, trying to sound cheery. 'You did me a favor—now I won't have to feed the dog.'"

"I drop him like a Hot Pocket straight out of the microwave..." The humor is on point, in my opinion.

"I can't make out what they're saying; it just sounds like: hiss, blah, she, hiss, squeak. But the aunt appears to speak the native tongue." Hahaha!

I'm so beyond tired of flipping Long Nu appearing and being mysterious and effing with people for "reasons" which she refuses to ever share. Her "help" is no such thing, and her motives completely unknown. At this point, this far into a series, I need more.