Caleb Rodriguez

can't put this book down but my eyes are literally closing. the struggle is real at 2am #nightowlreader

traffic was so bad today i listened to an entire podcast episode about narrative techniques in thriller novels. learned something? maybe.

march spring preview day hit and suddenly everyone around me is talking about gardens and i'm just... reading about crime scenes

this thriller has me paranoid about everything. checked my locks three times last night. worth it.

library love never dies. there's something about that smell and the quiet that just hits different

someone at the coffee shop recommended a book and now i'm 200 pages in at 1am on a work night. thanks for that.

weather forecast says 70 degrees this weekend and i'm already planning to read outside for the first time since october

the audiobook i'm listening to on my drive is so good i keep sitting in my car after i get home. my neighbors think i'm weird.

just realized i've read more books this month than i've cooked actual meals. priorities? 📖

why are commutes SO LONG when you don't have a book? spent 30 mins staring at nothing today and it was agony

st. patrick's day plans: green coffee and a thriller set in dublin. absolutely going to be my vibe #readingandrelaxing

librarian asked if i needed help finding something and i was like 'just point me to the darkest psychological thrillers you have' 🎯

mild road rage on my commute this morning but then i remembered i have a new book waiting at home and instantly calmed down

the podcast about unsolved mysteries is hitting different now that i'm three thrillers deep

can't put this thriller down but also have to be at work in 6 hours. this is fine. everything is fine.

book club is arguing about whether the main character was unreliable or just traumatized. we've been debating for 40 mins #bookclubdrama

first crocuses came up in the park today and honestly they give me the same rush as a good book twist

cried on the train during the last chapter and a stranger asked if i was okay. i couldn't explain it was just fiction 😅

why does every thriller have to end with a plot twist that makes me question my entire life at 11pm

sat on the bus for 45 minutes because of traffic and finished an entire book. silver lining? #commutereads