

This is what the brothers' conversations sound like: -I'm a badass -No, I'm am the badass -No way, I'm the baddest badass there is 😒
BTW, Michael has no reason to feel THAT upset with Linda & Megan.
This is what the brothers' conversations sound like: -I'm a badass -No, I'm am the badass -No way, I'm the baddest badass there is 😒
BTW, Michael has no reason to feel THAT upset with Linda & Megan.

I had such high hopes for this but it fell short. The premise is quite unique and intriguing, heavy on symbolism, but the execution was not it. It could've dealt with all the themes it poses in a more comprehensive way.
I had such high hopes for this but it fell short. The premise is quite unique and intriguing, heavy on symbolism, but the execution was not it. It could've dealt with all the themes it poses in a more comprehensive way.

I already knew the whole timeline 😅 but the book was thorough. My criticism stems from the clear biases the author holds.
One thing that fascinated me was how reliant on astrology and mediums the investigation was at one point. If true that he made the predictions ahead of time, Joseph DeLouise would've been outstanding in today's internet.
I already knew the whole timeline 😅 but the book was thorough. My criticism stems from the clear biases the author holds.
One thing that fascinated me was how reliant on astrology and mediums the investigation was at one point. If true that he made the predictions ahead of time, Joseph DeLouise would've been outstanding in today's internet.

Insufferable: Rory mainly, but the whole book too. I imagine the author thinking "how many clichés can I pack in 200 pages?" and going for ALL of them. So goddam predictable.
Insufferable: Rory mainly, but the whole book too. I imagine the author thinking "how many clichés can I pack in 200 pages?" and going for ALL of them. So goddam predictable.

First Tilt
None of the characters is the least bit likeable 😑
None of the characters is the least bit likeable 😑