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Lou and Reid, fleeing from Manon’s warning, take refuge in Madame Sauvage’s Cabinet of Curiosities, a bizarre shop filled with oddities like stuffed rats, animal skulls, and butterfly wings. The atmosphere is eerie, and Reid is visibly unsettled by the strangeness of their surroundings. Lou, focused on evading capture, insists Reid disguise himself with a wig, but he resists, sparking tension between them. Their argument escalates as Lou accuses Reid of hypocrisy for using magic when it suits him while…-
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Chapter X — The man Between
Chapter X begins with an emotional current that flows not through shared spaces, but through ink and paper. Ethel and Tyrrel, separated by circumstance, find a rhythm in their correspondence that draws them closer than proximity could. Their letters do more than update—they carry the weight of waiting, of hope suspended in delicate sentences. Tyrrel’s duty to the ailing Colonel Rawdon keeps him rooted, while Ethel’s quiet understanding gives him permission to stay without guilt. Each letter exchanged…-
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Chapter 27
Chapter 27 begins with an everyday question that carries more weight than it seems: which dress to wear. I hold up three options—an understated cream dress, a sleek black one, and a standout plum piece from Bea’s Southern Manors collection. That last dress means something. It represents Bea’s legacy, the brand, the woman I’m still trying to understand. But when Eddie glances at my choices and picks the cream one without hesitation, I nod and comply, even though a small part of me sinks. It’s…-
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Chapter 6 marks the beginning of Holly Gibney’s investigation into the disappearance of Bonnie Rae Dahl, where she immerses herself in methodical rituals that reflect her disciplined nature. She meticulously cleans her office, a habit ingrained by both professional diligence and personal grief over her mother’s passing due to COVID-19. This routine serves as a grounding mechanism, reinforcing the idea that order and structure provide her with control in a world filled with unpredictability. After…-
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Now: The wedding night
The wedding night, once a dazzling celebration of unity and joy, is suddenly plunged into an unsettling darkness as a power outage sweeps through the marquee. The revelers, caught mid-conversation and mid-dance, fall silent as the storm outside intensifies, rattling the very fabric of the tent. Rain lashes against the structure, the wind’s howling crescendos drowning out the initial gasps of surprise. The dim glow of flickering candles barely illuminates the disoriented guests, casting eerie shadows that…-
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Olivia: The Bridesmaid
Olivia, the bridesmaid, stands among the wedding guests, yet she feels like a stranger in her own skin, detached from the joyous atmosphere that surrounds her. The air is crisp, sending chills through her thin dress, but the cold does not bother her as much as the weight of her emotions. She clenches the bouquet in her hands, the sharp thorns digging into her skin, a sting she barely registers as she discreetly licks away the blood, unwilling to let anyone see the cracks forming beneath her composed…-
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Acknowledgements
The acknowledgements section of The Guest List is a deeply personal and heartfelt tribute to the many individuals and organizations that played a crucial role in the book’s creation, publication, and success. The author begins by expressing immense gratitude to their editor, Kim Young, and Charlotte Brabbin, both of whom provided unwavering guidance throughout the creative process. Their ability to refine and enhance the narrative, combined with their belief in the author’s vision, helped shape the…-
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Chapter 234
Chapter 234 unfolds with Tooms and Saint sitting quietly together, sharing a moment heavy with reflection and softened by the peace that only comes after chaos. Though recently freed from imminent death, Tooms appears unusually calm, the lines of stress replaced by a distant look of contentment. His voice, gentle and steady, drifts into a memory from childhood—one tied to a peaceful morning in Monta Clare and a dog named Scout. He recalls how that loyal animal once stood between him and a swarm of bees,…-
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Chapter 201
Chapter 201 of All the Colors of the Dark opens with Sammy, in his usual cynical manner, expressing his disdain for a guard who confiscated a round of Beaufort d’Été, a luxury he insists is vital for survival in a place like this. He remarks, almost bitterly, that the first casualty of imprisonment is one’s palate, as small pleasures like good food are quickly taken away, replaced by bland, unappetizing meals. The conversation takes a turn when Sammy, ever the art enthusiast, talks about his work,…-
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Chapter 167
Chapter 167 of All the Colors of the Dark opens with the disturbing discovery of a body at Iona's Beach. Saint, still working late into the night at her desk, receives a call from Himes while they’re deep in conversation. The familiar sound of the Newton’s cradle gently tapping in the background, along with Himes casually munching on food, provides an odd contrast to the intense subject matter they discuss. The ease of their banter—especially regarding Himes’s tendency to eat at inappropriate…-
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