1. Growing up in the countryside was so carefree, I often wonder if I grew up the city, how would I have been different!
2. Forks…I loved reading about this place in the tagged book. The trees, the rain etc
panThe Fox family and Huxley Gallagher find themselves on a whirlwind adventure tracking down the infamous ring of Vlad the Impaler. This book was not a good read. The plot points were weak and the relationship the author was trying to portray was awkward and cringey. With that being said I was curious how it ended and wasn‘t all that surprised when the ending also wasn‘t that great.
Book haul. Finally got some of my taxes money in so I treated myself. 🥰💛
Don‘t forget, my #DailyDracula Littens, that Re: Dracula is going to be reuploading their audio dramatization of Dracula on the same days the newsletter goes out. ❤️🦇❤️
I listened last year, and honestly, this blew my socks off. I prefer this one to every other audiobook of this that I‘ve listened to. https://pod.link/1679833472
The author kept going to this well for far too long, IMO. I may read the second book though, just because it's narrated by Will Watt and I suspect he can make anything interesting.
I‘m excited for the #DraculaDaily coming up! Question? Is there a group (hashtag or discussion or something)? Just curious 👀. 🧛🏻♀️. https://draculadaily.substack.com
pickSuch a strange premise, but very readable. The plot moves quickly, using alternating chapters with flashbacks to get the backstory. Lots of disturbing images and plot points as the mc wrestles with morality vs keeping her son alive.
It is time! ❤️🦇❤️
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pickThis was a quick read with lots of spice! I like the world building and the seven brothers. I‘m thrilled they will each get a standalone book and can‘t wait for Prince Gluttony‘s story. I felt like Wrath‘s story should‘ve been adult and not YA, so I‘m glad these are adult books.
