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"'No,' said Nusis's voice in answer. 'I can see perfectly well in the dark.'"
The older I get, the more I would appreciate this as a superpower. Driving at night with perfect night vision? Chef's kiss.
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If body horror and child abuse are really not for you, this is probably a good place to put this book down.
Between the cemetery gaslighting and now the EYELIDS, Juan is really gunning for Father of the Year Award, huh?
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The Ceremonial feels like a run-of-the-mill "offer up your loyalists as sacrifice because it's an honor to be chosen" deal. But without being kitschy? Like there's still rituals obvi but the author does a really amazing job at weaving the supernatural elements into the normal world. It feels very believable and that much creepier.
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These sea titans/leviathans have not been given much of a description yet but I'm imagining Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim". Not very creative on my part, I know. How's everyone else picturing them?
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The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan, #1)
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"I did not wish to bring a daughter into this world of men, into a world that would silence her thoughts before she could even speak them."
The song "Labour" by Paris Paloma comes to mind.