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a great series

Revisado: 03-04-25

horror fans will love this. The chemistry is amazing, the banter *chef's kiss*. If you loved Dexter, boondock saints, and romcoms this series will knock your socks off.

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great conclusion but...

Revisado: 11-24-24

there was a lot of plot for one book, was hard to keep track of the different threads, conflicts and goals. every time I think things are about to wrap up then I see that there's hours left. shits about to get worse.

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unbreak my heart

Revisado: 08-02-24

I was in tears, the whole time I'm like "Cathrine what are you doing?!" and then with the Mcguffin reveal I was like... oh.... the audacity, the sacrifice, I'm more than a little devistated.

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The missing piece of her soul

Revisado: 06-10-24

In book one we learned that Harrow didn't have much of a childhood, only one child close to her age around and they hated eachother, in book two we learn that outside of the occupant of the locked tomb she believes she's incapable of feeling love for any living person, this book fills in those voids, Gideon is no longer her only friend, she has family now and she loves everybody who is a part of her life, takes the concept of an inner child to a whole new level, Nona is the innocence that Harrow never got to experience because her parents told her as soon as they were able to what they did to produce a necromancer which destroyed any chance she ever had of a normal upbringing. Nona the Ninth feels necessary for the charachter's overall development and it makes it much easier to empathise with her as something other than an elitist sociopathic killing machine.

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narration took me out of it

Revisado: 08-17-23

sapphic poly romances are something that I've been looking for for a long time, this was the 2nd I found and it was the worst. Not because the story wasn't good. I could overlook the tropes and the predictability. I even appreciate that the writer took a swing at her own genre by calling it 'the fast food of literature' so to use her metaphor, the synopsis promised us the big Mac we see in the commercial the narration we got when we opened the bag was the sad attempt someone thought was good enough to pass as edible and they forgot you said no onions. There were unnecessary long pauses and sometimes I thought the sentence was over and it wasn't. like I had to check every once in a while to see if my headphones died...nope...just a long



pause.

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Epic storytelling

Revisado: 07-28-23

The banter, the kill bill plot, the descriptive language were absolutely the best I've read in a long time, I bought this title on sale and left it sitting in my library for almost a year, ran out of things to listen to and figured "why not?". it's one of those rare books you come across that make you realize how lacking the bulk of the authors you consume are by comparison. the last line in the book is "the sunrise was the color of bad blood." and it earns the weight of those words.

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Sarcastic and charming

Revisado: 07-07-23

ok so if you don't think about it too hard and realize that She and Finn are cousins, it's a pretty good series, the plot holes are negligible. the ending broke my heart. Reminds me of the shows that used to run on the WB back in the 90's and early 00's great world building.

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can this be the new Pirates of the Caribbean?

Revisado: 06-08-23

so Captain Maria has captain Jack Sparrow's back story more or less. This book made me even gayer and I loved it. I do kind of feel like the ending was a bit rushed over and I'm not thrilled about the cliffhanger, but I love their power struggle dynamic the chemistry is epic and you can cut the sexual tension with a cutlass.

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great disability representation

Revisado: 04-17-23

as a disabled person with a lifetime of physical therapy and surgical recovery, this was the first time I read something from someone that "gets it" the struggle the adaption to new limitations and determined spite that makes it all possible. so great to see a superhero story that focuses not only on the human cost in suffering but also the villain's perfectly reasonable response to an insane world.

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the mother in law killed it for me

Revisado: 04-10-23

her voice actor was awful, bad pacing, at some points the way she strung sentences together made me ask..."is she done?" and she was still going. I get that she's supposed to be a manipulative b*@ch but that should be all it takes to make her unlikable, bad voice acting just takes me out of it. I can give leeway for changing voice actors part way through for different perspectives if they're competent but I found her parts irritating.

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