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  1. Read-alikes assisted by NoveList!

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  2. This book sounds wonderful! I love fantasy stories where the line between good and bad is a little blurred. It adds an mystery element to it. I think I will add it to me read list. Thank you.

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    1. It is a great book! The line between good and bad is weird in this book and it is refreshing to have no faceless enemies. I'd love to hear what you think about it when you do get around to it! Thanks for commenting:)

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  3. I liked your annotation. I think it did a good job of hitting the main points while being short enough to keep me wanting more. I have put this book on my too read list since it sounds fascinating.

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    1. Thanks! Do please read the book and let me know what you think, if you want to talk about it! I did like this book, I need to get the next one. There's a lot going on in the book, the synopsis was difficult to write without spoilers.

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  4. I love this format. IT makes you be concise and to the point, this book sounds excellent. Full points and great job!

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    1. Thanks! I do tend to be wordy so this is a good exercise for me. I did love the book and would like to hear what you think of it if you feel like sharing!

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