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Akenna was so impulsive and immature I forgot I wasn‘t reading YA until they started screwing. She continued on with her antics to everyone‘s detriment & was some how seen as a great leader almost simultaneously. That lowers my rating, that action was amazing & worldbuilding was elaborate. But the MC was infuriating

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I found myself conflicted on this one, rating it somewhere between a 3 and a 4. While the writing didn't particularly impress me, I was utterly captivated by the central mystery of the plot—I just had to know what Grace was.

Monica's gullibility was honestly annoying, but the sheer, over-the-top absurdity of the story kept me entertained.

I really loved this one. The magic system was really interesting and complex. I also enjoyed the character growth and all the twists and turns as the story unfolded. Navigating family responsibilities and personal relationships can be complicated, and the author did a great job depicting that. There are definite parallels to real-world issues and politics. I was pleased with the vibe at the end. And I love this cover art!

You‘re Not Supposed To Die Tonight is a fast paced young adult thriller/horror story.
Camp Mirror Lake, is the site of a horror simulation game, where Charity plays the “final girl” in each evenings games, which is made complete with fake blood/gore and many scares. Charity and the rest of the crew, enjoy creating fear and terror for their guests.

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Loved it! Really appreciate all the support Bri had on her journey. I‘m really looking forward to reading more from this author ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I loved that Eva felt so realistic, not flawless. I adored her relationship with her daughter, they had several fun conversations. Cece was a hilarious secondary character.

This was easy to read, pretty light story. Romance was cute.

The last part of the book wasn't as strong as the beginning. There was some unnecessary drama, nothing major, but I personally just hate miscommunication.