

A hundred characters are introduced just in the first few pages and they're all awful. Completely awful and idiotic.
Also, there's no possible redemption for people drugging others.
This was messily written.
A hundred characters are introduced just in the first few pages and they're all awful. Completely awful and idiotic.
Also, there's no possible redemption for people drugging others.
This was messily written.

Protagonist was so unhinged, hilarious, annoying, delulu, and sad all at the same time.
Author made a great job cause she almost made me feel sorry for a narcissist.
Protagonist was so unhinged, hilarious, annoying, delulu, and sad all at the same time.
Author made a great job cause she almost made me feel sorry for a narcissist.

Aliens Hijacked My Heart
Jaeyoung's curiosity mirrored mine.
"I didn't know what an office was but it sounded treacherous" 😂
Jaeyoung's curiosity mirrored mine.
"I didn't know what an office was but it sounded treacherous" 😂

Interesting premise, never read anything similar in the sense of body swapping via brujería. It has a 'horror' tag but I would say it's just romance: a lady rescuing a lady in distress ❤️
Interesting premise, never read anything similar in the sense of body swapping via brujería. It has a 'horror' tag but I would say it's just romance: a lady rescuing a lady in distress ❤️

I could kiss Johanna’s brain, truly. She managed to blend tenderness and the macabre beautifully and in just the perfect amount of each. This is the second book of hers I read and I can confidently say that the way she writes speaks to my soul.
Spoilers from this point on, so please be aware:
I grew up catholic so the fascination religious people have with corpses has always intrigued me and I was glad the author made it a part of this book.
The fact that only Satan heard and responded to Elsebeth pleas and that even after all the suffering and death Ursula still didn’t waver in her belief just sums up how pointless any religious belief ends up being. You’re just reinforcing your own biases.
I did enjoy the sorority between the female characters, within what was possible in such dire setting.
Also, Otto’s first encounter with the necromancer was incredibly chilling and gave me goosebumps.
I could kiss Johanna’s brain, truly. She managed to blend tenderness and the macabre beautifully and in just the perfect amount of each. This is the second book of hers I read and I can confidently say that the way she writes speaks to my soul.
Spoilers from this point on, so please be aware:
I grew up catholic so the fascination religious people have with corpses has always intrigued me and I was glad the author made it a part of this book.
The fact that only Satan heard and responded to Elsebeth pleas and that even after all the suffering and death Ursula still didn’t waver in her belief just sums up how pointless any religious belief ends up being. You’re just reinforcing your own biases.
I did enjoy the sorority between the female characters, within what was possible in such dire setting.
Also, Otto’s first encounter with the necromancer was incredibly chilling and gave me goosebumps.

The double meaning of spoiled, 😙👌
The school acting as a 'closet' and Emily and Evelyn finally escaping 😙👌
The group as whole was so likeable.
All in all a good gothic story.
The double meaning of spoiled, 😙👌
The school acting as a 'closet' and Emily and Evelyn finally escaping 😙👌
The group as whole was so likeable.
All in all a good gothic story.