Rec | THE DEAD MOVE FAST

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Nearly done Our Share of the Night. This might be the best fiction book I’ve ever read (I tend to exaggerate but I’m not playing). Mariana Enriquez has my heart forever.

@maazyyystar

Oct 3, 2024

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