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Lisa (@TenaciousReader) This debut was such an enjoyable read for me. It had a great balance of world building and…
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Overall, The Guns Above was an enjoyable steampunk adventure, with a strong female protagonist and airships and battles.…
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After reading and loving Certain Dark Things, I had no doubt I would read whatever Moreno-Garcia published next.…
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Soul of the World is a good debut that sets the stage for an epic, world spanning series…
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Glamour in Glass was every bit of an enjoyable escape for me as Shades of Milk and Honey.…
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Assassin’s Fate is an emotional roller-coaster of a book that is heartbreaking, bittersweet and absolutely perfect. This book…
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Shades of Milk and Honey is a wonderful regency romance with just enough magic (or glamour) to add…
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It may have taken a few months, but I am finally ready to hand out my first 5…
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I chose this book for both a Backlist Burndown feature (it’s been on my TBR for a while)…
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Holver Alley Crew is the first book in a new series by Marshall Ryan Maresca. I have to…
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