okay so I read 19 books in June and there were two books that I was going to talk about in this pod that I'm now not going to talk about and I switched them out and I'll talk about why now before we get into the books that we are actually doing So I'm going to be doing three books in this podcast.
The two books that I'm not doing anymore are 24690 and Teacher's Pet.
So 24690 is by A.A.
Dark.
And in the Girls' Night In podcast, I did touch on it right at the very end, if you watch that to the end.
And I wasn't overly enamored with that.
Everyone kept saying that 24690 was going to be like super dark.
And actually, I even seen a post on it the other day.
I I can't remember who it was now.
And someone was talking about it's on their TBR coming up because...
And they had said, oh, I'd seen so-and-so talking about it and saying it was like one of the darkest books they've ever read.
I can't remember who the people were.
And I was like, how did we get to this point where it's being like cycled around? It's dark.
Don't get me wrong.
Like it is dark, but it is absolutely not in...
I wouldn't personally put it into the category of like...
the darkest book, one of the darkest books I've ever read.
But it didn't, I don't know, it didn't quite hit, it didn't quite hit that level that like Red Rabbit did with that situation with the orcs and the underground kind of rape facility, if you wish.
So she had an owner who was, like, older.
He died.
And then the owner of the actual facility actually has always liked her ever since she was a lot, lot younger.
And she's always liked him, the guy who runs the place.
So now she needs a new owner.
But the...
okay so I read 19 books in June and there were two books that I was going to talk about in this pod that I'm now not going to talk about and I switched them out and I'll talk about why now before we get into the books that we are actually doing So I'm going to be doing three books in this podcast.
The two books that I'm not doing anymore are 24690 and Teacher's Pet.
So 24690 is by A.A.
Dark.
And in the Girls' Night In podcast, I did touch on it right at the very end, if you watch that to the end.
And I wasn't overly enamored with that.
Everyone kept saying that 24690 was going to be like super dark.
And actually, I even seen a post on it the other day.
I I can't remember who it was now.
And someone was talking about it's on their TBR coming up because...
And they had said, oh, I'd seen so-and-so talking about it and saying it was like one of the darkest books they've ever read.
I can't remember who the people were.
And I was like, how did we get to this point where it's being like cycled around? It's dark.
Don't get me wrong.
Like it is dark, but it is absolutely not in...
I wouldn't personally put it into the category of like...
the darkest book, one of the darkest books I've ever read.
But it didn't, I don't know, it didn't quite hit, it didn't quite hit that level that like Red Rabbit did with that situation with the orcs and the underground kind of rape facility, if you wish.
So she had an owner who was, like, older.
He died.
And then the owner of the actual facility actually has always liked her ever since she was a lot, lot younger.
And she's always liked him, the guy who runs the place.
So now she needs a new owner.
But the...
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