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xicanti

A Princess of the Chameln | Cherry Wilder

Pain day reading. I want to finish A PRINCESS OF THE CHAMELN, which remains great, and another volume of SKIP BEAT!, and I hope I can make some progress with EXCALIBUR. It hasn‘t grabbed me the way I expected it to.

Riveted_Reader_Melissa Sorry about the pain day...I hope the reading helps you think about something else for awhile. 4y

xicanti @Riveted_Reader_Melissa it‘s been an up-and-down day, but books did help! 4y

Riveted_Reader_Melissa @xicanti Sometimes a great distraction is the best thing you can do for yourself. I hope tomorrow is better. 4y

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xicanti

A Princess of the Chameln | Cherry Wilder

A PRINCESS OF THE CHAMELN is the only unsolicited ARC I‘ve ever gone ahead and downloaded. I think I went for it because it‘s distributed by Open Road and I‘ve reviewed their stuff before, but it could‘ve been because Cherry Wilder was a Kiwi. Now I‘m finally reading it, five years late.

And I like it so far! Wilder‘s 80s prose style really works for me, and she leans on the Royal In Disguise trope, which I can still enjoy very much.

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