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I wasn't expecting so much drama! Loved it!

I feel like Larabee deserved more.

A little too predictable.

Turns out I don't like watching reality TV, but books about reality TV? I'm here for it.

I might have just cried through an entire book.

This was intriguing up until I guessed who the killer was. Once Colly figured it out it was annoying that she said stuff like “The killer will be” instead of just saying the person's name because why wouldn't you? The last two chapters were painful as she recounted in detail the crime. Other than that, it was entertaining.

I normally don't read too many mysteries written before the 90s, but when I was looking for more Japanese mystery authors Seishi Yokomizo's name kept coming up. I was hooked pretty quickly and ended up buying the rest of the books in the series! This is the shortest one so I'm excited to see the details he gets into as this seemed so complicated, but short.

So glad I bought the whole series at once. I NEED to know what happens next!

Delicious.

I didn't expect that. I didn't know where this was going and I was heartbroken when it went there, but at the same time it was a relief. Loved this.

I'm not sure what it was about this one that I loved so much more than the first, but I did. The descriptions of all the dishes made me crave everything, but it also made me want to cook too!

Lots of changes happening in Reacher's world, but it's still quite entertaining. There were a couple of moments I felt frustrated with the direction things were going and some leaps that felt just too far. However, reading in today while the world is spinning out of control felt very timely.

That was unexpected. Some things bothered me and there were weird moments that felt disjointed but worth the read.

Well that was delightful.

So much good information, but at least 200 pages too long. It started to feel very repetitive and by the end, I just wanted to be done.

Part supernatural thriller, part murder mystery. I really enjoyed this!

Tempe's really getting herself into some situations. Started out creepy, but then just fell flat. I did think it was funny that she referenced Bones though.

A good, twisty thriller.

This felt weirdly dated. He mentions Gary Ridgway 16 times, Ted Bundy 11 times. Otherwise, wasn't as gripping as the first book in the series. Maybe because there wasn't a personal tie for Tracy?

Read this if you'd like to be infuriated. I spent the entire book internally screaming.

Nicely creepy and tense!

Ahhhh, that was perfection. No one writes tricky faeries like Holly Black.

Everyone's nightmare whether they'll admit it or not.

The perfect “I don't know who to root for” sort of book!

A sweet, weird romance with fun characters and some spice