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VoxB (3 KP) rated My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark in Podcasts
Jan 8, 2019 (Updated Jan 8, 2019)
Engaging (2 more)
Humourous
Brilliant hosts
Ads (1 more)
They can go off on tangents
SSDDM
Feels like you're included in a conversation between 2 friends. They are engaging and hilarious and have a warmness you may not expect from a show about murder.
Swim Deep recommended (Vi-Vi) Vicious Games by Paranoid London in Music (curated)
Ginny & Georgia
TV Show
Ginny Miller, an angsty fifteen-year-old, often feels more mature than her thirty-year-old mother,...
Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995) in Movies
Jul 15, 2022
Ashley Wold (5 KP) rated A Court of Wings and Ruin in Books
Jan 31, 2018 (Updated Jan 31, 2018)
FEELS (2 more)
Action-packed
Court of Dreams banter
Melodramatic/cheesy/repetitive writing (3 more)
Character development overall isn't as satisfying
Feysand smut isn't as interesting, feels excessive
Some of the plot feels forced
I'm conflicted about this book. I definitely liked it better than ACoTaR, but ACoMaF was so incredible that I had high expectations for the third book, and some parts of it just fell flat.
The first bit pacing is a bit slow, but picks up. There were times I felt the writing was a bit cheesy and/or melodramatic, and at times repetitive. For the second book, there was a lot of sexual tension, but in this book it just seems like excessive sexy times since they're already together. A lot of the plot felt forced.
Don't get me wrong, I still enjoyed reading this book! But it definitely felt more like a "guilty pleasure" read.
The first bit pacing is a bit slow, but picks up. There were times I felt the writing was a bit cheesy and/or melodramatic, and at times repetitive. For the second book, there was a lot of sexual tension, but in this book it just seems like excessive sexy times since they're already together. A lot of the plot felt forced.
Don't get me wrong, I still enjoyed reading this book! But it definitely felt more like a "guilty pleasure" read.



