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armandyke · 14 days ago

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My next lot of ten reviews featuring one hell of a rant

31) Cujo by Stephen King (5⭐)

Again I’m not gonna go too in depth with the Stephen King classics because like, we all know what’s going on here. This is the one about the rabid dog. I gave it 5 stars, it gives everything you expect from a good Stephen King book, and it made me cry because despite being a classic I didn’t actually know how it ended. And, yeah, maybe up there in my top five Stephen King books so far.

32) The Dark Net by Benjamin Percy (3.5⭐)

This is a weird one because it was good, but it also wasn’t really about what it said it was about. The “dark net” is barely a factor in this book. The evil demon people recruit like, one guy, through the internet, and the internet then plays a key role in the climax of the book, but for the most part it’s just standard physical demon monsters and the like.

It’s not a bad thing, and it’s not a bad book, I guess I just expected something slightly different than what I got.

33) The Dinner Guest by B P Walter (4.5⭐)

If you’re a fan of How To Get Away With Murder, I recommend this book. It has a similar structure, opening with us finding out someone’s been murdered, and then skipping backwards and forwards in time to give us little pieces of the puzzle at a time.

In essence, the story is about Charlie, a man who lived with his husband and teenage son, and when a strange woman suddenly inserts herself into their lives, his husband winds up dead. We follow the story from the very beginning, getting perspectives from several different characters but predominantly from Charlie and Rachel, the mystery woman. I will say one major downfall of this book was that any time we focused on the teenage son, it became very obvious that the author was not a teenage boy, and, despite presumably having been one in the past, he does not know how teenage boys act or talk.

Aside from that, I loved this book. It was completely bonkers, the twists were over the top and far fetched, and I loved that. If you’re looking for serious, gritty crime this might not be for you, but if you want a bit of fun and whimsy I recommend.

34) The Cloisters by Katy Hays (2⭐)

The funny thing about this book is that I remember very little about it, but the one thing that still sticks in my mind to this day is the fact that the main love interest was never described.

I genuinely presumed this was going to be a sapphic book after we got an in depth description of the protagonists female companion, but alas it was not to be. I can’t even tell you what hair colour her love interest has. I couldn’t even have told you concretely that he had hair until about halfway through the book when it’s mentioned offhand that his hair was falling out of its bun. Genuinely the most baffling move I’ve ever seen in a book.

It wasn’t necessarily bad, but it definitely wasn’t anything above mediocre and forgettable.

I also have it on good authority that the descriptions of the Cloisters were bad and didn’t make any sense based on the actual layout of the place.

35) Diavola by Jennifer Thorne (5⭐)

Aren’t you tired of stories about toxic families that end with everybody kissing and making up? Don’t you just wanna go apeshit? Well this is the book for you.

This story follows Anna, who is forced to spend her Summer vacation with her family in Italy. They rent a creepy old house in a desolate part of town with one very simple instruction: do not unlock the door to the tower. And you’ll never guess what happens next.

It’s a classic haunted house story, but the real focus is Anna’s family, who treat her like absolute shit. It’s genuinely stressful seeing this woman being gaslit and mistreated in real time, to the point where you start to wonder if she really is the problem. I won’t get into it any more than that because it will spoil the experience, but I thought the way it was written was genuinely really clever and I highly recommend it if you want a good haunted house story with a little something extra.

36) Piranesi by Susanna Clarke (4.5⭐)

This is a beautiful little book that I have absolutely no idea how to describe. It’s a story about a man who lives in a very strange little world, with absolutely no memory of why he’s there or who he is. I really can’t describe it any more than that without starting to give things away, it’s the kind of book I think you need to go into blind.

I really liked it. I loved the strange little world he was living in and I loved him. Recommend if you want a bit of a mystery, or just something different.

37) Nettle and Bone by T.Kingfisher (3.5⭐)

This book was not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but it definitely didn’t capture me the way T.Kingfisher’s other books have. Maybe it’s because this one was much more of a fantasy book than a horror book, so it was a lot more whimsy than creepy. But it just didn’t hit the same for me.

I still very much recommend if you’re looking for a little standalone fantasy story to read. This follows a woman who is determined to kill a prince, after one of her sisters dies presumably by his hand and her second sister is subsequently married off to him. Accompanied by a witch, a fairy godmother, a knight, and a demonic chicken, she has a series of tasks to complete to make sure the prince can’t harm anyone else. It’s just fun, and really sweet. I love this woman’s writing so much. Not my favourite of hers, but still great.

38) The Hatching (3.5⭐) Skitter (1⭐) and Zero Day (1⭐) by Ezekiel Boone

Oh my god what a pointless fucking series this was. I bought the second book, not realising it was a series, so then had to buy the first book, and then, for reasons I’m about to get into, I also had to buy the third book. And now here we are. Thank god I bought two out of three of these second hand.

The first book was fine. Good, even. A story about an uprising of unstoppable, flesh eating spiders, complete with gross gore and all that fun stuff. In fact, I’d even go as far as recommending the first book to people who enjoy a bit of cheesy, gross horror. But for the love of god, leave it at that. The other two books do not need to exist, because nothing fucking happens in them.

I’m gonna give spoilers because I don’t care. Because in many ways there aren’t any spoilers to give. I cannot stress enough to you that in the second book (Skitter) nothing happens. Nothing happens. The second book is literally, 100% just the human characters discussing the events of the previous book, and trying to plan for the next spider uprising, which doesn’t happen until halfway through the third book.

I cannot stress enough to you that there are no spiders in the second book.

And then. AND THEN. After being forced into reading the third book (Zero Day), when the spiders finally make their grand reappearance, they are almost immediately defeated by the main characters [checks notes] shooting the queen spider. They take her out with one shot and then it’s over. There are tears running down my face as I’m typing this I cannot stress enough to you that the flesh eating spiders are in this book for like five chapters.

39) Come Closer by Sara Gran (4⭐)

This is a little novella about a woman who doesn’t know whether she’s mentally ill or being possessed by a demon. We’ve all been there, right? There’s not much more I can say about it because it’s very short, but I had fun with it. I liked the writing style and it made me giggle a few times, and hey, it’s relatable.

40) Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison (4⭐)

I don’t know what I was expecting from this book, but it was a lot different from what I got. Don’t get it twisted though, because I really loved it.

This is the story of Vesper, who left her religious cult upbringing at the age of 18 and has been attempting to make a fresh start, when a surprise wedding invitation between her ex best friend and her ex boyfriend ends up drawing her back home for what should be the last time. It’s hard to go too much more into the story because the twist is really fun and I think the less you know about this book going in, the better. Just know that it deals with family issues, religious trauma, and that feeling of not belonging in a really fun and interesting way. After the initial twist I could kind of see where the rest of the story was going, and the ending felt a little bit anticlimactic. But I still had a lot of fun reading it.

#reading wrap up #cujo #the dark net #the dinner guest #the cloisters #diavola #piranesi #nettle and bone #the hatching #skitter #zero day #come closer #black sheep #river reads

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officialpeter-parker · 3 years ago

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fandom-lover20 · 4 years ago

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Requests Are OPEN

(I’m happy to do crossovers for anyone who like one)

I’ll do more than just romance ideas as well, if you want a father/daughter or best friends, siblings etc. that’s completely okay. This is also the same masterlist for if anyone wants any Match-ups, gifs, icons basically just anything you want. If it's in italics then it's because those are my favourite or the ones I just find easiest to write. One-shots: Whatever relationship you like, characters included and either writing prompt or small idea of what you want to happen Match-ups: Fandom (as many as you like), gender/pronouns and sexuality, basic description of physical features and some hobbies/interests, style, any extra info if you like

MINORS

⭐ - Headcanon

❤ - Romance

💋 - Smut

💛 - Fluff

🌹 - Angst

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MASTERLIST

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Requests are open for the following fandoms:

The Alienist

Cyrus

John Moore

Laszlo Kreisler

Lucius Issacson

Marcus Issacson

Sara Howard

Stevie

The Breakfast Club

Allison Reynolds (the basketcase)

Andrew Clark (the jock)

Brian Johnson (the nerd)

Claire Standish (the princess)

John Bender (the criminal)

Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Angel

Buffy Summers

Rupert Giles

Spike

Willow Rosenberg

Xander Harris

Criminal Minds

Aaron Hotchner

Alex Blake

David Rossi

Derek Morgan

Elle Greenway

Emily Prentiss

Jennifer Jareau

Kate Callahan

Penelope Garcia

Spencer Reid

DC - (I'm not the biggest fan so the character list for this is short)

(any characters from)

Aquaman

Wonder Woman - I haven't watched 1984, sorry

Divergent

Caleb Prior

Christina

Eric

Peter

Tobias Eaton

Tori

Tris Prior

Will

Doctor Who

10th Doctor

11th Doctor

Amy Pond

Glee

Artie Abrams

Blaine Anderson

Britney Pierce

Finn Hudson

Jake Puckerman

Kurt Hummel

Kitty Wilde

Marley Rose

Mike Chang

Noah Puckerman

Quinn Fabray

Rachel Berry

Santana Lopez

Sam Evans

Tina Cohen-Chang

The Greatest Showman

Anne Wheeler

Charity Barnum

Charles Stratton

Jenny Lind

Lettie Lutz

Phillip Carlyle

P.T Barnum

W.D Wheeler

Grey’s Anatomy (up to the end of season 9)

Addison Montgomery

Alex Karev

Amelia Shepard

April Kepner

Arizona Robbins

Callie Torres

Christina Yang

Denny

Derek Shepard (McDreamy)

Finn Dandridge (McVet)

George O’Malley

Izzie Stevens

Jo Wilson

Lexie Grey

Mark Sloan (McSteamy)

Meredith Grey

Miranda Bailey

Owen Hunt (McSoldier)

Richard Webber

Teddy Altman

Harry Potter

Angelina Johnston

Blaise Zabini

Dean Thomas

Draco Malfoy

Fred Weasley

George Weasley

Ginny Weasley

Harry Potter

Hermione Granger

Katie Bell

Luna Lovegood

Neville Longbottom

Pansy Parkinson

Ron Weasley

Seamus Finnigan

(Young) Tom Riddle

Bellatrix Lestrange

Hagrid

James Potter

Lily Evans

Narcissa Malfoy

Newt Scammander

Nymphadora Tonks

Peter Pettigrew

Remus Lupin

Severus Snape

Sirius Black

The Hunger Games

Beetee

Cato

Cinna

Clove

Effie Trinket

Finnick Odair

Gale Hawthrone

Glimmer

Haymitch Abernethy

Joannah Mason

Katniss Everdeen

Marvel

Peeta Mellark

Primrose Everdeen

Rue

Inkheart

Dustfinger

Farid

Meggie

Mortimer

Knives Out

Benoit Blanc

Marta Cabrera

Ransom Drysdale

Kong: Skull Island

Cole

Houstan Brooks

Jack Chapman

James Conrad

Mason Weaver

Mills

San

Slivko

Lab Rats

Adam Davenport

Bree Davenport

Chase Davenport

Donald Davenport

Douglas Davenport

Leo Dooley

Marcus Davenport

Tasha Davenport

Mamma Mia

Sky

Donna Sheridan

Rosie

Tanya

Sam Carmichael

Bill Anderson

Harry Bright

Sophie Sheridan

Marvel Cinematic Universe (I haven’t watched WandaVision but it’s on my list, I just don’t want to ball my eyes out)

Baron Helmet Zemo

Bruce Banner

Bucky Barnes

Clint Barton

Darcy Lewis

Drax

Gamora

Groot

Jane Foster

Loki Laufeyson

Natasha Romanoff

Nebula

Peggy Carter

Peter Parker

Peter Quill

Rocket

Sam Wilson

Sharon Carter

Shuri

Stephen Strange

Steve Rogers

T’Challa

Thor Odinson

Tony Stark

Vision

Wanda Maximoff

The Mighty Ducks

Adam Banks

Charlie Conway

Connie Monreau

Dean Portman

Dwayne Robertson

Fulton Reed

Gordan Bombay

Greg Goldberg

Guy Germaine

Jesse Hall

Julie Gaffney

Lester Averman

Luiz Mendoza

Russ Tyler

Ted Orion

Terry Hall

NCIS

Eleanor Bishop

Kate Todd

Leroy Jethro Gibbs

Nick Torres

Timothee McGee

Tony Dinozzo

Ziva David

Now You See Me

Daniel Atlas

Dylan Rhodes

Henley Reeves

Jack Wilder

Lula May

Merritt McKinney

One Tree Hill

Brooke Davis

Haley James-Scott

Lukas Scott

Mouth McFadden

Nathan Scott

Peyton Sawyer

The Originals

Aiden

Davina Claire

Elijah Mikaelson

Freya Mikaelson

Hayley Marshall

Joshua (Josh) Rosza

Klaus Mikaelson

Kol Mikaelson

Rebekah Mikaelson

Pitch Perfect

Barden Bellas

Beca Mitchell

Chloe

Emily Junk

Fat Amy

Flo

Stacie

DSM

Kommissar

Pieter Kramer

Treblemakers

Benji

Bumper Allen

Jessie

Rush

James Hunt

Niki Lauda

Scandal (seasons 1-3)

Abby Whelan

Charlie

David Rosen

Fitz Grant

Harrison Wright

Huck

Jake Ballard

Mellie Grant

Olivia Pope

Quinn Perkins

Stephen Finch

Sherlock (RDJ Movies)

Irene Adler

John Watson

Sherlock Holmes

Sherlock BBC

Greg Lestrade

Irene Adler

Jim Moriarty

John Watson

Mary Watson

Molly Hooper

Mycroft Holmes

Sherlock Holmes

Suits (I'm halfway through S3, just finished thingy oils plotline)

Donna Paulsen

Harvey Spectre

Louis Litt

Mike Ross

Rachel Zane

Supernatural

Castiel

Charlie

Claire Novak

Crowley

Dean Winchester

Gabriel

Rowena

Sam Winchester

Teen Wolf

Adrian Harris

Allison Argent

Bobby Finstock

Chris Argent

Derek Hale

Hayden

Issac Lahey

Jackson Whittemore

Jordan Parrish

Kira Yukimara

Liam Dunbar

Lydia Martin

Malia Tate/Hale

Noah Stilinski

Peter Hale

Scott McCall

Stiles Stilinski

Theo Raeken

Twilight

Alec

Alice Cullen

Bella Swan/Cullen

Carlisle Cullen

Demitri

Edward Cullen

Embry McCall

Emmet Cullen

Esme Cullen

Felix

Jane

Jasper Hale

Leah Clearwater

Paul Lahote

Quill

Rosalie Hale

Sam

Seth Clearwater

The Vampire Diaries

Alaric Saltzman

Bonnie Bennet

Caroline Forbes

Elena Gilbert

Enzo St. John

Damon Salvatore

Jenna Sommers

Jo Laughlin

Kai Parker

Matt Donovan

Stefan Salvatore

Tyler Lockwood

Lexi Branson

Liv Parker

Valerie

Vicki Donovan

X-Men

Charles Xavier

Erik

Kurt Wagner

Logan

Raven

Youngblood

Dean Youngblood

Derek Sutton

Jessie Chadwick

Coach Murray Chadwick

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