Review:
This was so sweet. I am son impressed that being novella length it was able tell a complete and satisfying story. So emotional. Great addition to series.
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Review:
This was so sweet. I am son impressed that being novella length it was able tell a complete and satisfying story. So emotional. Great addition to series.
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Warden!! If this is even a Selena, my heart will turn to stone. Please no broken hearted ending.
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Giving up on this. Main girl character drives me to the point of insanity!
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Review:
I really enjoyed this. So great.
I loved both main characters, especially Khamsin. She came from such a horrid life and no matter what life threw at her she found a way to keep going. The next book is about different protagonists, I am sure they will be great, but I would so love to see another book with these two as the focus. Maybe I will love the next two even more.
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Review:
When I was young I thought this book was called A Donkey Named Oatie, LOL. My mother turned this book into a kids story starring said donkey. For that reason this book will always be special to me.
I have read the original version and like it too, but no where as much as Oatie's tale.
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i read a post where someone is looking for a book where a man finds a book that makes his thoughts/wishes come true. Bad things happen like he had a thought where he wishes his wife would die. It happens. Anyone got any ideas? It sounds like something I would like reading.
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Review:
I like this series. I particularly like reading about how the others think about humans, “meat,” I find that very funny in a disturbing way.
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