Category: Reviews
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Don’t start this book unless you plan on having a good chunk of reading time at your disposal. You’ll be sorely tested if you have to put it
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Cobb’s style reminds me of a mix of Jody Hedlund’s historical young adult novels and Melanie Dickerson’s fairytale-based historicals.
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"Looking Glass Lies" is a brave, much-needed story.
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Annie Wood has one of those indomitable spirits, making her a character that you hope will succeed.
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Sierra is a beautiful reminder that you don’t have to have a perfect, unblemished past in order to find love and happiness.
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"Life After" is one of those books that I have a hard time conveying just how much I loved it and just how profound of an impression it
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The Kill Fee is an enjoyable escape into the jazz era of England.
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I’m not sure if Rhys Bowen will be writing any more standalone novels, but if she does, her next one will definitely be going on my to-read list.
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On Second Thought contains everything that I normally love about her novels, but amplified by, like, a thousand.
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There were times I felt as if I couldn’t read the words fast enough; I wanted to see what was happening around the next page, how the story
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