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Can We Skip to the Good Part?
Melissa Brayden
daylight-turkey commented on EatTheRich's review of How to Kill a Witch: The Patriarchy's Guide to Silencing Women
Would have been five stars without the AI slop at the end im sorry to say
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Crash Into You
E.J. Noyes
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Would have been five stars without the AI slop at the end im sorry to say
daylight-turkey commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I just had the insanely jarring realization that honeymoons are a thing and I completely forgot about them when I set my username. I’ve always used “ golden moon” something as gaming usernames and just thought honey moon was a cute variation 🫠
This made me start wondering if I was similarly misreading anyone else’s usernames and what some of them meant. So while I think of a new username, I wanted to ask everyone what’s the story behind your username? 👀
Edit: The rebrand has been done 😌
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This Splintered Sea
Haley J. Munroe
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The Whole Truth
Haley Cass
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Only Mostly Dead (Afterlife Incorporated #1)
Alli Temple
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Almost Life
Kiran Millwood Hargrave
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The Disaster Gay Detective Agency
Lev A.C. Rosen
daylight-turkey commented on SamsSapphicReads's review of The Whole Truth
The back of my eyes are burning after finishing The Whole Truth. I knew of course I was going to love the book, I’ve loved everything Haley Cass has wrote, but this one feels like it’s reached another level.
At first glance, it was shown that Darcy and Juliet are so different from one another. One having been a country sensation since the age of 17 and having a famous step-dad, and the other from a small-town as a nobody making it big with her sister and best friend. By the end my mind was blown with just how different it actually was.
Darcy and Juliet were just SO easy to love. I tend to get frustrated with MCs at times because of their choices, but these two? Every choice they made had me loving them even more.
The character that takes the cake in the most growth is easily Juliet. Without giving away too much, I just felt incredibly happy and proud of her for standing up for what she truly wanted. And Darcy was such a badass. She didn’t care what others thought of her and she kept doing what she felt was right.
Of course, I wanted EVEN more than the 600+ pages Haley Cass gave us because I can never get enough of the characters she creates. I seriously want to throw myself into this book again immediately and re-read it.
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Crash Into You
E.J. Noyes
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Crash Into You
E.J. Noyes
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Triple Sec
T.J. Alexander
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Sun-Kissed Fangs
Rawnie Sabor