Kari

This was good. I like a good assassination plot. However, there were 187 characters to keep track of and that took a minute. It might be one I need a refresher for before starting book 2.

It took me a bit to figure out what was going on and it reminded me of something I've read before, especially January. I didn't quite know where the story was going and I'm not entirely sure I liked that ending, but it was quite the ride.

SO GOOD! I will say, I knew who the “bad guy” was right away, but this was still totally worth the read.

While the parts in the past were tense and full of dread, the present time felt rushed, but also boring until the last chapter of the book.

Listen, when the Valkyries were doing their thing on the mountain I did not care what Az and Cassian were up to. Those POV switches almost had me throwing the book. Then I forgot what was happening to Feyre so the stress started all over again and the next book better be on the way.

I'm not sure how I feel about this book. From the start Hunter is an asshole to his mom and it's obvious he had something to do with the attack on Chloe. But this relies heavily on the idea of fruit from the poisoned tree. She talks about what a wonderful mother she was but because his father was a monster Hunter was. And I kind of hate that idea.

Kind of a slow burn and a heavy read in regards to mental health and generational trauma and abuse. Can't say too much without giving too much away, but a great read.

Scary in places, but a little too arty for me. The ending though was fabulous.

Standard Freida McFadden. I don't know what else to say. It was fun and twisty. Good palate cleanser.

I liked a lot of the twists and turns this took, all the different monsters and magic. However, it dragged often and there were a few straight-out-of-Twilight scenes that were a little too obviously Twilight.

Well, I didn't see that coming. I can't figure out what I want for Jude, but she's so desperately unhappy and everyone who should love and support her betrays her. It's quite upsetting.

I forgot how fun this series was! This had adventure, friends, war, love and loss. And so much silliness and humor!

Really liked this one. The connections made sense and everything was bonkers in a good way!

I enjoy cozy mysteries, but when I don't it's usually because the main character is a pushover who lets everyone walk all over her. Unfortunately, Molly was that type of character. In addition, they worked at the most ludicrous college with the most insane people! And at least two thirds of the book was just Molly doing her day to day stuff. When she finally tried to solve the murder she did it in about a day. Not a great time was had by me.

What a weird little book!

The playing with time really messed me up and everything came at me out of nowhere. Awesome bait and switch!

Michael's mom is nutso! Otherwise this was fun!

I wasn't expecting much when I borrowed this, but I really enjoyed it! I liked Tallulah and just wanted to eat all the ice cream the whole time!

Quiet and reflective, but almost too short for me to get really invested.

TELL ME HOW HARRY IS STILL ALIVE?!?!

A solid B ending to a C+ book series.

Scarlett is annoying. Everyone else is fine. And now that I know who Vivian married I think I can stop reading this series.

This reminded me of an episode of Luther, except not as good.

I spent the better part of the book wondering why Maggie agreed to work in a bookshop when she hates books, but also why her friend thought this was a good idea. And while Maggie has some great ideas, she does EVERYTHING behind the back of the person she should be discussing things with. Maggie is a snob who has no reason to be snobbish and somewhat clueless in that she never thought about event planning as a career. “I like throwing parties and organizing events, but I couldn't possibly think of a job that would fit me!” insert eye roll here.

I really liked this book, though if you asked I might be honest and say half of it may have gone over my head.