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Crooked Kingdom (Six of Crows, #2)
Leigh Bardugo
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Crooked Kingdom (Six of Crows, #2)
Leigh Bardugo
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Decided to get the audiobook on this one and my my, what a masterful narration. All the hair on my neck is standing straight I AM SO CREEPED OUT horror books have nothing on this one.
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Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1)
Pierce Brown
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Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1)
Pierce Brown
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Decided to get the audiobook on this one and my my, what a masterful narration. All the hair on my neck is standing straight I AM SO CREEPED OUT horror books have nothing on this one.
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Lolita
Vladimir Nabokov
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Nice and creepy, but I was really invested in the mystery and felt disappointed when no explanations or further context were provided. the narrative needed more depth and polishing imo. Also the writing style was too "online" for my taste. I realize that it's a stylistic choice, but it broke my immersion by making me too aware of the author behind the text. I wasn't really scared, but that may just be a personal issue, because the horror elements were executed well and his prose was decent.
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The Caretaker
Marcus Kliewer
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Okay I know this is a favorite with many and I don't mean to offend anybody, but I'm genuinely struggling to get through this. I know it's supposed to get good from book 2, but it's the heavy-handedness that I can't bear. It's just so on the nose and predictable and literally leaves nothing to the imagination. I wonder if the quality of writing gets any better? I'm fighting the urge to DNF
Post from the Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1) forum
Okay I know this is a favorite with many and I don't mean to offend anybody, but I'm genuinely struggling to get through this. I know it's supposed to get good from book 2, but it's the heavy-handedness that I can't bear. It's just so on the nose and predictable and literally leaves nothing to the imagination. I wonder if the quality of writing gets any better? I'm fighting the urge to DNF
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Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1)
Pierce Brown
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Okay, so I don't want any spoilers, obviously, but I just want to know whether we get an explanation for anything by the end of the book? A simple yes/no would suffice. It's interesting, but I don't even have a guess as to why things are the way they are.
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Okay, so I don't want any spoilers, obviously, but I just want to know whether we get an explanation for anything by the end of the book? A simple yes/no would suffice. It's interesting, but I don't even have a guess as to why things are the way they are.
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The Caretaker
Marcus Kliewer
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I've been staring at the roof since I turned the last page. I feel...forged! I miss the fool. I miss Nighteyes. I miss Fitz. What am I to do with my life now? The trilogy is over. I was not ready for it to be over, but it is. I have a real life apparently, and it needs tending to. How depressing.
Anyways, Robin Hobbs has entered the list of authors who are allowed to run me over with a truck, if their heart so desires. I fear she has ruined fantasy for me the way Kentaru mia ruined manga with Berserk. Every other book in the genre feels lazy, sloppy and unpolished in comparison.
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Assassin's Quest
Robin Hobb
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