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Author: Lauren Blakely
Read: 18/11
Pages: 300
Sin: Lust (guilty pleasure), Vanity (contemporary)
MCs: Patrick, Mia and Zeus

man - one on cover.
Wealthy - billionaire character
Rich - billionaire character
That’s from the cover and summary."
also, woman, one of the MCs is a woman

Koala: loc. 797: Wait. I think that's koala bears. Those things are evil bastards.
Llama: loc. 2146: Oh my, holly llama babies everywhere, I could feel just how distracted he was.
Raccoon: loc. 2810: My finger hovered over the last text Luc had sent Friday afternoon, which had been another weird rant about how raccoons don't get enough love.
Owl: loc. 5843: “Obviously, a big issue with the zones is communication. Since cell phones don’t work within about a hundred-mile radius of the cities, we set up hot spots outside that radius, places where messages can be left on burner phones.”
“A Harry Potter owl would be cooler,” I muttered.
Coyote: loc. 6945: “That would probably be a dog,” Luc commented. “Or a coyote,” Zoe said. “I definitely think there are coyotes around here"

Author: Jennifer L. Armentrout
Pages: 432
Read: 25/10
Fits: Envy (YA, new release)
Animals (here we go LOL):
Panther: loc. 148: Luc was beautiful in a way that a panther in the wild was
Fly: loc. 355: I would've loved to have been a fly on the wall
Firefly: loc. 446: until I made the fireflies come
Panda: loc. 793: I'm vaguely afraid of pandas, just so you know
Koala: loc. 797: I think that's koala bears
Tarantula: loc. 824: It was only big enough that maybe a very large tarantula or a lizard would fit
Snake: loc. 1036: Part of me was hoping it was,like, a snake or something
Chupacabra: loc.944: "Yeah, supposedly by a priest or a nun... or a chupacabra"
Rabbit: loc. 1168: but I fell down that rabbit hole
Seal: loc. 1195: clapped excitedly, vaguely reminding me of a seal
Pterodactyl: loc. 1676: perched on my window like a hot pterodactyl
Butterfly: loc. 1863: it felt like a nest of butterflies was fluttering around in my chest
Octopus: loc. 1917: you were wrapped around me like an octopus
Llama: loc. 2146: oh my, holly llama babies everywhere
Turtle: loc. 2223: you're about as slow as a three-legged turtle
Cockroach: loc. 2224: as if he were speaking of a mutant cockroach
Chicken: loc. 2258: a bucket of Popeyes chicken
Mouse: loc. 2516: I wouldn't trust her with a lab mouse
Raccoon: loc. 2810: another weird rant about how raccoons don't get enough love
Cobra: loc. 4399: as fast as a cobra striking
Owl: loc. 5843: a Harry Potter owl would be cooler
Bigfoot: loc. 6282: half expecting Bigfoot to be standing there
Canary: loc. 6618: He sang like a canary
Coyote: loc. 6945: I definitely think there are coyotes around here
Bedbug: loc. 7042: it's time for you to snuggle in with the bedbugs

Author: Beth Revis
Pages: 336
Read: 23/10
Sins: Envy (YA)
Animals
Squirrel: loc. 855: A squirrel near the trees stiffened
Bird: loc. 858: the bird- an awlspring- changed course
Eagle: loc. 1243: Hanging above the door was a painted wooden sign without words, just a picture of an enormous roc eagle with a naked baby clutched in its talons
Mule: loc. 1336: As I turned a corner, I almost rammed into a mule with a cart lashed against a post.
Fish: loc. 1433: Beyond fish, farmers from the village had set up their produce
Spider: loc. 2231: a fleshbane spider bite
Horse: loc. 3409: He pointed, and in moments that soldier's horse's reins were in my hand
Worm: loc. 3757: Their jaws were slack, their tongues fat and lolling, some eaten away by worms
Dog: loc. 3777: they dug at his body like a dog digs in the sand
Maggots: loc. 3814: maggots squirmed inside their flesh

it was better than Flame In The Mist at least... But The Wrath And The Dawn remains her best book in my opinion

How about a dog book. Like The Art of Racing in the Rain"
now that could work


Author: Renée Ahdieh
Pages: 448
Read: 22/10
Sins: Lust (new release), Envy (YA)
Animals:
Snake: loc. 1206: Pippa reached for Celine as a massive snake-its scales covered in dark brown spots bordered by rings of black- slithered across the carpeted floor
Owl: loc. 4479: a lone owl burst from the shadows, its wings beating in time with her breath
Wolf: loc. 4863: Émilie le Loup, an immortal wolf howling at the moon.


Book: Sword Of Kings
Author: Bernard Cornwell
Read: 13/10
Rating: 4 stars
Pages: 352
Fits: Lust (favorite author), Gluttony (historical romance and long series)
