I was really excited and hopeful about The Facts and Legends of Callie Catwell. An asexual lesbian romance? Seriously, sign me up! I was also excited about her dad being the one who battles an eating disorder.
Seriously. I found it exhausting to read, because everything felt kinda… like there was no spark. Which is especially sad if it’s a story about magic and the Fae.
And I know that sounds harsh, but it truly feels that way for me. I actually dreaded writing this review because I don’t have anything nice to say about Create a Life to Love.
But can a relationship with four such different men even work? Men who kill for a living? Men so full of contradictions?
Add on Goodreads Quick InfoThe Minimalist Home Series: Standalone Genre: Non-Fiction Trigger Warnings: ableistic, maybe more Rating: dnf BlurbThe Minimalist Home A popular minimalist blogger and author of The More of Less shows you how to methodically turn your home into a place of peace, contentment, and purposeful living. One […]
Human trafficking is a very serious and horrible theme. I want it to be handled realistic and responsible.
I can’t enjoy a book like this and even if I could, I wouldn’t want to.
I feel like I need to bleach my eyes. When writing a dnf review or a review with a low rating I like to include parts of the book I liked.
You could stare for an hour into nothing and you would get more than from reading this book.
Like… YOU DO NOT ASK A REVIEWER TO NOT PUBLISH THEIR REVIEW IF IT’S GOING TO BE A “BAD” REVIEWS.
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