Unbearably boring, and no sex scenes.

The writing wasn't terrible, but the plot (or what there was of it) was pretty outrageous. It's squeaky clean which was pretty disappointing.

Really cute. I loved the chemistry between Savanna and Mark, and the mystery was good!

Really cute story, but I absolutely hated how misogynistic this book was -- just constant references to how much makeup Rudi's ex wore, or how happy he was that Eva had only been with one other man. You can have an ex wife without her being a villainous siren and you can date someone new without her being a virginal widow.

This might be my favorite book. I don't think I've ever said that before.

When Clay gets a job at a weird bookstore in San Francisco, he's more relieved-to-be-able-to-afford-rent than super-concerned-about-the-weird-people-stopping-by-to-borrow-books-that-Google-says-doesn't-exist. But when he (the rogue) meets a girl from Google (the wizard) and enlists the help of his best friend (the warrior), he realizes that this mystery might be the greatest one of all: how do you achieve immortality?

This book is witty and smart and fun, full of goofy jokes and romance and future-modern possibility. I cried happy tears. Everyone read this book.

A fascinating look at the events leading up to Limetown. I loved seeing how Emile ended us as the man everyone was there for, and I loved seeing what Lia is really like and how involved she truly is. It didn't answer all my questions but it definitely felt just as exciting and intense as a season of the podcast.

Thrilling and crazy and wild. But I'm super confused by that ending.

Spoiler

Is Catarina gone? Or is she pretending to be Jun Bei?