Reading a Thousand Lives
I'm a goodreads refugee. I read horror, classics, literary, science fiction, YA, weird, regency romances, historical fiction, history, science, fantasy and random bits and pieces of every genre, it seems like. I don't do as much reading and reviewing as I used to, but I'm trying to get back into the swing of things.
Currently reading
Cloak and Dagger
I ugly sobbed once at the end, ngl. And I was listening to music, so I turned it off really quickly to make sure nobody heard it. Thankfully it's 1 am. And I've been reading this since like... 6 pm? 7? its been hours.
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The five-star review is purely my recognition of how much I enjoyed this book. It's got some problems. There are a few errors, nothing too terrible. A word was missing in a sentence, a couple times. There are some spots I got confused. Yep, I thought the two pages of thoughts while they were escaping the prison was a little out of place. It's definitely not for the lighthearted, and its got a lot of questionable, dark subjects and situations going on here (including, at best, dubious consent).
But I am fascinated. You can read the rest of my review here @ The Silence in the Library.
