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🔹 Not Yours, Truly by Giselle Chan

Posted by Kato on June 22, 2021

2-Star Women’s Literature

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🔹 A Kingdom to Die For by Steffen Larken

Posted by Kato on June 18, 2021

3-Stars Fantasy

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🔹 House of Wizardry by Steffen Larken

Posted by Kato on June 18, 2021

4-Stars Fantasy

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🔹 Of Dragon Bones and Ashen Tears by Steffen Larken

Posted by Kato on June 18, 2021

4-Stars Fantasy

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🔹 This World of Smoke by Steffen Larken

Posted by Kato on June 18, 2021

4-Stars Fantasy Fiction

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🔹 Hatchet Man: How Bill Barr Broke the Prosecutor's Code and Corrupted the Justice Department by Elie Honig

Posted by Kato on June 13, 2021

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🔹 To Down on Sunken Land by Steffen Larken

Posted by Kato on June 12, 2021

4-Stars Fantasy Fiction

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🔹 River Love: The True Story of a Wayward Sheltie, a Woman, and a Magical Place Called Rivershire by Tricia Frey

Rating: 4 of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ By: Kato Justus River Love: The True Story of a Wayward Sheltie, a Woman, and a Magical Place Called Rivershire by Tricia Frey is a beautiful, deeply personal memoir. This story is a well-written, direct, concise, and impressively honest account of a woman’s journey to self-acceptance after she meets a little lost dog. It’s also a story about her relationships with family, friends, and the beautiful strip of paradise she lives on, Rivershire . This book is a great summer read to savor. It is cathartic to other lost souls seeking redemption, happiness, peace-authentic self. For animal lovers, this tender, authentic story will pull at your heartstrings in the same way “Old Yeller” does. Learning Sheldon , the Sheltie’s history of how he came to be in Rivershire will delight and relieve those who enjoy solving a mystery. This story is particularly poignant for me because I grew up near Rivershire . It pulled every nostalgic heartstring I have. I

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Greg Abbott is a rapist. Here’s why.

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