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I bailed on this one. I have read a lot of her books, and this is the first one I have bailed on. I couldn't get into it.

I was quite excited to read the book and was eagerly waiting for its release. After reading a substantial portion of it I think I may not be the audience for this, or maybe I'm not the right audience to appreciate it. This book was rather boring to me. The writing is good, but I found the characters blurring together and the plot dull. I did not like the Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors too. I feel the genre isn't for me I guess.
#fanthepan

This one is a big fail for me, not holding my attention at all. It saddens me because I had high hopes for this one.

Bailing at 21%

I was grabbed by the cover of this and went in blind. Early on, it seemed like it was going to be an exploration of language, but at the halfway point it‘s doing nothing for me, so I‘m out.

I‘ve tried multiple times to read Blake‘s books. I can‘t get very far into them. They seem emblematic of a trend in urban fantasy and dark academia that I deeply dislike. To wit, it‘s just wealthy people. Wealthy people who are into finance, and finance is somehow magic? Its boring. The magic they do, their concerns, their relationships are deeply uninteresting. But I haven‘t finished any of her books. Maybe they get better?

I‘m bailing, not because the topic is uninteresting but it‘s a very dry read.

This was a very disappointing DNF, because 1. It‘s really short yet I still gave up. 2. I have enjoyed this series overall. The first two books had a strong lead character and lots of gothic creepy vibes. This book has a lot of unnecessary, tedious conversations and very little action. I still love T. Kingfisher, but this was a miss for me. #hailthebail

I do not care that I will probably end up eating this pumpkin cheesecake by myself.
And I do not care that I bailed on another book.

#WDNCW. @dabbe