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I feel like all the music scenes are very weird like she panced those parts out when planning her writing and just incorporated whatever she happened to be listening to into the plot. Also this is a corny n**ga, why is a grown ass man mouthing song lyrics unironically and she’s into it

Omg why is everything they’re doing to “help” orphan children involve adults getting naked - pin up calendar and we t shirt contest. 🧍🏾‍♀️

What happened to the kids coming to talk at a gala, I’m tired

His relationship with his aunt is done very (surprisingly) well. When Juliette tries to do scenes with 14 characters it almost feels too ambition, these quiet moment between 2 characters are her strengths

Ok it’s kind of pissing me off how each sister has an emotional support black friend. This shit always feels so checklisty - just let them hang out with one of their 6 sisters.if I had 5 sisters around the same age in the same city that would be my friend group

And the PR by competition specifics and the office stuff I couldn’t care less about. It’s the opposite of escapism when people are going on about Facebook ad strategy - y’all are witches and demons go unalive anyone who abuses a supernatural orphan idk

We were doing SO WELL with plot and decent relationship building but now here we go with another scene at a bar! Also I hate in romance books where the girls are hanging out with their friends and here comes this big head. Like you were not invited!!!

she used the word "orbs" as a synonym for eyes, and I just spent too much time in 2012 reading fanfic to be okay that.

Gah I’m such a morality chain enjoyer lmao.

I want to be a bitch by Henery and Clara as so sweet, like this level of grumpy sunshine and pining hero is amazing

I will also say the reason this series is a disappointment is because the world building bones are so good with the paranormal shit, but then the focus and page time is devoted to them getting drunk at karaoke bars. Like unregulated vampire dens? Paranormal orphans with werewolf teens being the most ostracized? This has bite (no pun intended) and is why I enjoy PNR

While I do appreciate the more serious tone and cause, but setting up a foster care program is public program development not public relations lmao. But I will say the story up front is more engaging in this one than the others

Me reading about a PR competition and dumb marketing shit in the book I’m reading to avoid working and thinking about my real life job 🧍🏾‍♀️