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Kris10H
Misery | Stephen King
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Pickpick

I don't even know how to properly rate Stephen King novels at this point; I have yet to find one that I don't like, so I tend to just compare to other King books I've read. Misery is a classic, and I finally understand why.

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saritaroth
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“The October wind came down from the stars.”

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bookishbitch
Starling House | Alix Harrow
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This book was SO FREAKING GOOD!! I loved the story, but it was honestly the writing that made this for me. Not only will I be looking to read more by this author, but I'm afraid it will leave me with a book hangover that causes a slump. There were also some historical facts at the end that just added to the vibe. Oh, and make sure to look for the last chapter that comes after the author notes at the end.

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MariaW
Shakespeare Undead | Lori Handeland
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Mehso-so

I got this one out of a little free library and have to say there is a reason with there is an offer sticker on it. This is supposed to be the story behind the dark lady of Shakespeare‘s sonetts m, but with zombies. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ The only good things in this novel are the original quotes of his plays and their usage for the dialogues in the text. I am torn between So-So and Pan.

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Robotswithpersonality
Big Machine: A Novel | Victor LaValle
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🚪😔

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bookish_wookish
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This book was incredible! I stayed up past my bedtime the last 3 nights and read during my lunch break and blew through this almost 500 page book! Very few books have me yelling out loud and this was one! There is a lot of gore but it isn‘t pointless gore and I should have used my smut bookmark for this one! The main character does have OCD which can be a trigger so heads up on that! I can‘t wait to start the second one on my lunch break!

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twinkletoes74
Hex | Thomas Olde Heuvelt
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It's a story of a witch who still haunts a town after her death more than 300 years ago. Everyone who lives there can never leave.

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Reggie
Rest Stop | Nat Cassidy
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Driving to see his sick Bubbe, Abe stops at this middle of nowhere Rest Stop in the middle of the night where nothing is right. Cassidy writes one of my favorite things. When a character is in a high pressure situation, those closest to them start talking to them subconsciously. In this case, it‘s his horrible Bubbe and his golden retriever bandmate Ty. There‘s creepy crawlies, a killer, some Yiddish, and a surprisingly poignant moment. Pick!

AmyG A horrible Bubbe? What? 🤣 11h
Reggie @AmyG she‘s the mean grandma. lol 10h
vivastory I've heard great things about this one. Really enjoyed Nestling. Looking forward to the latest werewolf story 40m
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heyitsMacall
Pines | Blake Crouch
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The first book I‘ve read from a Reddit recommendation haha. I liked it! Seemed a little horror like at parts but is categorized as a mystery at my library? You can really tell the author is a male through the violence scenes (something pointed out by a book reviewer that I can‘t let go of).

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AmandaBlaze
Eat the Ones You Love | Sarah Maria Griffin
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'Eat the Ones You Love' is a bizarre novel, but in a good way. The shopping mall where Shell just got a job is closing. What she doesn't know is this affects more the workers. There's a carnivorous, sentient plant hiding within the walls and floors, who wants nothing more than to eat someone. Baby, the plant, is one of my favorite voices in the audiobook. Relationships of various kinds are spotlghted throughout the novel. 4 stars

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