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I am loving Hunt. And there's a sort of enemies-to-lovers thing that's going on that totally has my attention!

It was slow going after *main event of book* but I'm genuinely starting to like not only the plot but the characters. I absolutely love the world that Maas built in this book. And it's interesting to see some of the fey culture from the ACOTAR series tied in. The chimera and the little flame chick that guards the books are nice touches. And the author knows how to write 20-something bratty party girls.

I'm liking Feyre with Rys more and more. She rescued him from his own nightmares, the way he rescues her from everything in her life. And with her introduction to strong females, as well as combat training, she's becoming kind of a badass. Quite the character arc and I'm here for it!

I'm completely in love with this world. I'm not as into the main female character as I'd like to be. I think I like Hunt better. I have a suspicion that the two of them might hook up later in the book, or at least that'd be interesting. Anywho, there's elves, humans, angels, demons, witches, werewolves, and everything in between in this world and magic abound.

I love the character progression of Rys, but also Feyre. Actually, his whole inner circle. This writer is really good at progression and development and I'm digging it!

Well, Tamlin is turning into a possessive, controlling d!ck. I've definitely got the ick now. #teamRys

Rysand has big Han Solo energy, and I don't know how to explain that. 🤷‍♀️ "You could say thank you" just strikes me as "I know".

The first chapter and prologue are explosive! It's full of action and adventure and magic and messed up deaths and mystery! I legitimately have NO idea what's going on, but I'm definitely going to keep reading and find out!

Okay, this has definitely picked up. By the time they're actually in the walls looking for puppet critters, the story starts moving faster.

Omg it legitimately took this doofus 5 whole chapters to go inspect the wall to figure out how the puppet just dis-the-fuck-appeared into it! And at this point he's spent 4 chapters envisioning a creepy puppet encounter, and with no real pay-off yet!

Okay, two chapters just TALKING with the main character's cousin about a) getting up and b) a puppet sighting seems a bit excessive and draggy. 🙄

This is a deliciously creepy mystery and so far I'm loving it! I've never been so excited at the possibility of puppets ripping someone limb from limb in my whole life! After the first chapter I have 0 answers and a TON of questions, like where did dude's grandpa go? Do the puppets want to escape, bc the one broke that mirror and tried to jump through it? Why are there creepy (possibly murderous) puppets???

This seems like a good detective novel. The sisters are pretty likable. They remind me of me and my best friend when we were teenagers. I identify with Tracy pretty hard bc I have a degree in forensic science, so people have referred to me as "professor" too. She has a background in chemistry too, which is pretty similar to mine. And she's a tough, professional cop that her male coworkers respect. Digging it so far!