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Karen
is 63% done
Comparing Regan, lost inside her own body and tormented by a demon, to Trisha, the little girl lost in the woods and tormented by her own mind (and her own subconscious)…
Reading both books at the same time…
My heart is breaking.
— Nov 09, 2026 06:45AM
Reading both books at the same time…
My heart is breaking.
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Karen
is 59% done
The interaction between Chris and Karras from their first meeting on the bridge is so intimate and borderline sexual. It laces the tension tighter than a Victorian corset.😁. It lingers throughout his first encounter with Regan.
— Nov 07, 2026 08:13AM
Karen
is 51% done
Blatty’s Detective Kinderman is the very definition of tenacious bulldog investigator.
Sam Spade would be proud.
— Nov 06, 2026 07:50AM
Sam Spade would be proud.
Karen
is 46% done
How do I like my morning fare? A mystery wrapped up in an assumed demonic possession and liberally salted with intense drama.
How do you like your morning stories?
— Nov 05, 2026 07:05AM
How do you like your morning stories?
Karen
is 40% done
Just a little Black Mass descriptive info at breakfast
🤢😵💫🙄
— Nov 04, 2026 06:44AM
🤢😵💫🙄
Karen
is 32% done
And so, all those modern movies where creatures twist into abnormal visions of horror - bending, cracking, and popping bones.
Yep, it all originated with The Exorcist.
Not the movie.
The book.
— Nov 03, 2026 06:39AM
Yep, it all originated with The Exorcist.
Not the movie.
The book.
Karen
is 28% done
A book disappears off a table.
In any other book, that wouldn’t be much of a foreshadow.
And stop with the window reinforcement already.
I’ve seen the movie!!!!🤣. A dozen times at least!
— Nov 02, 2026 06:47AM
In any other book, that wouldn’t be much of a foreshadow.
And stop with the window reinforcement already.
I’ve seen the movie!!!!🤣. A dozen times at least!
Karen
is 22% done
Broad morning sunshine on my back snd still this book gives me chills.
— Oct 30, 2026 07:16AM
Karen
is 17% done
Twisting and knotting up the reader before a big “scene”. Anticipation drags the reader.
— Oct 29, 2026 07:01AM