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pickSecond up in my Nov Indigenous reads — what a truly unique story it presents. A mirror of world, if dragons were real and the Norse had remained the main power in the world. Anequs‘ experience in this world, so different from her home and family, and so ripe with both casual and directed racism, is a sharp reminder of how far we still have to go. That said, the writing is somehow both simple and direct, and also lovely. There‘s a current of… 👇🏻
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I wasn‘t sure if this would hold up for a 3rd read, but it really did. Very fun, spicy, and fast, it‘s a great time.
Rebecca Soler is a very enthusiastic audiobook reader which sometimes really adds to the story and sometimes it‘s a bit too much.
I‘m excited to be back in the world & will anxiously await book 3 coming out in a couple months.
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
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pickOmg this book was soooo good!! Could not put it down and had many late nights!! Loved the characters, dragons and enemies to lovers.
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Enjoyable read overall, but kind of slow for me, sometimes boring. I won't go on with this series.
pickIn a society of dragons the story unfolds. Really interesting story with dragons and how they would conduct a court procedure to determine inheritance… good read overall
pickMythical beings have been trapped in human form with their memories buried for years. An event frees their minds and bodies, but what kind of world does it create?
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