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Book Review: Absinthe

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  My formless body seeps into you, filling every hollow, pulling your strings as you writhe beneath my will. The urge to play gnaws at you--now me--craving the release of my twisted desires, my fingers tracing soft flesh, filling them with my puppet's dark hunger, his desperate need. Together, we will destroy the night, slipping through the filth. His body, my vessel. My mind, his chains. Drawn to the rot festering beneath their skin, we hunt the ones who sell flesh, who trade lives after birth. The itch to un-alive consumes us; the hunter swells, and we drown in the blood of those we claim. I've been unleashed. I am in your veins. I am more than whispers in the dark. I am ABSINTHE, and you are my puppet. My Review This is the second book I have read by this author. Two completely different books. There are not many things that surprise me anymore with these types of books. I love to read the darker the better. Well, I do have to give credit to Shannon as she did get me. Star a...

Book Review: Stop, Drop and Run

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  Adam Babcock, the once charismatic playboy of the University of Washington's Delta Tau Delta fraternity, has watched from the sidelines as his friends found love, longing for his own connection. Everything changes when he meets Daisy White. Daisy, a standout cross-country and track star with fiery red hair and piercing blue eyes, instantly captivates Adam with her wit and spirit. Their chemistry ignites into a blazing romance brimming with passion and excitement. But when Adam is called to battle a catastrophic wildfire in Yakima, Washington, he suffers severe injuries. He finds himself pushing Daisy away, convinced he can't offer her the future she deserves. As Adam struggles with his emotional and physical scars, he and Daisy must confront their deepest fears and desires. Can their once-blazing flame endure the separation and pain, or will their challenges extinguish their love? My Review  Group chats in books will never grow old. They are hilarious and really showcase the...