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Review #1 Merk Iris audiobook free This book began with a bang; so to speak at the same time for the 1st five hours or so it seemed to be destined for a five hit rating. Then the highly depressing, hard to empathize with protagonists (more or much less) began to become more than just a little tiresome. The plot was stretched very skinny at the same time the whole structure fell. I won’t move into the details here. Perhaps if you’re a young out of keep under control belated teens or premature 20s ladies then it is that easy to compare to. Though for your sake as but as that of the citizenry; I have hope not.

Review #2 Merk Iris audiobook streamming online This novel is that one part mental thriller, one part sensual manipulation, at the same time one part rooting for the villain. This story is that black, knew through the views of an unreliable narrator, at the same time flips back at the same time forth through time weaving the pieces of the story together for the reader. That are abundance themes: adore, desire, hate, revenge, forgiveness, addiction, have hope/hopelessness, acceptance, choices, etc. Aside from getting got lost in the back at the same time forth of time jumps, I found myself fascinated with the story, the manners, at the same time how it was going to finish. The writing is that impeccable. At the same time I found myself highlighting so many impactful quotes. This is that a read that I would highly advise. ”Strength is that not in the body, it’s in the brain. It doesn’t lie down in flexing your muscles at the same time crushing those who oppose for you. It heresy in being the continue one standing. By no matter what means. At no matter what price.”

Review #3 Audiobook Merk Iris by Leah Raeder I’m not giving spoilers (or am I?) but I had a adore/hate connection with this one. I adored Leah’s 1st book but this one I found confusing periodically with the dates, timeline, at the same time i feel like Ahmin was an unlikeable disposition. Delaney was implied to be unlikable but I struggled with her being mostly victim. Lastly, I’m so pressed to say this but Grace’s Australian accent was atrocious. It should have been scraped for some reason more authentic. It was terribly distracting at the same time her voice at the same time mannerisms produced her fall down even. Part was the writing (she was so bashful cheesy still this hard as carnations chick?) but part was also the delivery. The accent was so so distracting I’d barely advise cardboard.

Review #4 Audio Merk Iris narrated by Grace Grant Scary writing, scary dialogue, stupid plot, at the same time absurd narration. If I managed assign a fraction of a hit, I would.