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me when deacon and lisa.
Have you seen Dirk Gently (2010-2012)?
Yes
Partially
No, but I've heard of it
Never heard of it
This book is driving me insane. It's so good, SO good!! Amazing, genuinely. Seeing everything move along so slowly to reading how they think, the killing method in this book is something I never would have thought of. I'm 100 pages away from the end, and they just found their first body. Now everything is quickly unraveling. The killers know so, and now they're sacrificing more so that they'll 'have enough blood' to get settled elsewhere and start again.
AND it's a duo team, AND the dominant hand of the operation is the girl.
And! The male who does the killing for the girl is in it for the sexuality in it, whereas she's in it for the blood. Reading the scene where he visits the freezer was really, really.. uncomfortable. This book is still so good.
Lisa Jackson outdid herself with this book. It's been SO long since I've been so desperate to make time to read something. I think I may have a reread sometime and annotate it. Purchasing it, I just knew I've always liked her works and that the summary was new and refreshing compared to all the thrillers I've been reading.
Oh, did I mention this takes place at a Catholic school? 😄
new-to-me #507 - The Visit (2009)
A screenshot I took earlier of Deek🤍🥺
If you can only read 1 non-fiction and 1 fiction book for the rest of your life, what would it be? Why do you pick these books?
Do you have book or author recs to read?
Thank you :)
@curiousnonny
Well as a history fanatic, I’d want to choose All Quiet On The Western Front, just because it really does encapsulate how war should be looked at & I think it offers a very valuable perspective, especially one we rarely ever see in Western media. However, I’d want to choose that as my non-fiction, but it is a fictional story based on real events. Which feels like cheating but I honestly don’t read a lot of non-fiction, so that’s what I’m going to go with.
As for the fiction choice, surprise-surprise, probably The Hunger Games books. I feel like the impact/meaning would be lost if you wouldn’t be able to read the entire series, so I might say Mockingjay in particular, although it doesn’t stand up as well as The Hunger Games does as a stand-alone book. Mainly just because I do really enjoy the Hunger Games series. It’s such a cleverly crafted piece & holds so much societal critique with a unique love story that makes my writer’s brain go 😍AWOOGA🤤. It’s one of those masterpieces you can continue to pick apart forever & still find enjoyment & wow factor from. (At least for me it does)
As for any recommendations, I am a crime junkie at heart, so you best believe that’s what I’ll give you. There’s this series I started (& haven’t gotten to finish) by Lisa Jackson, called the Montana “To Die” series. I haven’t even finished the first book (Left To Die) but it’s absolutely THRILLING & a major page turner, so I highly recommend.
I told you I’m not staying. And I heard you. Seriously, do whatever you want.
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