Soup 2: Crackers by Kate Kingston DeJonge

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Soup 2: Crackers by Kate Kingston DeJonge

Name: Soup 2: Crackers by Kate Kingston DeJonge
Brand: Kate DeJonge
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Kate DeJonge

Ashley McCormack is back! It's been three weeks since she went into the Soup business with her mysterious online partner "DarkLorrd", and now he wants her to add a new item to their black market menu. Ashley is a disturbed young woman, and although she managed to escape the hell of her early home life, she now finds herself in a situation that's just as bad. She has been left alone to manage the City of Changusay's morgue under the supervision of an off-site Medical Examiner, so getting the liquid human remains for their Soup orders is easy, but things are about to spin out of control for her in the worst of ways. Lucky for her, she doesn't have a weak stomach, and she'll do whatever it takes to get revenge.

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02/02/2024

Paige R.

United States

5 stars!!

The sequel to soup. Crackers picks up where soup ended and it came with a few dark surprises ;D I really hope Kate writes another book continuing on with Ashley and the darklord!!! Absolutely loved these books

09/26/2023

Danielle Y.

Canada

Soup & Crackers

I loved Soup and couldn't wait to dive into the sequel, Crackers! Thanks to the preface, which provides a brief synopsis of Soup, this can be a stand-alone story that picks up right where things left off. Our MC, Ashley, is being forced/blackmailed to provide the anonymous DarkLorrd666, whom she met on the dark web, with the human effluence (aka "soup") of criminals she processes in the morgue where she works. Besides dealing with the stress, logistics, and illegality of what she's doing, Ashley gets all kinds of unexpected news in this quick read, we meet some new characters, and the last line has me hopeful for a third book.