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minsuni commented...

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Muting authors is an approved roadmap request :)

  • Blocking authors

    I've been thinking that I would appreciate the possibility to block authors from showing up on my timeline. Or if not blocking, then just hide. Some names simply ruin my mood... 😭😭 Does anyone feel the same?

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    yeaaahh it had everything to be so much better :(

  • What Feeds Below
    Sep 07, 2026
    What Feeds BelowTatiana Schlote-Bonne
    2.5
    Enjoyment: 2.0Quality: 2.0Characters: 2.0Plot: 2.5
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    Well…. maybe you shouldn’t trust every book your favorite author recommends.

    A big part of me is annoyed at this book because of how much potential it had. I really enjoyed the writing, the descriptions of the world around the characters, the fungus and the monsters was so well done and the horror aspect of this story was so well written, the concept of the plot is so interesting and I was genuinely invested in understanding the void more, its story and what lived in its different layers. But then the plot itself was so messy and boring.

    Nothing happens that directly impact the plot for like 40% of the book, and when something does happen, it’s wrapped up so quickly that completely deviates from the main plot. What’s even the point of things happening when they’re over so quickly. Most of this book is just the characters going through the void, describing what they’re seeing and a few attacks they have to face and it was just boring to read.

    Things also happen for no reason or that have no impact on the plot? And at the same time some things are left without explanation that could’ve had a bigger impact on the main character’s story.

    And honestly, I kinda hated Petra. She cares way too much about her business that when someone dies, her first thought is that it will ruin her score, she’s judgmental towards others when she herself had been through a lot when she was younger, she was so quick to let people go and at the same time so easily influenced by those around her. She was so weak for a main character with barely any growth.

    Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC!

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    minsuni commented...

    7h

    so obsessed with that cover 😩😩😩

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    polterbooks is interested in reading...

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    The Fourth Wife

    The Fourth Wife

    Linda Hamilton

    The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas meets “Sister Wives” in a deliciously chilling, darkly romantic, historical gothic horror with a feminist slant, as a young Mormon woman is haunted by a malevolent presence in the decrepit Salt Lake City mansion she shares with her new husband and his other wives… Hazel Russon’s life in 1879 Utah territory is defined by three the Mormon church, polygamy, and the men who control both. She knows she’s supposed to suppress her sinful dreams of a monogamous life with her sweetheart, and her desire for the freedom to play her beloved piano. Every Mormon woman’s duty is to live obediently and meekly, devoted to her husband and her calling as a sister wife. Her eternal salvation depends upon it. Commanded to become the fourth wife of a man she’s never met, Hazel is relieved that Jacob Manwaring is attentive and handsome. However, she is shocked to discover that instead of living separately as is custom, all of Jacob’s wives and children live in the same house—a large, dilapidated manor that inexplicably fills Hazel with dread.  Despite Jacob’s tenderness, Hazel senses dark secrets and resentments among her sister wives. She hears strange music, sees blood oozing from the very walls, and glimpses apparitions that grow more terrifying every day. And as her nightmares worsen, Hazel can’t be sure if she has more to fear from the living—including her mysterious husband—or from a sinister presence that seems to animate the house itself . . . Drawing on little-known Mormon folklore and the author’s own polygamous ancestors, this fascinating, suspense-filled historical novel debut is by turns darkly romantic, spine-tingling, and wholly unforgettable.

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    minsuni commented...

    7h

    omw to fight your reading slump so you can enjoy reading and talking about books again 🤺🤺🤺

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    minsuni commented...

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    stunninggg work congrats!!! 🥳🌟

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    minsuni commented...

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    so spookyyyy so sparklyyy congrats Catherine!!!👻👻

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  • Vicious

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  • Vicious

    Vicious (Villains, #1)

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  • Vicious

    Vicious (Villains, #1)

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    weeee congrats Laura!!! 🌟🌟🌟

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    He wanted to undress her brain, stroke her perspective, make her gasp out the most fascinating theory she hid from all other men. (He also wanted to kiss the hell out of her, but that went without saying.) I fear I am now reading this solely for Beth and Devon

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    got accepted for this arc hihi very excited to read more from this author

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    You're No Better

    You're No Better

    Andrew Joseph White

    Bestselling author Andrew Joseph White returns with another horrific YA thriller: a profound portrait of a struggling teen trying to convince the world—and himself—that he’s better than the serial killer who raised him. Morgan Slaughter, a seventeen-year-old trans boy with autism, put his serial killer father in prison years ago. Despite that, everyone thinks Morgan will grow up to be just like his dad: including his volatile mother, the documentary crew following their family, and maybe himself. Desperately, Morgan latches onto his father’s final victim—the only one who was never identified—hoping that if he unravels the mystery, he’ll finally prove he’s better than the man who hurt him. But this puts Morgan in the crosshairs of classmate Felicity Keating, who knows the truth about Morgan’s childhood—that he wasn’t just a witness to his father’s brutality, he was an accomplice. And if he doesn’t let them help with his investigation? They’ll tell everyone. Forced to confront his past, Morgan’s ugly but carefully controlled world unravels. The film crew is manipulative. His mother’s temper spirals into malice, then violence. And Morgan and Felicity may be more tightly intertwined than either of them can stomach . . . You're No Better is a gritty and unapologetic coming-of-age suspense about teens who grew up surrounded by cruelty and are clawing their way to adulthood the only way they know how.

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    You're No Better

    You're No Better

    Andrew Joseph White

    Bestselling author Andrew Joseph White returns with another horrific YA thriller: a profound portrait of a struggling teen trying to convince the world—and himself—that he’s better than the serial killer who raised him. Morgan Slaughter, a seventeen-year-old trans boy with autism, put his serial killer father in prison years ago. Despite that, everyone thinks Morgan will grow up to be just like his dad: including his volatile mother, the documentary crew following their family, and maybe himself. Desperately, Morgan latches onto his father’s final victim—the only one who was never identified—hoping that if he unravels the mystery, he’ll finally prove he’s better than the man who hurt him. But this puts Morgan in the crosshairs of classmate Felicity Keating, who knows the truth about Morgan’s childhood—that he wasn’t just a witness to his father’s brutality, he was an accomplice. And if he doesn’t let them help with his investigation? They’ll tell everyone. Forced to confront his past, Morgan’s ugly but carefully controlled world unravels. The film crew is manipulative. His mother’s temper spirals into malice, then violence. And Morgan and Felicity may be more tightly intertwined than either of them can stomach . . . You're No Better is a gritty and unapologetic coming-of-age suspense about teens who grew up surrounded by cruelty and are clawing their way to adulthood the only way they know how.

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  • What Feeds Below
    Sep 07, 2026
    What Feeds BelowTatiana Schlote-Bonne
    2.5
    Enjoyment: 2.0Quality: 2.0Characters: 2.0Plot: 2.5
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    🐛
    🌿

    Well…. maybe you shouldn’t trust every book your favorite author recommends.

    A big part of me is annoyed at this book because of how much potential it had. I really enjoyed the writing, the descriptions of the world around the characters, the fungus and the monsters was so well done and the horror aspect of this story was so well written, the concept of the plot is so interesting and I was genuinely invested in understanding the void more, its story and what lived in its different layers. But then the plot itself was so messy and boring.

    Nothing happens that directly impact the plot for like 40% of the book, and when something does happen, it’s wrapped up so quickly that completely deviates from the main plot. What’s even the point of things happening when they’re over so quickly. Most of this book is just the characters going through the void, describing what they’re seeing and a few attacks they have to face and it was just boring to read.

    Things also happen for no reason or that have no impact on the plot? And at the same time some things are left without explanation that could’ve had a bigger impact on the main character’s story.

    And honestly, I kinda hated Petra. She cares way too much about her business that when someone dies, her first thought is that it will ruin her score, she’s judgmental towards others when she herself had been through a lot when she was younger, she was so quick to let people go and at the same time so easily influenced by those around her. She was so weak for a main character with barely any growth.

    Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC!

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