#thay.txt

“Who cares about Bryce and Hunt when there’s Rhysand showing up in this book? He’s solidly taking both series on his shoulders, he’s the boss in here!”

“Oh I’m dying to see more of the acotar characters in this book. I’m only buying it on preorder because of them.”

It is important to avoid making generalizations about people and assuming that everyone behaves in the same way. It is essential to acknowledge that some individuals may have different interests and motivations, such as enjoying books and stories, seeking a community to discuss these topics with, shipping whatever they want, or making new friends. Whether you enjoy these activities or not is a personal preference, and that's perfectly okay.

Want to Start:

Darkmore Penitentiary by Caroline Peckham & Susanne Valenti;

Sins of the Zodiac by Caroline Peckham & Susanne Valenti;

The Hurricane Wars by Thea Guanzon;

Artifacts of Ouranos by Nisha J. Tuli;

The Ruinous Love by Brynne Weaver;

Gods of the Game by Ana Huang;

Gods and Monsters by Amber V. Nicole;

The Crimson Moth by Kristen Ciccarelli;

Big Shots by Tessa Bailey;

Both series are fantastic, don't get me wrong, but what gets on the Jacksonville Rays series is the ten-year-old-gap between Tess and Ryan, how he's portrayed as someone young, wild and free and how she's shown as a mature woman way out of his league. How that will turn out is what I'm thinking about, because this series has a special place in my heart, and I really don't want to end up having bad feelings towards it. And as for the Bonds that Tie series, the next two books will be the whole explanation on what really happened with Nox (spoiler alert: it was nothing good, at all), the conclusion of their war and what happens next, and what I'm scared about is finishing it and missing it so damn much that it hurts. FOR.REAL.

People tell me that I overthink and overanalyze stuff when I read, but that's just how my brain works. I like reading not just because it's a hobby or something, but because of how authors put Easter eggs here and there, foreshadow stuff and are very subtle (or not) with their covers and blurb, and I like putting all of this together and understand the book better, what made the authors write it and their inspiration behind it.