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Stuart was perhaps my dearest friend. I am so thankful to have known him these past few years, and will always cherish the memories of time spent fishing and waxing lyrical about the objects of our affections. His children, Emma, Natalia, and Theo, so close in age to my own, will be well looked after by their mother Angela. His absense will be felt profoundly. Stuart will forever rest next to his mother, Annabelle, in the Glimmerbook graveyard.
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Fred and I start a new school year today. It is nice to be back, but everything is terribly different. A lot of my friends are too old for our little schoolhouse now, including Clarence and Evie. My new classmates seem agreeable - The Baxter siblings we met last month are in our class - but I do look forward to being able to spending time with my old chums when I am bigger.
Miss Bjergsen’s Class, Windenburg, 1902
Frederick Barrow, Adam Moreland, Elizabeth Colette, Lily Moreland, Emma Baxter, Ms. Sofia Bjergsen Peter Barrow, Theo Baxter, Mary Jenkins, Natalia Baxter, Isabella Colette
We paid a visit to my dear friend Stuart today, whose own children are nearly of school age themselves. It seems strange to think that it has been so many years since I met him and Angela, and even stranger to think that they were not joined at the hip as they are now! I introduced the boys, and even brought baby Matilda along, who babbled quite happily along with us.
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Introduction: What Makes I Remember You by Theo Baxter a Must-Read? If you crave psychological thrillers that keep you guessing until the last page, I Remember You by Theo Baxter is the perfect pick. This novel unravels the mysterious life of Aria West, who wakes up with no memories and faces terrifying nightmares that challenge her understanding of reality. The main keyword “I Remember You Theo…
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Lie to Me by Theo Baxter
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Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Lie to Me by Theo Baxter is about a best-selling author named Elena Winthrop, who is at Stephen King's level of stardom. However, Elena has a life filled with grief and trauma that follows her to adulthood and manifests as anxiety attacks. She relies heavily on her husband, a cheater, and her personal assistant, Lila. But when Lila dies suddenly, Elena’s carefully controlled world begins to crumble—and things quickly take a darker turn.
Elena learns that her husband has been unfaithful. As if that betrayal wasn’t enough, disturbing gifts arrive at her doorstep, accompanied by chilling messages suggesting someone is watching her every move. Is someone tormenting her, or is she slowly unraveling under the weight of grief and betrayal?
Despite its intriguing premise, this book didn't quite hit the mark for me.
I thought the writing style was a bit too repetitive for me. Since the main character is a writer, I felt the lengthy descriptions of things like writer's block were a result of the author, not the character, experiencing these things. Additionally, while I understand that her anxiety and trauma made Elena who she was, I thought that the author started to rely on panic attacks as a way to tell me, the reader, the same information over and over again instead of showing me something new.
I like what Theo Baxter was trying to accomplish with his character, Elena Winthrop. I appreciate the depth of Elena’s character, and I felt the execution could have been tightened to enhance the overall impact. It would've been nice to see her have some wins earlier in the book so she isn't wholly defined by her trauma while eliminating unnecessary descriptions of mundane things that don't build Elena with something we don't already know.
Book Publication Date Nov 17 2024
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