I wont ruin the fun.
but I suppose being dead is an equalizer. Right. Sterilized while you are alive, thats ssomething that some one took. sterile and dead is.
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I wont ruin the fun.
but I suppose being dead is an equalizer. Right. Sterilized while you are alive, thats ssomething that some one took. sterile and dead is.
Would it be crazy to start a Charlie Parker book club on here? If I'm going to read the whole series anyways. Nice thing is people can hop in whenever, cause they can be standalones. I guess, interest check, would anyone wanna join me?
This is my first time reading most of them (except The Lovers, started Every Dead Thing but I'll listen to the audiobook for this) so don't feel shy if you're unfamiliar.
It's about a private detective, Charlie Parker, trying to find who murdered his wife Susan and his daughter Jennifer, with more supernatural elements as the series progresses.
I'm totally in love with this series after reading 1.5 of the books out of 20 something. Charlie is a great protagonist, I adore him so much, and I love Angel and Louis, his best friends. You gotta mention them whenever Charlie Parker comes up, the burglar and hitman who fell in love. So iconic.
Please read these books with me?
goretober day 3: keepsake
"Wondering where your wife is? She's on the middle shelf, third from the left. Shit, Bird, you're probably sitting beside her right now."
Porcelain
Fandom: Charlie Parker - John Connolly (Every Dead Thing centric)
Warnings: anorexia, missing sibling
Summary: David can't even finish a cup of tea anymore.
Word Count: 55
https://archiveofourown.org/works/65454427
The crew was made up of hardworking local men, most of them married with children of their own. They agreed to say nothing until we contacted them and told them that it was okay to do so. They meant what they said, but I knew that some of them would tell their wives and their girlfriends as soon as they got home, and word of what happened would spread from there. A man who says he tells his wife everything is either a liar or a fool, my first sergeant used to say. Unfortunately, he was divorced.
— page 370 of Every Dead Thing by John Connolly
I wanna name the Fontenot maid from Every Dead Thing in this fic
Mélissa
Mélisande
[something else]
Still thinking about David from Every Dead Thing...