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pleasant enough, but the author can’t write a believable teenager. Very cringy at times

This book is a brilliant look at the hidden motives behind human actions and decisions. It is presented well, with numerous examples to illustrate how and why these hidden motives manifest in our thoughts and actions. The authors also have the humility to admit that some of their theories or beliefs could be wrong, which..

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Is this the end? Why? A glooming finish with a Brocken man… last in this excellent series

Ryk you asshole, that ending pissed me off. Still worth the read though. Love your work 🙂

I tried but couldn’t get past the fist hour of the AWFUL voice and style of narration. I couldn’t picture the character as anything other than a special needs teenager . Dreadful.

This book was captivating and I couldn’t put it down. The narrator was perfect as I could envision him as Max. Excellent read!

The definition of Beauty in Darkness. Captivating. Like the movie that spawned from it, this is an absolute Masterpiece. The words are almost ridiculously fluid and descriptive, they could easily be taken from a Shakesperean play if it weren’t for the unrelenting horror and terror that they convey. The idea of pleasure and pain being..

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It is a joy to hear a positive story with character growth. The narration is very easy to understand and seems to relay the authors intentions. Expect to follow the series. No death or shooting so far. Truly unusual.

This series is proving to be addictive. Can’t wait to get to the next book.