The Last Watch Annotations on Goodreads & Kindle
- J.S. Dewes
- Apr 25
- 1 min read
so I just posted a bunch of my Kindle notes on The Last Watch, if anyone’s interested in that kind of thing. I’ve been sitting on these for literally years, because I’m a malignant perfectionist and “was going to go back and fix them and add more” but I must stop being this way
it’s mostly me shitposting my own book, but there’s some “behind the scenes” and music cues and such as well. A few spoilers, but I marked them as such so you should have to click to unhide them.
🔖 You can find them directly on Goodreads
📖 OR on Kindles/Kindle apps, turn the “Notes & Highlights” feature (must own the ebook to see them there, and I’m not sure the spoilers are hidden for this version FYI)
👋 If you follow me on Goodreads, you should see new additions show up in your feed
I think you can comment/add questions on them as well maybe?? anyhow, ENJOY!!!
I love that you finally posted your Kindle notes for The Last Watch—especially the music cues and behind-the-scenes bits; the perfectionist struggle is so real. Also, marking spoilers with click-to-unhide is a classy move. By the way, I keep a free Fortnite Sprite checklist & tracker I like to share: https://spritechecklist.net/
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