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I'm a Pajiaban. I like reading. A LOT. My fiancé weirdly agreed to move in with me even after he found out I come with over 600 books. This seemed like a natural next step.

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Across the Green Grass Fields- Yeesssss Seanan YEEESSSSSSS

Across the Green Grass Fields by Seanan McGuire

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Goddammit Seanan McGuire you’ve done it again. There’s a reason she’s one of my all time favorite authors and it’s because she never fails to disappoint. Seanan has a few different series, all of which I love. Across the Green Grass Fields belongs to her Doorway novellas. Essentially, Seanan created a meta fiction for all of those stories of kids stumbling into other worlds and having adventures. In her universe, children find their doors. These doors, if entered, sweep the child away to one of […]

Disappointing Domestic Thriller- try saying that 10x fast

The Last Mrs. by Mary Kubika

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Oh domestic thrillers. You give and you take. The Last Mrs. mostly took. I had the secondary plot twist figured out in the first quarter of the book, and the big plot twist became pretty clear about halfway through. The characters made NO sense, and neither did the twists in the plot. These novels always require a relative suspension of disbelief, but good GOD the main character was annoying and irresponsible. None of the other characters were all that good either- everyone was cartoonishly evil […]

The Chosen Ones- OMG yes read it

The Chosen Ones by Veronica Roth

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I’ve never read any of Veronica Roth’s YA work, but I scooped up her adult debut. First off, it’s about superheroes and chosen ones, and much like I love gritty takes on fairy tales, I loooooove gritty takes on superheroes and chosen ones. Second, I’d finished Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo last year. I’d been lukewarm on Bardugo’s YA, but Ninth House was phenomenal. I shrugged, and figured maybe I’d have the same experience with Roth, another best selling YA author going adult. **this is […]

The Last Flight- A bit flighty but fun (horrible pun but I’m standing by it)

The Last Flight by Julie Clark

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In earlier reviews I warned you I am a domestic thriller junkie. So now you get to hear about The Last Flight. An abused wife fleeing her husband trades tickets with a stranger also fleeing her old life on a whim. The abused wife then watches with horror as the plane she was supposed to be on is reported crashed, with no survivors. She decides to step into the other woman’s life at the other end of the swapped flight and finds more then she […]

The One- Soon to be on Netflix (per the overly excited front page of the book)

The One by John Marrs

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The basic premise of this book is relatively simple- what if someone figured out a way to find everybody’s DNA-designated soulmate and made it into a dating service? What would that do to relationships? What would that do to married couples who decide to see if they really are meant to be? How sure could you be that your match was actually the real deal? The One explores this through the lives of several individuals as they use the service. There’s the engaged couple who […]



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