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It seems the TikTok algorithm (aka BookTok) has blessed romance readers with a fresh, dark, and – let’s just say it –- *twisted* series to dive into, but are they worth the read?
The Twisted book series is a tetralogy with the following titles – Twisted Love, Twisted Games, Twisted Hate, and Twisted Lies. They were written by New York Times Best Selling romance author Ana Huang who has written several thrilling romances including the King of Sin and If Love series’.
When going through the archives of the best authors from the 20th century, can anyone ever find a list that doesn’t include Anne Rice? Sadly, she’s been gone from us for 2 years now, but the best Anne Rice books from decades ago still live rent-free in our hearts.
Though a native of New Orleans, Anne Rice made her mark in different regions, from Texas to California to San Francisco, through her travels and, of course, through the many gothic, Christian, and even erotic literature books she published.
Determining the colleges with the happiest students is subjective and can vary greatly depending on individual experiences and preferences. Some students will feel happiest in a college that offers fulfilling academic work, whereas others will feel more at home in a college with a vibrant social scene. There are several colleges and universities that are particularly cited for their positive campus culture and student satisfaction. Here are 13 colleges and universities known for having satisfied and happy students.
Now whether we acknowledge it or not, we have all experienced imposter syndrome. When we reach our goal or hit a milestone, there’s always a little voice at the ready telling us, “Surely, surely there’s been a mistake.” Or, “Do I really deserve this, am I good enough?” Even though it is a universal experience, it is absolutely a detrimental one that can lead us towards negative behaviors and even detract us from our dreams. Here are ten imposter syndrome books that will help us all get over our imposter syndrome.
What Is Hazing in College? Imagine you join a new group, let’s say the tech club, greek life, or literature group, and you’re asked to perform a welcoming ritual. What comes to mind? Most expect to sing a song, while others predict a peace offering to settle in. Unfortunately, that’s not the case when it comes to hazing.
You see, instead of fun, silly new member rituals, hazing involves humiliating and degrading activities. And the sad part is that a lack of willingness to participate doesn’t spare the new member. Instead, those new members are subject to abusive or endangering activities that must be done before they’re recognized as part of the group.
It’s no news that online dating is making the waves in colleges right now. In fact, it’s been that way for years, and there’s no sign of this trend slowing down anytime soon. The courage that can’t be mustered in public somehow finds its way into several platforms behind the screen.
To get the best out of college dating, we’ve gathered the seven best dating apps for college students that are perfect for connecting to your subsequent big romantic encounter.
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