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Layers and layers of intrigue topped off with an excellent unreliable narrator. I think Grace is Carter's darkest-humored heroine, which is an interesting change from her other books, too. The amateur teenage espionage crew grows, as well! #reread #yalit #yathriller

Ace book.
Really great writing, felt very real. Plus an abundance of female characters and authors.

Borrowed from my 78 year old neighbour who us absolutely wonderful!

It's making me want to re read books...

Wrap up for my #summersendreadathon is fifteen books, and 85.5 hours. Whew. ( @Clwojick )

Now to finish off my last couple of books for #newtsreadathon2019

Yeah, sorry, this was a pan from me. The story was decent up until the ‘cliff-hanger‘ ending, but the cliff-hanger involved stopping mid-scene with a message along the lines of “want to know what happens next? Buy the next book here.”

I don‘t play that game. Wrap up except for a few unresolved threads and I‘ll happily follow those to the next book, but I didn‘t sign up for a serialised publication in an undisclosed number of parts.

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Omg. I‘ve been hoping for this one for a verrrrrry long time. So so so so so so so pleased the author lived through a terrible illness and gave us this incredible conclusion ... THOUGH MAYBE NOT??? to the quartet. Can‘t say much more without spoilers but I was reminded both of Graceling and of Ursula LeGuin. Suffice it to say this ended better than I expected while also being terribly hard, and sad, for many of the characters. 4.5 ⭐️

Part biography, part self help, part love letter to books