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This feels absolutely predictable. I am unsure if it's me who has read too many thrillers or watched too many creepy movies the more I am anticipating the "plot twist"

Sometimes, I wish the world would pause for readers so we can just keep reading without having to pull ourselves out of a different world and back to the real one with responsibilities and tasks.

This book is addicting but I hope Mallory has an emotional breakthrough with all her baggage and grief because as of right now she's terribly unbearable.

This book is mesmerizing and hard to stop but the mother is quite hard to like. I know she's working through life altering diagnoses with her son but she's so hard to empathize with or like.

Freida is always McFaddening.

I have tried so hard to get into this story but I just can't. There are so many good reviews, I was really looking forward to it. This is going on my DNF list. Maybe I'll try it at a later time.

Icky, corporate horror? Is that a genre? If it isn't, it should be and it's exactly where this book belongs.

I had to pause my book here as the disregard for one of the main characters, and the abuse she suffered from her new husband was enraging.

I love Lucy Score, but this one is hard to get into.

Meryl Streep is reading this book. That alone is worth it for me. However, the story is addictive I couldn't wait to listen again.

This book is insanity. Or I suppose it's not. It's simply history that purposely wasn't shared with people. Operation Gladio was a secret operation that was exposed by the Italian Prime Minister Andreotti in October 1990.

Violet is a terror and children are terrifying. That, is all.

"I thought he was going to rape me in front of everyone, but he just beat me."

This book is not what I expected. It is much darker and deeper than I anticipated. While not what I was expecting-it is riveting.

"Buy one cheerful, vegetarian blonde hairdresser, and get a furious vengeful man-eating monster absolutely free."

"Old age can make us feel like we need to live a smaller life, but Jenny has shown that our dreams have a place at every stage of our journey . . . that they can be achieved because of our age, and not in spite of it."

I have been waiting for this book for a while and listening via audiobook, and I'm loving it so far. It's a cozy "read."

Did not finish. I'm sure most will find this story about a prickly immature middle-aged woman who is stalking a celebrity "fun and silly," but the premise alone is creepy. While I'm sure it leads to falling in love with the best friend and not truly crashing Keanu Reeves' wedding, I just could not do it.

If you've ever been stalked, this would not be a light-hearted read for you.