Haunt Your Heart Out

I don’t know where to even begin with this one. I Requested it because the cover was adorable, And it looked like a great spooky season read. The only good thing about this book is the cover. I wish I was the type to DNF, Because I was ready to do that less than 10% of the way in.

The “romance” between the two characters felt so rushed and lacked any kind of substance. It was very hard to root for them, Especially because the guy had no personality in the girl was just absolutely insufferable. Her abandonment issues and gaslighting everyone around her into thinking that they would ruin her life if they weren’t by her side constantly was really gross. Multiple times in the book she tells a character that they’re ruining her life because they want to go off and do something in their own lives and that is just so unhealthy. She makes her parents out to be these giant villains and then after you find out more about them, you actually realize that Lex is the villain. She’s a mean, miserable girl, and I truly hated reading about her.

This isn’t a love story. This isn’t a spooky mysterious read. This is just a jumble of really bad characters, Repetitive writing, and a book with absolutely no substance. This book Made me not want to read any other spooky theater romances this year, and that is such a shame.

I’m not even going to share the cover here because that’s how much I want to make sure no one else reads it.

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