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Lucy RoseHorror · Folklore·b. 1996
The Lamb
Synopsis
Margot has spent her entire life in the deep woods, helping her mother lure and consume unsuspecting hikers. Her isolated world is built on blood and absolute loyalty until a mysterious woman arrives at their cabin. This newcomer threatens the fragile bond between mother and daughter, forcing Margot to choose between her brutal upbringing and a dangerous new desire.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
Content warnings (4)
ViolenceGoreAbuseTrauma
- Possibly the most fked book I’ve ever read
- ⭐️⭐️ - I was very engaged with this book at the start but I started to lose interest about a quarter way through. <br>It gets dull and repetitive very quickly as you re read the same scenes and the same conversations between characters.<br><br>I was also hoping to feel more connected to the characters considering we spent so much time with them but I found myself not really feeling much of anything at the end as there was no character development, back stories or anything that would begin to connect you to these characters <br>I never thought I'd describe a book about a cannibalistic mother-daughter duo as boring, but here we are
- I fully wasn’t expecting to cry over this and yet here I am???