Book 108 of 2025. Rita narrowly escapes her death again. The artsy killer was another fun story that felt in the realm. The end wraps up very quickly though. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/1860246

Book 107 of 2025. Main character names were probably inspired by Buffy. A story about finding your long lost dad and taking down the rich without emotions. Some of the scenes were pretty graphic, but potential plot holes were filled in quickly. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11579712

Book 106 of 2025. Another fun book that strays further from the show. The paranormal side was explored more and Rita lives for another book. The kids are also being spotlighted more than the show ever did. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/1192659

Book 105 of 2025. Much different from the TV show, which I enjoyed reading. The characters were all familiar, but did different actions than I expected. Very gripping from the beginning to end. Almost wish the TV show did this storyline. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/676445

Book 104 of 2025. The beginning half was a little slow. The middle part was riddled with smut over plot. But the end was semi-worth it. Some character decisions made no sense and lowered the value of decisions. Hope the next one is better. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11978994

Book 103 of 2025. Back on the Dave train. Tripod should be protected at all costs. Felt bad for Baptiste at the end getting the blame though. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/913586

Book 102 of 2025. Don't think I've ever read a story about a virus being a love interest. Supposed to be a horror book, but was too distracting with the romance. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11462948

Book 101 of 2025. Getting back into this series to wrap up the year. Dave finally got a semi happy ending and so did the majority of the gang. Hopefully some characters come back in later books, but best book in the series so far. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/3069075

Book 100 of 2025! Ended up hitting my reading goal a month early, but I forgot the show was based on a book. Slightly different ending to season 1, but I also forgot the twist, so it was still fun. Even without the show, it is a gripping book. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/676444

Book 99 of 2025. A real-life turned fiction tale about the authors' grandparents and their love story. I enjoyed the real life messages between sections that grounded it back in reality. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11316433

Book 98 of 2025. Easy to get into and can tell it's being set up for at least 3 books. Will be interesting to see how the changes at the end affect the next book. And I would like to see more lore around the magic bits. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11608254

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Book 97 of 2025. Definitely Sarah's most complex story. The world building is tough to wrap your mind around the first reading. If you can make it through the first quarter, it gets better if you are into murder mystery books. #BookSky www.audible.com/pd/B082YHZPT...

Book 96 of 2025. Going in I knew Love was going to be important. It was revealed that she accepted Joe as he was, but we'll see how it plays out since now he is behind bars. Fast Five getting shoutouts was funny though. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/2019564

Book 95 of 2025. Kate Alice Marshall tells a story about the rich covering up secrets. With not all of the family being corrupt, you never know what is a lie and what wasn't known. I think this is my favorite so far by Kate. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/10749943

Book 94 of 2025. What if Romeo and Juliet went to rival alchemy school? It quickly goes through the younger years to show how bonds were forged before the gang warfare breaks them. Hopefully they build a new family out of the rubble. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11526834

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Book 93 of 2025. A welcome return to familiar faces, but was less horror than the previous entries. We were able to meet a creature that we felt empathetic towards and the majority of the creature wasn't hostile. I hope another America adventure comes. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11612884

Book 92 of 2025. An interesting topic about conversion camps and demons. I wish some parts were fleshed out more, but this was Chuck first big hit, so understandable. Maybe we can get a sequel. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9191148

Book 91 of 2025. Definitely not as good as her last book. Tale of struggles except not really. The most compelling part of it was the relationship between Joan and her niece. Overall wasn't worth the hype to me. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11291258

Book 90 of 2025. Interesting to see how humans will abuse each other to train AI. But on the other side, it can also be an opportunity for those that cannot afford or be able to do in real life. John Marrs is good at creating webs. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/10382381

Book 89 of 2025. It's crazy how close this is to actual life and how quickly deep fakes have taken over social media in the 2 years since this came out. Solid storytelling as always with distinct characters that stick with you. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9476265

Book 88 of 2025. Another interesting tale from John Marrs and nicely aligns within his Dark Universe series. It becoming more interesting to see how these events can influence future stories. But soon more people will have more chips embedded. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/5773067

Book 87 of 2025. The beginning was a little hard to get into, but I think it paid off in the end. I also enjoyed the flashback POV chapters and didn't feel like anything was super rushed. Girls just want to play the Goddess game. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9496660

Book 86 of 2025. A fancy fully paid for college that does secret controversial studies on students. The years flew by in a haze and almost ended up bad, but was an overall good campus tale. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/4950275

Book 85 of 2025. Child horror star gets traumatized and people start dying. I liked the themed order of death kind of like Final Destination meets Friday the 13th. A little messy at the end, but you just have to accept new rules. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9383037

Book 84 of 2025. Three girls come together to solve witch murders. I thought it flowed nicely, but wish it had more character separation as they kind of blend together at some points. The end is primed for a nice continuation into a sequel. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9267014

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Book 83 of 2025. Finally caught up now. Enjoyed getting more POVs near the end. I have a feeling I know what the cure is going to look like and probably will deal with siphoning. Will see what the 7th breed do next too. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/10637072

Book 82 of 2025. What a straightforward view into the mindset of a narcissist killer. Everything was skewed towards their worldview. Very different than most thrillers, so I can see why it was made into a show. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/1574438

Book 81 of 2025. Remote town serial killer that hosts Airbnbs. The majority is set up like supernatural events and then the author does a 180 and tries to go a different undercover killer route. Very messy trying to stich together. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9113613

Book 80 of 2025. Continuous action and you never know what will happen next. The death at the end didn't feel super impactful, but the other revelations are going to hopefully lead to a lot more fun in the next book. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9944318

Book 79 of 2025. Fearless was a dumpster fire. The side story was pointless, characters did things for no reason, and plot points were just reskinned. The end was a mess of twists that made no sense and left holes everywhere. Huge disappointment #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/10823917

Book 78 of 2025. John Marrs did a good job of capturing another realistic tech threat and how it can be employed against people for various gain. Twas a fun ride and enjoyed the subtle references from the first book. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/4618049

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Book 77 of 2025. Wanted to enjoy this one more, but just couldn't fully be immersed and the twists were seen from a mile away. For a book about the end of the world, it never felt like it. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11597493

Book 76 of 2025. A secret crime ring and a web of lies slowly burns away. Everybody ends up falling into similar endings though. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9830579

Book 75 of 2025. What a fast-paced and exhilarating read. From the start, you are thrust into the rider world and each chapter builds up the lore nicely. I can totally see why this was so hyped up and is well deserving of that praise. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9575397

Book 74 of 2025. A pretty accurate reflection of society today. It's nice to know that other countries have similar problems. And that everybody is just hoping for one stroke of luck regardless how it happens to turn into a massive pay day. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11530475

Book 73 of 2025. The aftermath of a failed rebellion unfolds and relationships statuses are crossed. Lauren does a good job of tying minor characters back into the plot too. A slower burn, but thought it paid off. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/10349005

Book 72 of 2025. A happy conclusion to the series for the most part. Conflicts were cut short and relationships were mended too quickly in my opinion. But the final evolution leaves room for more story to be told later. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/2299363

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Book 71 of 2025. As a Final Destination fan, I really enjoyed this book. Lot of upfront gore and chaos with underlining themes throughout. I can easily see the LPE being expanded upon later. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/11091016

Book 70 of 2025. A good companion book to explain away some plot issues from the first book. Thought for sure that the final death was going to be retconned. Maybe it will since it ended on a semi-cliffhanger. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/10395455

Book 69 of 2025. Hunger Games, but what if they had powers too. Except a lot of the time, they forget they have powers until key points. The end death I didn't see coming, but the final twist was pretty clear. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/9893423

Book 68 of 2025. Teams came together nicely while still revisiting some dead faces. Didn't see the ending twists come one after another. Only one book left until it comes to a complete head. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/2298755

Book 67 of 2025. @brynneweaver.bsky.social off with a smash start to a new series. The ending sets up a lot of events to come and brings the stakes higher than they ever were. Maybe next book will have flashbacks from a certain father-daughter duo. #BookSky share.libbyapp.com/title/12119733

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Book 66 of 2025. Finally caught up with the series. Enjoyed the brief crossover in the Maasverse, but somebody should tell her that it's ok to kill off characters beyond the cameo ones. For a final battle, I expected more. #BookSky www.audible.com/pd/B07J682QY...