#Abigail Haas

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rip jackieshauna and annaelise you would’ve loved good luck, babe! by chappell roan

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Thriller Recommendations: "I Support Women's Rights (and Women's Wrongs)"

I think it might be obvious by now that I am a SUCKER for a good thriller. It has become my most read genre (I have already read more than thirty of them so far this year.) I love trying to figure out the plot twist before it is revealed, and although I am still pretty bad at it, it is still a fun process. I have come to love the trend of “supporting women��s rights and women’s wrongs.” I have…

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Some pieces couldn't be glued back together. Some people weren't for fixing. Sometimes, the only thing to do was burn the whole fucking world down and start again.

Abigail Haas

Dangerous Boys

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It's Spring Break of senior year. Anna, her boyfriend Tate, her best friend Elise, and a few other close friends are off on a debaucherous trip to Aruba that promises to be the time of their lives. But when Elise is found brutally murdered, Anna finds herself trapped in a country not her own, fighting against vile and contemptuous accusations. As Anna sets out to find her friend's killer, she discovers hard truths about her friendships, the slippery nature of truth, and the ache of young love. As she awaits the judge's decree, it becomes clear that everyone around her thinks she is not just guilty, but dangerous. When the truth comes out, it is more shocking than one could ever imagine...

[lgbtqreads]

Thrillers about toxic female friendships perhaps with a surprise gay twist?

Oh, how I love these... my gold standard is Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas, which was rereleased as I'll Never Tell, and you'll also want A Line in the Dark by Malinda Lo, She's Too Pretty to Burn by Wendy Heard, and Trouble Girls by Julia Lynn Rubin. Taking a little bit of a left turn from this but in an area that I think still firmly works, People Like Us by Dana Mele. In Adult, you'll want to add Dare Me by Megan Abbott, and Black Iris by Elliot Wake w/a Leah Raeder.

[princessofbookaholics]

Hey, I want a recommendation for a book in genres like fiction and thriller. I'm not very familiar with those genres, but I have an interest in books about ideological philosophies.🙃

Hey! 👋🏻

I honestly don't know anything about ideological philosophies but i can give book recommendations for the mentioned genres:

Fiction:

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

Room by Emma Donoghue

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

Tell Me Your Dreams by Sidney Sheldon

Thrillers:

No Exit by Taylor Adams

Who is Maud Dixon? by Alexandra Andrews

Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica

Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas

Hopefully you find something that interests you!

[lbctal]

vice principals x hannibal character legend for my au

yes i took two days to figure this out. two days of my life. for this.

lee russell -> dr hannibal lecter

neal gamby -> will graham

janelle gamby -> abigail hobbs

gale liptrapp -> garret jacob hobbs (by default. sorry.)

belinda brown -> jack crawford

amanda snodgrass -> dr alana bloom

nash -> beverly katz

dayshawn -> brian zeller

milner -> jimmy price

(i put both of them on the bau team so they could make butt buddy jokes. thank you.)

octavia leblanc -> freddie lounds

christine russell -> dr bedelia du maurier

dascious brown -> phyllis 'bella' crawford

janice swift -> miriam lass

martin seychelles -> dr frederick chilton

jen abbott -> matthew brown

bill hayden -> dr abel gideon

jeremy haas -> kade prurnell

welles -> renaldo pazzi

**this is the most hear me part out of this list**

ray liptrapp -> molly graham (LISTEN. not romantic. maybe platonic. idk either. but they become friends s2e8 and i think that’s reason enough. sorry again.)

lacey russell and/or lynn russell -> mason and/or margot verger (THERE IS NO ONE ELSE FOR THESE ROLES OKAY. I KNOW THIS IMPLIES SO MUCH BUT JUST BEAR WITH ME PLEASE.)

mi-cha -> chiyoh (SHE KNOWS ABOUT THE STORAGE UNIT AND I THINK IT TRANSLATES SOMEWHAT???????? help me.)

russell’s mom -> mischa (he’d probably kill her. so.)

russell’s dad -> man in the cage (and he’d probably blame him for her death. see. i make a little sense.)

i never figured out who would be francis and reba but i accidentally made some lesbian ocs for a separate vice principals fic storyline who would totally fit the roles but i’m not talking about them here.

will’s dogs are gamby’s ducks. :)

hopefully this made a little sense? even just a pinch would be great.

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Q&A

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last song: Work Song - Hozier

favorite color: Pink! one of three colors i ever wore for like a year

currently reading: For fun: Alice Isn't Dead by Joseph Fink. Not for fun, but more actively: What, If Anything, Are Species by Brent D. Mishler

currently watching: Leverage! and I am also doing an orderly 9-1-1 rewatch with a friend as well as rewatching random eps as the spirit moves me.

last movie: I genuinely don't watch a whole lot of movies! my last one in theaters was I think Abigail, my last one on streaming was. Well I got like 20 minutes into The Hating Game before I realized how much straight people sex there was going to be.

sweet, spicy or savory: Spicy!!

relationship status: Single for the foreseeable future unfortch

current obsessions: 9-1-1 on abc . and public transportation.

tea or coffee: tea, iced or hot depending on the season.

last thing i googled: "shaper jessie haas". Real ones know

tagged by: @bloodsoakedbuckley <3333

tagging: @absolutelybifurious , @wayfarers0

(Unless you've already done it and I didn't see :()

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what are your favorite books? :)

i have different favorite books for any time of my life so far but here's the ones i've enjoyed to read this year (not in particular order of favoriteness/timing): sexing the cherry by jeanette winterson, four minutes by nataliya deleva, asleep by banana yoshimoto, in the dream house by carmen maria machado, dangerous girls by abigail haas, the maidens by alex michaelides, pachinko by min jin lee, the stranger by albert camus, doctor sleep by stephen king, her name in the sky by kelly quindlen... i can keep going but i think this is too much already, lol. ask me off anonymous or direct message me! i don't bite

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@storyseekers event 20: alternative genre — dangerous girls, by abigail haas as a sapphic romance

she was always the one to pull me up, my hand to hold when it felt like i was going under. she saved me.

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I know I've been a little mia but I just finished this book and I need to say something:

y'all need to read 'dangerous girls' by Abigail Haas because giiiiiirrrrllll 👀

[nevinslibrary]

Mystery/Thriller Monday

Aruba, a bunch of friends all having the time of their lives. Then. Anna’s best friend Elise is murdered. It gets worse. Anna is accused of the crime. And so she is on the case to find the actual killer even though everyone else seems to think that she did actually do it.

It was publicized as ‘ripped from the headlines’ and, it definitely seemed like Haas took a few different of the most recent (and most disturbing) cases along these lines and smushed them together for great dramatic effect for sure.

The twists were twisty, and I did not want to put it down. Awesome book.

You may like this book If you Liked: With Malice by Eileen Cook, Ruthless by Sara Shepard, or The Revenge by Hannah Jayne

Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas

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Would ‘sorry’ have made any difference? Does it ever? It’s just a word. One word against a thousand actions.

Abigail Haas

[marril96]

My top 10 books of 2019 in order of reading:

One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus

Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas

Geekerella by Ashley Poston

Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins

Another by Yukito Ayatsuji

The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin

Catwoman: Soulstealer by Sarah J. Maas

Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli

The Hatching by Ezekiel Boone

The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg

Inspired by my friend @miss-moon-guardian‘s post.

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THE BRUTAL MURDER OF ELISE WARREN || LITERARY UNSOLVED ( 5 / ? )

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ePUB#45

Title: Dangerous Girls Author: Abigail Haas

Stumbled upon this in a book recommendation vlog. First impressions first, its book cover and title were uninviting. During the time that I was reading the actual content, the cover and title didn’t supply it with justice. 

This is a narrative of several teenage friends spending a vacation on a remote island only to have one of them dead, dripping in blood. We’re introduced with Anna and Elise, a dynamic duo, the best of friends and may either be a protagonist or an antagonist. Anna’s presented in a light, cheery, kindhearted good girl in the initial bunch of chapters whereas Elise, the victim, was an awful influence to her peers. It seems like she brought the danger on herself. There is Max and Chelsea; they are twins of Elise’s parents’ friends. There are also Tate and Lamar who I presumed are Lacrosse players. As supplement of having a partial, high school, setting, there is a popular girls clique which previously had Melanie and Elise as members. Things happened and all the aforementioned young ones became their own cluster. They’re enrolled in a private wealthy school and most of them have rich and powerful parents too. The complementary catty attitude was but somehow bearable for me. 

Each chapter ends smoothly enough to capture the reader’s interest. Every single chapter’s written cleanly, only including the salient relevant matters. Was delighted with the inserted trial and court proceedings even attached with interrogation snippets, reporter interviews and the like. When the prosecutor is called in the witness stand, that’s when you know things are about to go round. Little did I know that this addressed some life truth the world has to hear. Especially regarding the injustice and corrupt politics that takes place in real life. A part of this book teaches about the misinterpretations and people’s shallow judgments. I end this with two words: chills and confusion. Those were the appropriate description that conceived in my mind just after finishing this novel.  

“Wouldn’t we all look guilty, if someone searched hard enough?”