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“Courage isn’t knowing everything will be fine. It’s knowing everything might not be, and doing what needs to be done anyway, because someone has to.”

Sleep No More (Ocotber Daye #17) by Seanan McGuire

August 24, 2025 by bjornsnipe Leave a Comment

Where do I begin? Especially as seeing as I can’t even give a synopsis of the plot because if you haven’t read the series yet (or haven’t gotten this far), the plot of this book is just one large, glaring spoiler. The ending of this book is great(ish); the majority of the book though I want to shake Toby so hard her teeth rattle. Just shake her, and then keep shaking her, and then maybe slap her upside the head. Yes, I know it’s not […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: depressing, Fae court intrigue, Memory loss, Seanan McGuire, yet then hopeful

bjornsnipe's CBR17 Review No:121 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: depressing, Fae court intrigue, Memory loss, Seanan McGuire, yet then hopeful ·
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I… What?

Find Me by Alafair Burke

April 1, 2024 by Zirza Leave a Comment

I finished this book yesterday and I’ve forgotten what this was about already. Oh, sorry, you need more from a review?  I guess it was okay.  Really, guys, I’m not sure what else to tell you. It wasn’t terrible, it wasn’t super interesting, and it was forgettable.  Alright. Fine.  It’s about a girl named Hope. A decade or so ago, Hope was in a car crash, driving a stolen vehicle. She had no idea and woke up in the hospital with complete memory loss and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: Alafair Burke, Ellie Hatcher, Find Me, Memory loss, new york

Zirza's CBR16 Review No:17 · Genres: Fiction, Suspense · Tags: Alafair Burke, Ellie Hatcher, Find Me, Memory loss, new york ·
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Gone and Forgotten

Have You Seen Me? by Kate White

June 23, 2020 by Jake Leave a Comment

Slowly but surely, and of course, unhealthily, we begin to emerge from isolation due to the pandemic. I doubt I’ll be keeping up my book-every-one-or-two-days ratio until the inevitable second wave. So I’m beginning to cast aside the stack of stuff I was going to read to pass the time. This is probably the last one. I got it off one recommendation or another, can’t even remember now where it was. And that seems kind of appropriate because I finished this last night and I’m […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: Have You Seen Me?, kate white, Memory loss, mystery, New York City

Jake's CBR12 Review No:105 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: Have You Seen Me?, kate white, Memory loss, mystery, New York City ·
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