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this hit and run is making this book so much more interesting omg

I do believe Andie is alive after the hotel owner thinks she remembers her a few weeks ago! Called that

Insane theory - Andie bell killed Sal and framed him

MONIQUES DAD?! I knew their stories intertwined but I did not expect that woah

Harry 💔💔💔

I don’t really care about Monique’s life so this dual pov is meh

I like how this is starting to tie in with historical events in the 60s like the stonewall riots. It feels authentic to me

I like how the newspaper clips are “photocopied” in

Things are starting to get juicy

It’s so sad they have to pretend not to be in love because of society. Celia saying she’d give up fame for Evelyn but Evelyn not feeling the same 💔

I really like how both Noah and cat have reasonable arguments either for or against the show. It makes a lot of sense that they both feel the way they do, and the enemies is actually giving enemies still and we’re pretty far in! I love it

Little women mention!!!

“Can you Snapchat me?” - 30 year old man 💀

Super heartwarming premise and I like that they’re British

This whole flood thing is a tad traumatic

there are a lot of characters to keep track of

HUGE breath of relief with that verdict woohoo!

Tom is such a good lawyer I love it

Tate always is wearing a red hat, and red wool was found on chases body … my theory is gaining more traction

Poor Kya cannot catch a break 💔

I’m starting to hate chase he’s so manipulative

I love how smart Kya is and how she is so curious about the world

I kinda don’t love how kya is freshly 15 and Tate is 18

Woah jake (Pa’s) backstory is crazy - recognized a hero but actually just a scared, lazy man.

Kya hitting the boys name calling jumper is so admirable, she has good morals even though she raised herself

“This is a real lesson in life: yes, we got stuck, but what did we girls do? We laughed, we made it fun. That’s what sisters and girlfriends are all about: sticking together even in the mud, especially in the mud.”

I like how there are two timelines: 1952 and 1969 - it helps me stay engaged