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Devils Kill Devils by Johnny Compton
1.0
Life cannot be undone, and death is even more stubborn.
Devils kill Devils by Johnny Compton
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Ooof. This book put me in a full fledged reading slump. I was excited for this book because I loved the authors first book. This one fell way short for me. I didn’t care what was happening or if the characters. I couldn’t even tell you how it ended because I was just happy to be finished.
Devils kill Devils by Johnny Compton
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Ooof. This book put me in a full fledged reading slump. I was excited for this book because I loved the authors first book. This one fell way short for me. I didn’t care what was happening or if the characters. I couldn’t even tell you how it ended because I was just happy to be finished.
The Vagina Bible: The Vulva and the Vagina-Separating the Myth from the Medicine by Jen Gunter
4.75
“It’s a vagina, not a piña colada”
The Vagina Bible by Jennifer Gunter
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This book was informative without info dumping to the point you couldn’t follow along but the author also has a good sense of humour. We need more books like this to normalize talking about women’s bodies and anatomy. There’s def some chapters in there that wouldn’t pertain to me ever. So it’s one of those books that you could read it all or just things that pertain to you or interest you.
The Vagina Bible by Jennifer Gunter
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This book was informative without info dumping to the point you couldn’t follow along but the author also has a good sense of humour. We need more books like this to normalize talking about women’s bodies and anatomy. There’s def some chapters in there that wouldn’t pertain to me ever. So it’s one of those books that you could read it all or just things that pertain to you or interest you.
The Lake of Lost Girls by Katherine Greene
4.5
“And it was in the way that he loved me—a superficial kind of affection—never the deep, abiding tenderness I longed for from my father. In some ways, it felt like he was too scared to love me fully in case something happened to me, too. Or at least that’s what I told myself.”
The Lake of Lost Girls by Katherine Greene
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Wow wow wow. I know I’m late to the game but thank you @NetGalley and @CrookedLaneBooks for this copy of #TheLakeOfLostGirls
I can’t remember the last time I’ve read a book that had me guessing right to the bitter end!
Lindsey’s sister Jessica went missing of their driveway over twenty years ago. She never knew what happened. But a new podcast focusing on her disappearance and the disappearance of three local college girls and then discovery of bones by a local lake has made Lindsey crave the answers of what happened to her sister.
The Lake of Lost Girls by Katherine Greene
🖤🖤🖤🖤
Wow wow wow. I know I’m late to the game but thank you @NetGalley and @CrookedLaneBooks for this copy of #TheLakeOfLostGirls
I can’t remember the last time I’ve read a book that had me guessing right to the bitter end!
Lindsey’s sister Jessica went missing of their driveway over twenty years ago. She never knew what happened. But a new podcast focusing on her disappearance and the disappearance of three local college girls and then discovery of bones by a local lake has made Lindsey crave the answers of what happened to her sister.
We Carry Their Bones: The Search for Justice at the Dozier School for Boys by Erin Kimmerle
3.0
“On a tour of an old plantation, one county official told me that Blacks only had it bad after the war. “The Civil War?” I asked, astonished. He corrected me: “The War of Northern Aggression.” That was when it fell apart and they became impoverished, he said, without white caretakers.”
We Carry Their Bones: The Search for Justice at the Dozier School for Boys
by Erin Kimmerle
narrated by Janina Edwards
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First, I want to acknowledge the narrator. Who did a wonderful on this book and these hard topics.
But with that being said, I wanted more, I felt like some places were more for filler than for actual content about the topic at hand. I just finished and felt like it was missing something. But this book has made me want to look into this school as I have never heard of it until reading this.
We Carry Their Bones: The Search for Justice at the Dozier School for Boys
by Erin Kimmerle
narrated by Janina Edwards
🧡🧡🧡
First, I want to acknowledge the narrator. Who did a wonderful on this book and these hard topics.
But with that being said, I wanted more, I felt like some places were more for filler than for actual content about the topic at hand. I just finished and felt like it was missing something. But this book has made me want to look into this school as I have never heard of it until reading this.
Reader Beware: A Fear Street Appreciation Anthology by Briana Morgan, Roxie Voorhees
5.0
“Can a whole town be a cult?”
Reader Beware: A Fear Street Appreciation Anthology
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This nostalgic ode to Stine and Fear Street has something for everyone. There wasn’t a single story in this anthology that I didn’t enjoy and that’s saying something because anthologies are not usually my cup of tea.
I bought the book for the cover and the promise of nostalgia and these authors delivered in the best way.
Reader Beware: A Fear Street Appreciation Anthology
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This nostalgic ode to Stine and Fear Street has something for everyone. There wasn’t a single story in this anthology that I didn’t enjoy and that’s saying something because anthologies are not usually my cup of tea.
I bought the book for the cover and the promise of nostalgia and these authors delivered in the best way.
Sleep Tight by J.H. Markert
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
“Are we born evil or made that way?”
Sleep Tight by J.H. Market
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This was a PAGE TURNER. The POVs, the story, the thrills.
A silent serial killer is put to death but not before uttering some chilling last words. This puts in motion a string of events that lead you down a path where the answers are rooted in the path and for our FMC, in her hometown she left many years ago.
She has to return not only to find answers but rescue her daughter.
My fave book by JH Markert to date.
Sleep Tight by J.H. Market
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 💫
This was a PAGE TURNER. The POVs, the story, the thrills.
A silent serial killer is put to death but not before uttering some chilling last words. This puts in motion a string of events that lead you down a path where the answers are rooted in the path and for our FMC, in her hometown she left many years ago.
She has to return not only to find answers but rescue her daughter.
My fave book by JH Markert to date.