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… until a little past the middle. We have our person on trial as the major point of view, and have a few others making comments about their character. By the trail we do have some repetition and the conclusion felt anticlimactic. While we need to remember the time frame in which this happened I was hoping for something more or different to really say I completely enjoyed this book. #FableBR

3✨ I‘m not sure how to write this review because the journey is what is important in this book. We start not knowing really what is going on. All we know is there is “Red” and there is “Blue”. They appear to be rivals taunting each other as they are on two sides of a war. They do this by sending letters to each other. They bounce around in time, and meet each other from time to time. #FableBR @Littlewolf1

5✨ That was an amazing roller coaster. I thought for sure I knew what happened to Jess‘s brother,Ben, and who did it. Boy was I completely wrong! It kept me on the edge of my seat and luckily I was off work when I hit a really good spot where I couldn‘t stop. Who needs sleep anyways! I was completely floor when it all started to become more clear. This will be a recommended book if anyone needs a thriller. Wow! #FableBR

DNF- I felt really confused and couldn‘t keep the storyline straight. I did make the assumptions that were listed in the overview and wasn‘t engaged enough to continue. If you read this I suggest being able to give it time. Right now for me I didn‘t have that time and patience. #FableBR

4✨I don‘t know what it is about this book that made me like it so much. Being in a store overnight to try to catch a vandal was an interesting storyline. Then being way more than that was even more intriguing. Normally, I can handle gore and this book had a lot! There was a few scenes I had to pause to take a breather from the very vivid descriptive writing on the gore. Overall, I would say this was the most memorable story I read this month.

3✨ It started out really slow as I gauged what was happening. It is a multidimensional setting that was difficult at first to wrap my mind around. It jumped ahead a few times before the characters were in the future which was an interesting touch. I also really liked the chapters that back tracked just a bit to change POVs along a common conversation or situation. I would have liked a slightly different ending, but it was a partial happy ending.

4✨ This was Poirot‘s last case. It‘s really hard not to give away anything for this one. There was a lot of big reveals and shocking revelation on who the murderer is. Just wow! 🤯 #FableBR #SeriesLove

3✨ Tough to read with hurt babies, lots of creepy settings, people in danger all throughout, and mythological stories I‘m not familiar with. The creepiness and danger to character was great! I just wish I knew what was going on half the time. 😅 #FableBR @MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm @Littlewolf1

4✨ This was really good! Yarvi just wants to take his ministers test when his father and brother suddenly die. Feeling like half a man because of his weak hand he comes to the throne. I suspected the first betrayal, but there was a few reveals that I did not expect. I loved the adventure and the unlikely friends. There were sad moments, shocking moments, and it all tied nicely together. #FableBR

2✨ While I technically bailed on this one it was a collection of short stories. The problem is as mysteries it was not satisfying to try to solve the mystery because there was not a lot of information provided. Poirot being as amazing as he is can solve mysteries without much, but I would have at least like to have a chance. 😅 #FableBR