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The Crystals of Mida (Jalav, Amazon Warrior, #1)
The Crystals of Mida (Jalav, Amazon Warrior, #1) | Sharon Green
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The Crystals of Mida (Jalav, Amazon Warrior, #1) | Sharon Green
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Anything good about Jalav is undermined by inconsistent characterization (a grevious sin in a character-driven novel), terrible plotting, and about 300 pages of rape apologism. Rape apologism is inexcusable. If only the content of the book were more like the cover art.