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Thank you so much @CSeydel I'm looking forward to starting the Passage trilogy and all the treats look delicious 🧡🍂🧡
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This was a fun, quick book, and I enjoyed the Hunger Games-esque competition - the addition of them living in the house together was a fun touch, though I did expect the tension of that to last longer.
The last half I read very quickly, and I‘m glad the second book is out, so I don‘t have to wait too long to see what happens next!

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What a treat it was to meet SGJ today! They say don‘t meet your heroes, but luckily he was every bit the kindest soul I hoped for.

After seeing my Aardvark copy, he also mentioned how he‘s included in Aardvark Book Club‘s upcoming short story collection next month and that they chose to name the collection after his story contribution which he found really flattering.🤘🏻

I just saw this on Facebook. Here‘s what I think about this: I think Bella and Edward‘s story is done being told. Sometimes, stories have to end. I don‘t know if I want to read any more Twilight books. I read her book The Host and her book The Chemist and I didn‘t care for those books. I don‘t feel like those books were as good as the Twilight Saga.

The final book in the series, we finally get to see all of the secrets brought to light, and a resolution to the situation with the council.

I will admit, I still had issues with the pacing at times, and I got frustrated with our main characters quite often, but overall I still mostly enjoyed this series.

I liked this more second time around (first read about 20 years ago) but definitely the weakest of the vampire chronicles so far. Theological musings really not my thing, looking forward to getting back to proper vampire adventures in the next instalment 🤞

Here is my list for #castthedie @PuddleJumper My lucky book will be the tagged. I‘ll be honest I might read all of these, but the first one(s) I read will be the die rolls. 🥰