pickMy husband really enjoys this game, so we both read this comic when it came out. He ended up liking it more than I did, but I also never played the game. The art style was fun. My favorite character ended up being Nana. Personally, I wish this story focused more on the building of the cult and less on all the fighting.
pickThe absolute dread I felt as the story moved toward the end was spine chilling. This is a graphic, horrific book about cannibalism, grief, and mommy issues. I was horrified, disgusted, and mesmerized. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
A random late night musing from karaoke night at the local dive bar...
Does anyone else start singing Bush's Machinehead when they see the title of this book or is it just me?
Three time frames. Three women. All interconnected by blood. The horrors of what happened. This book is not for the faint of heart in any way. But it's so good. I devoured it. From 1750, 1953, and 2007. The women in each time are expected to be so obedient and godly. Wifely. Motherly. To be just what their husbands want them to be.
5 stars
Full review: https://lsmoore49.blogspot.com/2025/12/dark-sisters-by-kristi-demeester.html
My December Book of the Month box is here. I ❤️ the beanie.
So excited for #audlangspine2026! This is my third year and it‘s one of my favorite events. Thank you @monalyisha for hosting!
Can‘t wait to start reading these, @Aconight ! We share a similar author and I‘ll def be reading more than one off your list!!
Here are my picks for #ReadYourEbooks this month. I feel like I manifested the 2 spin after saying I need to read Negroland this month, so sorry if anyone is unhappy with that number. 😂 Hopefully I‘ll read at least one other as well!
I went to my local indie for a little bit of dopamine and the tagged book fell into my hands. It‘s totally the fault of @vivastory (that‘s my story and I‘m sticking to it).
Also, I need someone(s) to read House of Day, House of Night with me. I miss having an IRL book club sometimes. 😩
And down to the wire, I am finally posting my #ReadYourEbooks list for December. I finally read one of the picked books for November. 🥳 I need to read Negroland for a reading challenge this month, so even if it isn‘t picked, I should knock at least one of these off.
So many things!
1. First and foremost, CHRISTMAS! 🎄🎁🎅
2. Christmas gift shopping—gift-giving is my love language.
3. Christmas movies!
4. Christmas music!
5. Seeing my far-flung children come home!
6. Some cool weather—finally.
7. Reflecting on the past year and setting goals for the next. I know that‘s January, but you have to make the actual decisions in December.
#MajicMonday
