Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

like, this doesn't feel like a bad book, or a boring book. It feels like a book that I'd love.

And yet I'm not loving it?

The only explanation that I can think of is that the author has put the main characters into lethal peril and then gotten them out again with nary a scrape thrice now, and we're only 2 hours in to the book.

So perhaps I subconciously don't view the perils as being genuine?

But I'm not certain that makes sense - I am concerned for the characters' safety, and I don't know that they're going to survive.

I've been listening to The Gods of the Underworld, and.... I'm really struggling to stay engaged with it.

I'm really not sure why!

The first audio book (The Doomsday Manuscript) was a really enjoyable listen.

This one has lots of the same stuff: interesting villains with mysterious motivations, an archeological site which isn't what it seems, and Lisa Bowerman's performance is as incredible as usual.

But I'm just... bored.

shower time...

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good evening <3

update: I looked it up and it turns out that the changes are stuff that would only be important to me if I **had** played all the way through the others first.

But, now I've decided: I'm going to be playing through The Witcher 3

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