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Every time I pick up a Coho novel, I go into it with little anticipation and trepidation about experiencing heartbreak. My favourite aspect of her books, though, is the societal message that each of them conveys. The mother-daughter combo tells the story in this book. I initially had the impression that something was strange about the main protagonist's connection with her partner when I first started reading. I won't reveal any details, but even though I initially suspected the outcome, I was completely unprepared for the twist. For Morgan and Clara, I feel horrible. The two hold love, but their strong personalities cause them to frequently disagree. The two must put aside their differences when the family suffers a catastrophe and work to accept their new situation. However, I don't like the way Clara was acting. To be honest, though, there is nothing to judge because, when one is kept in the dark, similar things do occur in reality. Despite all of their positive qualities, the characters were flawed, which reflects that no one is perfect. I like Miller and his grandfather. They are really cute.   The very best of Colleen Hoover's writing is present in this piece. It explores the complexities of parent-child relationships, the difficulties of growing up and pursuing independence, and how to go on after tragedy. It's a detailed portrait of the tapestry of life, revealing the complexity of everyone's emotions and expectations as well as what occurs when they all converge. This tale mirrors reality rather than being only a work of fiction.

I firmly believe that you are missing a gem if you haven't read this book yet. After reading this, I can see why it has so many fans. After finishing this book, I saw the movie that was based on it. The narrative is based on a novel, though not exactly. The main characters of the narrative are Jack Torrence, his wife, and their son Danny. They ended up staying at the Overlook Hotel, where Jack spent the winter working as the hotel's caretaker. However, things swiftly turned dark and unsettling. Do you want to know how the story will end? I won't disclose any spoilers, so read on yourself.  The tale is wonderfully assisted by all the characters in this book. Even though Jack, Wendy, and Danny are the only main characters, we still learned a lot about the other characters. Knowing the behavioural issues and backstory of the major characters definitely helped me. Although I genuinely adore Danny, I worried a lot about him and occasionally about Jack and Wendy during the entire novel. The plot is quite nicely crafted and frightening. You may get a chill down your spine from the way it was written. He essentially created a new haunting universe with the overlook hotel in it, with the storylines in his book and the evolution of the story. I was on edge all the time I was reading. Every scene gives me a shiver, but the bath tub lady scene especially. This is a really simple yet frightening tale with lots of unexpected twists. Overall,the story is about how unfortunate events may turn a location or even an individual into something horrible that we never would have imagined. The evil is within us, but how we respond to it matters more than the evil itself. We could see how Jack handled the situation at the end of the book. I highly advise any other below-the-rock inhabitants who might not have come across this one.

I really enjoyed Harper L. Woods' second book in the Flesh and Bone series more than the first. It was a bit slow to start, but the secrets revealed in the second half definitely make it more exciting. The pure and unconditional love between Caelum and Estrella is beautiful, and I'm looking forward to finding out more about Estrella's true identity and power. Even though there was a lot of smut in the book, the action sequences were enjoyable, and I would definitely recommend it👍

If you're looking for an enjoyable, romantic read that follows the enemies-to-lovers theme, Harper L. Woods' first book of the Flesh and Bone series is perfect for you. The story follows Caldris and Estrella, a Fae and a mortal respectively, as they navigate the world of mortals living under the rule of Fae, primordial Gods, creatures, and fated mates. Estrella is fierce and sassy, determined to fight against the male-dominated society and gain her freedom. Caelum is the cool, collected Fae who challenges Estrella's beliefs. The book is engaging and there are plenty of clues throughout that make it easy to predict the plot, however, this doesn't lessen the impact of the story. The book concludes with a cliffhanger, as expected, and although some parts can be a bit slow, the overall book is a great read. I'm excited to pick up the second book in the series.

I didn't even know what the book was about when I started reading. I anticipated it to be another tragic love story because I've read Coho's previous books. In contrast, this novel shocks me. Coho's writing style is definitely surprising. Here we have a straightforward but captivating story. Even though Merit is residing with her family, there is considerable conflict present. Everyone has flaws and secrets, she considered, but nobody cares about anybody else. There is much to say, but none of it is done. Segan is someone I like. Such a lovely, strong, and understanding character, he is. Each individual contributes to the intrigue of the narrative in their own unique ways. I'm pleased with the outcome. The story does a good job of describing the ideas of family, perspective, and depression. There are moments when we suspect that our family may be dysfunctional and consider leaving. Thoughts like these are common among teenagers, yet everyone must have had them anyway. Teenage years are a particularly sensitive time when we rush to judgement and act without thinking or listening. Occasionally, this results in mental health problems like depression. By using the primary character Merit, the author did a great job of elaborating on these feelings. By this book, she has left a lovely note. Really worth reading 👍

I initially considered picking up a scary book for the autumn season. Then it's Halloween, so it goes without saying that I choose "Halloween party". She is a new author to me. She was a talented mystery author, as I knew. Now I know the reason. The book was extremely good. Even though it wasn't as creepy as I had imagined it to be or about Halloween, it was just about the party where the narrative started. But this definitely has me intrigued to discover the culprits. Even if identifying the perpetrators is simple, it was the reasons that shocked me the most. I loved how all of the specifics were covered. Both the narrative and the resolution are really satisfying. Highly advised

What else is there to say if we're discussing a spooky Halloween without bringing up Dracula? It is widely regarded as one of the best vampire and horror books. The standards for what a vampire ought to be were established by Bram Stoker, who also served as a model for subsequent vampire novel authors. The incredibly sophisticated, elegant, and timeless language will immediately catch your attention. But believe me, I had to adjust the writing over time. Dracula indeed a masterpiece. Recommended 🧛‍♂️