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i know they’re necessary for the plot as police officers but chris and donna really bore me compared to the core 4
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Bernard tucks his paper under his arm. “With respect, Ibrahim, Ron, you have no idea what the worst thing I could do is.” bernard, don’t you dare break joyce’s heart by doing something stupid
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Though not a quick exodus, because you know that getting out of a garden chair at our age is a military operation. the humour in this book is good fun
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it’s quite sad that everyone in the village has some constant form of grief in their lives - absent children, loneliness, dementia, being widowed, the decline of their own health
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And you’d think, given that she works in IT, she could have googled “Botox.” She must be fifty, Ian thinks, same age as him. […] Ian is on a lot of dating apps, and sets a strict upper age limit of twenty-five. throw the whole man AWAYYY
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oof not the israel mention jumpscare, at least it’s being used to show that ian is a total wanker but still i could do without that
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I just read a review of a book I'm so excited about and the person actually DNFd it bc its in 3rd person... There's this one line review that said "third person dnf" 😬 And I've seen a lot of reels and threads about how 3rd pov is difficult to understand for some readers. Which is totally valid bc if it's difficult then it ok to avoid or dnf it but saying one is superior than the other is not ok though!!! And then there's someone on threads who has posted this stats about how 86% of all the books that's sold last month are all in 1st person!!!! 😵 Please tell me about your preferences and recommend some of your favourite fantasy/romance books in 3rd person POV
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Dramatic battles, tense political intrigue, unique world building...and is that maybe some romance I'm sensing? These books are not Romantasy but focus primarily on the SFF elements. Romance is a subplot and may not appear until later in the series, but when it does, you won't be disappointed.
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i kind of wish i wasn’t reading this as an ARC because i want to post in this forum SO BADLY but obviously cannot until it’s released but that’s MONTHS AWAY IM GOING TO SCREAM