I love how this was creepy and humorous. I think T. Kingfisher just does a great job at adding realistic humor to her novels. It's an interesting message and I love vultures even more now, and I already loved them.

It just took me too long to get back into the world, which I forgot a lot about. But it was also powerful and moving. I think if I read this right after Pet, I would've enjoyed it more.

This book would've been SO MUCH BETTER if it wasn't Great Gatsby. It didn't need to be.

This was cute with some great characters. Just a nice read, and i love how it so light but covers heavier topics. I didn't understand the program they were in though. It left me a bit confused.

This mystery was pretty good! I do have some issues with some of the character's decision. But honestly, I'm really interested in the siblings. I wanna know what they're gonna get up to. I want them to work together more in the next books.

I'm gonna need people to learn the definition of grumpy x sunshine because this isn't it. Also the mystery is so weak and boring. But the book is cute and cozy. Thank goodness for that.

Oh no. I liked this one. I can see how people labeled this as miscommunication, but it's not on the same level as most miscommunication tropes. I hated these old stereotypes that were listed. And I hated that Ali Hazelwood writes the same plot, different characters each time. But this one, I liked 

What a unique story. Definitely enjoyed it. Some of the storytelling wasn't my vibe, but still great overall. Just going back and forth in time and characters was too much for me personally.

This would've been so much better if the world building was just a little bit better. It's a really interesting plot, but the world building was just thrown at you instead of shown, like a history book. It made the plot take a bit to long to pick up.

Loved this. Loved the characters and loved the mystery. I think it would've been a bit better if the girl at the beginning became his assistant. But loving the Columbo vibes.