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[close] For fans of Stacia Kane's Downside Ghosts series (and its leading man Terrible). Sure, he’s an enforcer for a drug lord. Sure, his face is busted up. We don’t care. We’ve got Terrible Fever. Thanks to Spaz P for thinking up the name to our illness!!! Symptoms of Terrible Fever from VampireBookClub.net: * You read Unholy Ghosts or Unholy Magic (or both) in a single sitting. * You follow @StaciaKane on Twitter waiting for Terrible treasures. * You have forgotten the original description of Terrible in Unholy Ghosts and only focus on the bits of soul he’s bared to Chess. * You find yourself shaking your head, muttering “that slap!” * You re-read the Unholy Magic scene at the shed, and imagine what you wish Chess had said …and let your mind play out what would happen next. * You listen to Terrible’s favorite rockabilly-tinged punk tunes while driving to work. * You don’t need another Lex sex scene, but multiples with Terrible — make-up sex or otherwise — would be heartily welcomed. * You sigh in relief after reading a City of Ghosts review, because you know if you hold on tight you’ll get your Terrible fix.

[close] Each month a theme will be set with a suggested book for each age group (adult, young adult, 8-12 years, young children). You do not have to stick to your age group, it's just to provide a little something for everyone. Some months adult themes may be included, there will be a warning given prior if this is the case. If you add a book to the tbr please let a moderator know the key themes, genres and age range that it falls under.

[close] Welcome to the club where we gaga over every book we read—because why just read when you can dramatically overanalyze, passionately debate, and obsessively fangirl over every plot twist and character arc? Whether you're here to dissect the deeper meanings behind a character's choice of socks, unravel the complexities of geopolitical strategies, or explore the nuances of children's literature, you've found your people. Our eclectic reading list spans Indian history, science, geopolitics, fiction, and children's books—reflecting our members' diverse ages and interests. Join us as we navigate the literary world one page at a time, armed with strong opinions, a love for storytelling, and perhaps an unhealthy attachment to fictional characters. So grab your favorite beverage, your coziest reading nook, and prepare to dive into spirited discussions that may or may not stay on topic.

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