review
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Death God was a lot like Vampire God in the sense that I once again started off a tad annoyed at Pip’s constant talking. Also like Vampire God by the end of Death God, I was just laughing at Pip’s commentary instead of being aggravated. The only thing I still found irritating by the end
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Unlike the first one I was worried for a bit that I wouldn’t like this one. At the beginning Pip’s constant chattering, which I loved in the first one, was almost too much for me. Especially since she kept questioning if Marlowe had a way out when he came to rescue her. I know that’s
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I learned about this book from a random Facebook ad and I’m happy that I looked into it. This book was super fun to read. Sure, it’s not the best book out there, but it was a hilarious(and I don’t mean in a so bad it’s good way) fated/rejected mate’s book. Pip had me cracking
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After my friend’s constant “you need to read this, ” I finally got around to reading Lightlark. I was skeptical at first due to things I read online, but I decided to trust my friend and give it a try. Now, I’ll admit it’s not the most unique story, but I still had a lot
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You know that movie/movies you can watch a million times and not get bored of? The original Twister was one of those for me, I can’t explain why I just love it. When I heard it was getting a sequel I was sooooooooooooooooooo excited, and if I’m being honest not once was I worried. That
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I find it just a tad harder to find werewolf books where the MC struggles with being newly turned for more than one book so I do really like this series as a whole. Sadly though, a few details in Merlin’s Heir kept me from fully enjoying it. The biggest issue was the lack of
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Once again, this is another great addition to the Caleb Lambert series. After reading this one I realized the best part of this series is what Caleb’s guilt, self-awareness, and humor bring to the books. I feel like most books with an assassin/killer of killers type main character are usually more Dexter-like, you know the
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This review will be short and sweet because there’s not much to say about it except it was an average Despicable Me movie. It was funny, but not extremely funny, with a touch of cuteness. I don’t regret going to see it, but I’ll probably never choose it as a movie to watch later at
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I absolutely loved the first book so it comes as no surprise that I loved this one too! Even though I touched on this briefly in the previous book’s review it still feels weird to say that the best part of this book is the stress and worry that comes from having the story told
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When I’m scrolling through the simulcast section on Crunchyroll for a new anime to watch, if the photo and the little blurb aren’t immediately interesting, I’ll skip it. Unfortunately, Kaiju No. 8 was one of those shows, the character design on the photo didn’t interest me and the hover-over description only said when the show
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