
None of the characters are likable, the plot was rather predictable, but it was a quick read. I am interested in the sequels.

None of the characters are likable, the plot was rather predictable, but it was a quick read. I am interested in the sequels.

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We Used to Live Here is dark, eerie, and full of suspense. The story kept me hooked and guessing right up until the end. I loved the creepy atmosphere and unsettling vibe. However, it left a few too many questions unanswered for my taste. I don‘t want to spoil anything, but I finished still wondering about a lot. If you enjoy open-ended psychological thrillers, this one might be a good listen.

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