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Later by Stephen King

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4.0

I really blew through this book I loved the concept of speaking to the dead. It’s a coming of age type novel with some interesting twists but definitely not that scary or horror like to me, unlike the main character of the book. I think Stephen King should definitely write a sequel to this novel to show where our hero is going. Very nice and witty easy read!
Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann

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5.0

So this starts out a little bit boring but the author really picks up a storyline that almost sounds fictional- until you realize the horror of the murders of the Osage Tribe and the even now continuous exploration of them. I think the title is a little misleading regarding the north of the FBI- while this case was one of the more major ones that supposed Hoovers ideal FBI format- I don’t think there was enough information provided about the relationship of the two. It’s an excellent read however and I can’t wait until we see Leo Decaprio in the movie.
I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman

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5.0

This book is a puzzle that cannot be solved. A reflection on what humanity really is, what does it mean to be a woman? I enjoyed the book because it frustrates me- it never gave me a name or face or story as to WHY these women were imprisoned. The why of it all shows you where you stand in terms of what you think about humanity. What you think hope is. I found it hard, like the author, to shed the seed of hope in my heart that there will be some resolution or some explanation for the women and especially the main character, who doesn’t even have a name of of her own. Great literary book that makes you stop and think about the unknown.
Paper Ghosts by Julia Heaberlin

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3.0

I’m a huge Julia Heaberlin fan but this book was just not it. I don’t really understand the suspense and the storyline drags out a lot with a really whack ending. Meh wasn’t a fan I don’t think it’s a good thriller at all and her other books are much better.
Foundation by Isaac Asimov

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4.0

Whew this took so long for me to read. I will start with saying that this book drops you into random parts of the action, so it can be a little disorienting first especially with the flowery language. But it’s quite well done, by the end of the book there has been a crescendo of change and it feels like more intense action will be following. Asimov really captures the space and the final frontier kind of vibes. I would like more information on the empire so it’ll be nice to read the prequel to round out my understanding of the Asimov world.
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

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5.0

Yes I did finish this book in one night Becuase I couldn’t put it down!!! I’m a sucker for action and romance mixed in with a powerful underdog female badass and this book hit the mark. The writing is witty and doesn’t drag on, each page is filled with information that creates the most amazing story by the end of the book and I’m just itching for the second one to come out!! There are sexy scenes so be warned for children- this is an ADULT fantasy novel. The relationships between dragons and their humans is also unique in the sense that the humans are lording over the dragons controlling them, the dragons truly have the powerhere. 100% an amazing read if you like fantasy with action and sprinkled in good romance.
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas

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5.0

I remember now why I stopped reading smutty fantasy novels.

BECAUSE IM OBSESSED WITH THEM.

This book is surprisingly well written, with some repetitive writing in the beginning that transformed into a more eloquent narrative. I’m really excited to dive into the next one as we see our main character reconcile her past, present, and future.

If you love the Fae and politics of magical beings, romance, and a strong female protagonist- read it.
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

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5.0

Oh my goodness just when I thought they couldn’t think of something else they have. Pretty epic the story is picking up from the first book and our main female character has some serious character growth that she needed.
A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas

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5.0

Listen I’m obsessed with this series so much. This book really made the characters grow up. I found myself surprised at the interest I had about Cassian and Nestas love- are they mates ??? And I wonder how Elaine will fit into this story because being a Seer is so pivotal. How will Lucien court her? Is he gunna find out who his real dad is ?

When Rhys died my heart literally shattered and then I remembered there’s still a few chapters left.

I’m about just dive into the next one because I’m so curious.

I love that Feyre is a powerful character still.

I’ll say one thing though - the author needs to stop calling everyone males and females she says males so many times I wanna GAG. Like we get it they’re “MANLY MALES” but it’s the third book. Good thing the story is really good and I’m invested in the characters cuz that drives me so crazy.


Anyways see you all for the next review bye !!!