#heather long

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River Wolf by Heather Long

5 stars

My brain is still processing all that went down in this book! There is so much, so many things that happen that just had my heart racing, while also having to savouring every moment. Firstly, how do these characters all fit together? It takes most of the story to get to bottom of that. Secondly, who, how, what, and why? So much this, and the ending, the conclusion, perfection, and if I wasn’t hooked before, I definitely am now, because these characters are phenomenally amazing <3

[thebookishbottle]

currently reading: mad boys by heather long

i need these boys to get it together

i need at least one of them to be likable i need growth i need kindness

also watching RJ very closely 👀

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each book opens a door in my mind.

[thebookishbottle]

currently reading: problem child by heather long

back to something more character-driven

hoping for strong fmc energy and relationships that actually build instead of chaos

each book opens a door in my mind.

[thebookishbottle]

currently reading: don’t let go by heather long

okay now i need answers. is she going to find them? is she going to take them down? and how are her and the guys actually going to work after everything??

i’m locked in.

each book opens a door in my mind.

[thebookishbottle]

currently reading: talk to me by heather long

the secrets, the drama, the tension… this one was calling to me so i’m diving into the switchboard duet.

each book opens a door in my mind.

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Something too many economists don't understand: Economics

One would hope that historians, and especially economists, would understand the differences between federal financing (Monetary Sovereignty) and personal financing (monetary non-sovereignty). Sadly, any such hopes seem dashed by this MSN article. ‘We are guilty of spending our rainy-day fund in sunny weather’: Top economists, historians unite to urge action on $38 trillion national debt. By Nick…

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A Man Called Wyatt by Heather Long

5 stars

This book has all the answers, all the heartbreak, all the hope, and all wildness, that everything has been building towards! It invaded my dreams, stalked my waking hours, and left be bereft with the worse book hangover I’ve had in a really long time. Wyatt is so much more than we could have imagined. The story is so much deeper than we could think. The emotions so much richer than we thought we could feel. This was the end of a saga and a whole new beginning, and it was beautiful <3

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The Quick and the Fevered by Heather Long

5 stars

It took me a while to let all that happened in this book sink in before I could comment on it. Answers to questions we didn’t even know we had were given. Characters we never gave a lot of thought to had us caring and worried about them. Sadness permeated our characters while hope blossomed anew. So many things kept me glued to the story, feeling for the characters, and happy for our couples.