

I‘m really enjoying the story line but I definitely feel it could have been done without all these weird incest vibes 🥲 I‘m so excited for when it‘s no longer a thing 🙃 Onto the 3rd book!
I‘m really enjoying the story line but I definitely feel it could have been done without all these weird incest vibes 🥲 I‘m so excited for when it‘s no longer a thing 🙃 Onto the 3rd book!
Not too long now before spooky month begins & I know some people like to plan out their reading so, below is the link for the rules, prompts, & bingo card for next month's #SPNBookBingo2025 readathon, running as part of #HauntedShelf for 1st-31st Oct inclusive. It can also be completed on its own.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LwU6JHTqUUeHXc5g7LU8CgiPijeQ1ohv?usp=sha...
Please let me know if the link doesn't work.
I read this book in highschool and had started the second one but never got back to it.. until now 😎 I‘ve had the first 4 books for so long I figured I‘d do a reread/complete the series this time 😁 I enjoyed this and cannot wait to get to a point in the next book where I no longer know what will happen 🥰
⭐️⭐️⭐️ - I heard about this book through a Facebook group. So I looked it up on Goodreads and the description sounded different, not like any other book I read before so I contacted my local library to request it. When I started reading it, I didn‘t know it was going to be from a child POV. The fact it was from a childs POV made it a little bit creepier. It had its moments where I was on the edge of my seat and then moments I was a bit bored.
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This was a hard one because there are so many books to choose from. I decided to go with the Southern Vampire Series (True Blood) There are Vampires, Werewolves, Witches, Fairies and lots of Supernatural creatures, so it has a little bit of everything.
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Rachel Harrison's feminist horror has made her one of my favorites for autumn reading. She has a way of mixing somewhat sardonic humor into otherwise gruesome horror that I find unique and compelling, and her characters are always eminently relatable.
This particular book takes on issues of identity, family estrangement, and religious trauma with Harrison's signature wit and thought provoking prose.
100% recommend!
A rainy night means a cozy cabin evening of reading.
This volume is back with the action adventure I was hoping for.
Nothing against Anya but sometimes she takes away from the original plot but anyways this volume was more of Loid being his operative self and hunting down a mole in their midst.
All in all this was a good volume and thanks to that illegal cliffhanger, I'm off to find the next volume at the library.