Into the Dark

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I couldn't connect with the story the way I wanted ( and I wanted it so damn much because this kind of book is exactly what I like the most). I struggled to follow the jumping timeline occasionally and didn’t connect with any of the characters. Coincidentally, DC Saul Anguish arrives in Midtown to join the major crimes unit led by DI Angus O’Neill but that’s quite another story. It's chock full of horrible people doing peculiar things - at least one, probably more, is a complete monster. There is so much deception, so much misdirection, it is hard to know who to trust, and each new reveal becomes more shocking than the last.

I had to know the truth and boy it certainly was a revelation and definitely not what I was expecting.Lyra has an obsessive personality, always just looking for someone to be obsessed with her as much as she is obsessed with them. The characterisations were excellent even though many of the characters have the reader fooled for a while. This colossal, moon-sized derelict holds enormous wealth for those courageous enough to explore it – and terrifying dangers for those foolhardy enough to step inside.

A autora deixa claro que o livro não tem um felizes para sempre lá no avisos de gatilhos, então eu fui já sabendo disso e não me decepcionei, já que o final desse livro parecia certo para esse casal. It engages, entertains, and enlightens to show how the entire spectrum of classic movies, movie history, and movie-making touches us all and influences how w Quite twisty yet so intensely written for me; the first chapter already giving me a solid hint that making me wanting to know further about the case. More esoteric and mystical happenings appear around Carlie and in her dreams and a stronger connection with her friend Rhianna begins.Justice may not always be served in fiction, or in real life, but this time there is a certain satisfaction to the ultimate scene of the book, a very fitting ending to a fantastic read. This is the paperback Kill Team supplement originally found in the Kill Team: Into the Dark boxed set, now available on its own. I did wish that it could have ended differently, but it really was perfect for these characters and their romance (obsessive relationship).

I wasn't keen on the way it all developed because it felt shallow and convenient rather than revealing any kind of deeper themes. He’d wanted her to eat nutritious meals, to afford the electricity bill without having to choose between rent or heat, to not barter the secret parts of herself in exchange for dirty notes, touches by lustful fingers.I think the authors previous book just left such a high bar for me that it would never have been met!

I give Fiona Cummins bonus points for keeping it all straight in her head because that can’t have been an easy task.I could appreciate what was conveyed in the story which is why I gave it 2 stars but I really didn't care for them as individuals or as a couple. But now an old diary, which promises to reveal the mystery of her mother, threatens to tear her world apart. And believe me, it wasn't the blood that didn't make me enjoy it lol, I just couldn't really see that sexual spark between them. The timeline revolves around the disappearance – days before; hours before; and weeks before; with each jump Cummins is able to give us a different glimpse into their lives, their interactions, actions and….