Discussing EVERY BOOK We Read in May

Would I recommend this? 100% because of that moment itself, just what it gave me, how it made me think and how it made me question not only myself but the characters as well in this world.

They're using such different slants on so many of these characters that we know including Bruce himself. And they're really taking a different look at it.

There's leaps in logic and motivation for not only characters, but plot points and story that make me go this should have been eight or nine issues. We should have slowed down a little bit.

For me I was satisfied. I absolutely liked it. I absolutely enjoyed it.

It took me back to that kind of feeling because it has that kind of magical adventure. It also has a great heart by the end.

I looked back cuz we're getting into half the year now. And already I have named I think it was Peril's Gate as my book of the month. Because it became my favorite of the series.

This is my book of the month. To make me have thoughts like that, to make me have epiphanies like realizations like that, to look in as I'm understanding the characters without to start to make it to make me have bigger strides to understand the characters that surround me in real life.

All the ways in that story builds from springboards off of, then subverts, and does different things.

It's a heck of a read and I really enjoyed it and she dealt with so many genres, so many characters, and so many thought-provoking issues. Highly recommended.

The puzzle just expanded and when it expands it has way more pieces to slot in and fit together and it's so much fun. It's great cosmic horror. It's great mystery.

If you want to try this and I highly recommend you do, check out where they do the trades where they collect the first six or so into one volume. Go with the first one called Nice House on the Lake.

There's absolutely nothing wasted. Things that I didn't even think would come back around and connect come back around and connect.