pick50/100 The first of a series, where corporations have their own superheroes, and make contracts to protect people and property. It doesn't really work as a superhero story, but as a work place comedy, it's actually pretty funny. Andrea starts as a fish out of water, but quickly comes to be invaluable to C.U.P. I don't know if I'll listen to more of the series, but I enjoyed this one. 3.75/5 ⭐ #Read2025 #SeriesLove2025
pickI love Finlay so much!!!! I thought so much was getting sorted out, finally, at the end BUT of course Findlay‘s life is still a complete mess! So more books for EC to write and for me to love. I‘ve got the 4th FD in my Book Outlet cart as I type
“I knew he was a real friend because he had big ole pit sweat for me. That was some serious loyalty. I should have trusted his judgment about everything else.”
pickLoved all of the rejection letters and art throughout the book.
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I decided I needed a book I don‘t have to think much about and that I was pretty much guaranteed to enjoy so I picked this one up.
pickAnother great installment in the Finlay Donovan series - love these! #readyourkindle
pickFinlay and Veronica find themselves deeper in trouble. There‘s another dead body, more suspicious cops, difficult exes, lots of awkward moments, and some good laughs. This one was enjoyable, but the formula is starting to wear a little thin. This is definitely not my favorite of the series.
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pickWhile I am bummed that this is the only compilation my library has, I'm heartened by the fact that Scalzi has continued to maintain his blog Whatever, (which now also includes writings by his grown daughter Athena) meaning I can pop into the archives AND see his latest stuff all in one place. And it will be much lighter on my wrists to hold my phone and browse than it was to read through this tome. 1/?
