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The Ice Queen and the Keeper of Death
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Curses of Lavender
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Dreams of Dust (Curses of Lavender, #2)
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The Ice Queen and the Labyrinth of Mayhem
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“She was not in a castle. She was not at a ball. There was no girl, no sister, no prince. There was just her, alone in this bathroom, the tile planted firmly beneath her feet.
She could smell the lavender.”
― Curses of Lavender
She could smell the lavender.”
― Curses of Lavender
“Unable to see or speak like the blue day sky, the night had its own language. The stars. Thicket could start to see them twinkle and wink, a secret, a whisper, a laugh. She wondered what they told Elian, or perhaps what he read in them.”
― Curses of Lavender
― Curses of Lavender
“She was not in a castle. She was not at a ball. There was no girl, no sister, no prince. There was just her, alone in this bathroom, the tile planted firmly beneath her feet.
She could smell the lavender.”
― Curses of Lavender
She could smell the lavender.”
― Curses of Lavender
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