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NikkiCureton
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This is a must read! It‘s very timely and filled with echoes of the world we‘re living in today.

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MaleficentBookDragon
Role Playing | Cathy Yardley
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Kindle deals today. $2.99 each.

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lumbricuslibri
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“…nothing mattered. Not even the opinions of the greatest men in the world.”

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lumbricuslibri
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Why not her?

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lumbricuslibri
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My next read!

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WildAlaskaBibliophile
Truly, Darkly, Deeply | Victoria Selman
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Addison_Reads
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Loved this book! ? And it had a map and a beautiful diagram in it, which made me love it more.

This dark academia has a unique magic system with a female MC who is determined to prove she belongs in what has always been a "man's world."

It is a standalone fantasy with very little romance. The MC takes on the established powers when she uncovers a shocking secret about their society. Great pace and great characters. Highly recommend!

TiredLibrarian Love books with maps; that one looks beautiful! 2w
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imthatniki
The Bone Maker: A Novel | Sarah Beth Durst
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Enjoyable, and it did deliver on its promise—aging heroes fighting their old nemesis together once more. I'm just not that enamored or invested in the characters or their skills. I want more guilds, a bigger world, just to see more of the magic. Maybe there should be fewer pages on the ethical/moral conundrum?

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Decalino
Alien Clay | ADRIAN. TCHAIKOVSKY
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A ship of imprisoned dissidents arrives on an extrasolar labor camp and research station known as Kiln, victims of the authoritarian Mandate regime and its insistence on adherence to orthodoxy. Arton is a biologist and finds the native ecology fascinating, even as he learns more about its effects on contaminated humans. A gripping and inventive account of resistance in the face of an authoritarian regime and the power of truth in the face of lies.

CatLass007 I have this author on my radar. He‘s on a list of authors whose books I want to try. Unfortunately there‘s only one book in my local library by him and it‘s the first bookin a trilogy. But this sounds like an excellent book and I can buy it if I want to or not because I don‘t know if I could necessarily afford to. 3w
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