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Book Review #85 of 2026--
Adversary to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer. Rating: 3.5 stars.
Read from August 5th to 7th.
This is going to be a difficult book to review. I said in my review of the previous book that a lot of the charm and fun of this world has waned. I think it was bound to happen given we're so far into the series. But...after the way the last 25 pages went...I kind of, almost, think it was on purpose. There's a small part of my brain (the kind that apparently listens to conspiracy theories) that thinks the reason we're being shown over and over and over again all of the banter, all of the silliness, all of the cosiness is to do what happened in the last 25 pages. I was going to rate the book 3 stars (which would have been a shocker for me), but then the last 25 pages hit and it yanked the book up to 3.5 stars. If done intentionally, brilliant. If done unintentionally, this works so fucking well. It really changes the direction of the next book and I'm here for it.
I agree with my previous review that said that as the plot thickens a lot of this silliness and charm feels misplaced because the situation is so serious. Like, girl, why are you fawning over the guy you had sex with an hour ago while you're in the middle of meeting to discuss HOW TO SAVE THE KINGDOM?? ...but if this was done on purpose? To lead to the end of this novel/the cliffhanger/me waiting for the final book to come out for a year? So well done. Which is why this review is hard! There is some character development for side characters that I didn't expect but did really enjoy. I want to see specifically where Kingsley goes from here. Marv? Well, okay, sure. Why not? Also, there's a subplot with Lyssa hiding in this one that I want to see really come to the light in the next one.
Overall, it was good, not great. But the last part of the book might have been excellent? So confusing for me. I'm trying to wrap my mind around it.
Alex kept borrowing Darlington's clothes, and I don't remember her ever returning them. I'm expecting Alex to wear one of Darlington's stolen sweaters in the third book, and he'll be stunned by the dilemma of taking back one of the few items of clothing he spent his entire salary on, or keeping quiet and continuing to enjoy the sight of Alex in his clothes.
âBeauty is terror. Whatever we call beautiful, we quiver before it.â -Donna Tartt, The Secret History

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She'd never liked that phrase, diamond in the rough. All that meant was they had to cut you again and again to let the light in.
â Leigh Bardugo, Hell Bent
Old abandoned grocery store repurposed as a library
Certified Library Post
"Hey, we need to renovate this grocery store into a library."
"Okay, I got you."
*Removes the B from the BREAD sign*
"Done"
The four most interesting parts of time loop are when the person kills themselves for the first time, when they kill someone else for the first time (in a fuck around kind of way, this doesn't count if they already were killing people outside of the loop), how they break the loop, and the weeks afterward where they loose their fucking minds in an entirely different, significantly more damaging to the world around them way. And yet I rarely see anything done with that last one. People leave time loops and are all happy go lucky 'oh boy'. Where's the grappling with people you know who will never know you? Where's the knowledge that the safety of the loop is gone, and you can't fix any mistakes you make? That's the good angst I want
you think that you're so alone in the world then you read literature from hundreds of years ago and you realize that other people have always felt this way
[ID: A screenshot of a Tumblr comment that reads âI would be at a loss for words. Not only is this situation terrible, but itâs also terrible.â End ID.]

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-Daniel Arlington, Hell Bent, pg 417
inspired by a rant i was going on elsewhere bc someone tweeted something very stupid and uninformed about hamlet and it got my back up as someone who took two single-text-focus english literature courses in college and they were on wuthering heights and hamlet, i now put it to all of you on here:
what's "your" shakespeare play?
hamlet
macbeth
the tempest
merchant of venice
midsummer night's dream
twelfth night
richard iii
othello
julius caesar
king lear
another not listed (specify in tags) (i really just put my own top 10 here nbd)
i have no particular feelings about any shakespeare play/results tag
we're over halfway through 2026. what are everyone's most beloved books of the year so far?
New Skin by Sarah Wang
Leave and Come Back by Lavanya Lakshmi
Behind Five Willows by June Hur
All We Have Left by Emily Paxman
A Plagued Sea by Kim Bo-Young
People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry.
Nine Goblins by T. Kingfisher.
Locke Lamora and the Bottled Serpent by Scott Lynch.
Augusta Pine Does Not Exist by Emily Lloyd-Jones.
Do You See What I See? by Peter Swanson.
If youâre reading this⌠congratulations, you survived Ray Bradburyâs doomsday!
ââToday is August 4, 2026,â said a second voice from the kitchen ceilingâŚâ
-Ray Bradbury, âThere Will Come Soft Rainsâ
Today is August 4th, 2026âthe day that Ray Bradburyâs short story âThere Will Come Soft Rainsâ is based on. I have included the short story below for anyone desiring to read it. Please feel free to let me know what you think in the comments! Happy doomsday;)
Art credits: âHouse Fireâ by beccastadtlander (Etsy)
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-Kurt Vonnegut, A Man Without a Country

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I threw together a little rec list for fans of Murderbot :)
This is aimed at fans of the novellas and the TV show and I tried to capture various different elements of the story and characters.
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I haven't read it yet but my friend just finished reading Moss'd In Space which is about someone on a ship covered in sentient moss.
I always feel so cheated in stories when characters are walking around with this Big Guilt and then...you find out that the thing wasn't their fault at all. And not in a "they thought they did it but it turns out they were set up" way, or even a "accepting that just because they did A which caused B which caused C it doesn't mean C was their fault", way but where they finally lay out the sequence of events and it's clear that any thinking person would not connect them. Like, fucking commit!!! The character isn't LESS compelling if they actually did the thing! You can't have the haunted brooding meow meow who is...also completely blameless