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Things are finally picking up🥹

The thrill I feel when reading murder mysteries is finally here.

The amount of research done by Andy Weir is intense. I can feel it on every page of the book. I’m endlessly amazed….

Listened to this at the office, can't wait to hear more....

Read till 24% then I had to return my copy and wait for a new loan...

Picked up the movie "Wild" starring Reese Witherspoon

There's been so many random characters introduced in this book. Old farmers, old people who play poker night and now Starfish (Daphne's dad girlfriend)?! Why can't the author focus on building the romance instead? It's so start-stop.....

I really want to know why she cheated on her man multiple times and there's different boundaries to cheating???

So, we had a steamy scene but i wasn't feeling it at all. And Miles has revealed something traumatizing from his past. But why aren't i interested?

Right now, I see it's blooming a physical crush on each other.... but I still can't see the uniqueness of each character?

Taking awhile to get through this read…. Haven’t found the hook factor… maybe because I’m not feeling the chemistry between the 2 characters yet. 🥲

“Until you can learn to let go of your hatred, you will always love yourself more.”

“I’ve missed the silence of you listening to me.” Shahrzad attempted a weak smile. “No one listens to me as you do.”

Not too hooked on the story yet, there’s so much world-building, different characters at every turn.

Not feeling it so far…. :(

“Family is now something I have created, not something I was born into”

Why am I like this? Why didn’t somebody tell me there are no trial runs; that everything you do in your life counts; that you can drink or smoke enough to forget what you did and what was done to you but you can’t do anything to forget the way it made you feel?

Such a gripping book

“Important men became martyrs, unimportant ones victims. The important men were given televised funerals, public days of mourning. Their deaths inspired the creation of art and the destruction of cities. But unimportant men were killed to make the point that they were unimportant—that they were not even men—and the world continued on.”

Am feeling this book so far ☺️

I’m not liking this book as much I’d like to 😔