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When I came across this book and saw that it was cyberpunk and vampires, I knew I had to read it. After finishing it, I was a tad disappointed, but it was still a pretty okay book. Besides the semi-repetitiveness of the story (main guy trying to talk to a person, to find answers, only
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My opinions of Scythe & Sparrow are very similar to Leather & Lark, where I loved it, but not as much as Butcher & Blackbird. My biggest issue with Scythe & Sparrow was that I really, really wanted Fionn to be the only well-adjusted brother! I wanted his only red flag to be that he
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First things first, I loved these audiobooks! The Irish accents are to die for! That being said, I didn’t quite love Leather & Lark as much as Butcher & Blackbird. I, of course, still love this one, but I had one big issue. The reason I loved Butcher & Blackbird so much was that it
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Who knew serial killers falling in love could be so cute!!!! I had a blast listening to this book. It’s got everything a person could want in a romance: flirting, comedy, traumatic backstories, and murder! But seriously, I can not get enough of the “he fell first, and he fell harder” trope. It’s one of
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Dark romances, let alone dark stalker romances, aren’t necessarily my go-to genre, but I came across a soundbite of the audiobook for Lights Out, and I had to listen to it. Oh man, was that the best decision ever? Yes, yes, it was! I feel weird saying it but Lights Out was so fucking funny
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Dammit Suzanne you did it again! While plenty of books have made me cry recently, it’s been a long time since a book has made me bawl so much that I couldn’t read the words on the page. I, like everyone else, knew it was going to be bad(emotionally, of course), but oh boy, I
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When you put a vampire book with badass main characters with traumatic backstories that find their true loves in front of me, it’s almost guaranteed that I will enjoy it. Then you also add the fact that it’s a sequel where the things that went bad in the previous book get fixed I will most
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I feel like I can keep this review quick and simple by saying that after finishing House of Sky and Breath, Crescent City has now solidified its place as my second favorite Maas series! I love all the characters and had so much fun listening to this book in the car. This book had so
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I absolutely can not get enough of the male POV in romantasy books. So, when I learned there was an entire book with just Carden’s POV, I was super excited! I loved seeing his love for Jude start to blossom, but even more, I loved the sadness. Yup, as every reader knows, there’s not much
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I love vampires. I love romantasy. I love badass characters that are great with swords. I love dudes with wings. When you put all of those together, you of course get an amazing book. This is also one of those books that I, weirdly enough, don’t have much to say except it made me laugh
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