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Wow, the angst and whump in that book. I can’t explain it all without doing a copy paste of the whole thing, but the ending involved accidental soul-sucking, betrayal, near-death, angst, poisoning, imprisonment, chains and a collar, a failed interrogation which was interrupted by a stabbing, a second near death, and some completely unexpected possession.
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“Heloise the book addict” masterlist
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This little masterlist contains all the posts where I rant about characters, discuss and recommend books I have read, write reviews when my lazy butt feels like it and talk about some movies and series both which are based on books and ones that aren’t.
All these posts and more discussions can be found under #heloise the book addict and #heloise reads You can also find me on Goodreads.
I promise, I’ll find time to organise this mess of a masterlist, but reading is more important!
Audiobooks vs Physical Reading
Tis the Season for Revenge by Morgan Elizabeth Review
Icebreaker (UCMH #1) by Hannah Grace Review
The Spanish Love Deception & The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas Review
Snowed In with the Player (Holiday with the Players #1) by Rebecca Jenshak Review
Personal favourite romance books
The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang is this year's biggest disappointment for me! (No Spoiler!)
Jennifer L. Armentrout said:
Women that stab their enemies and their lovers
And
Men that rip out spines for their lovers and are insanely attracted to their lovers kicking ass
✨i don’t make the rules✨
So I’m reading Stone Coke Touch and if Roth isn’t endgame I’ll be scream crying…
My type? oh you mean, morally gray demon princes with a soft spot for the protagonist.
So anyone's who's read a decent amount of Jennifer L. Armentrout books knows that she loves pop culture references especially Supernatural. She's had characters named Dean, Sam, Jensen and Misha and all of her previous books exist in modern times. So you can't convince me that Casteel isn't a play on Castiel and a way for her to sneak in a Supernatural reference into From Blood and Ash since it's a high fantasy novel.
