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N.D.’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at N.D.’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
N.D. Osman’s Followers (36)
7,243 books
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84 friends
546 books
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935 books
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1,650 books
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391 books
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134 books
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37 books
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513 books
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N.D. Osman
Goodreads Author
Member Since
July 2025
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/ndosman
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A FATE IN FLAMES: A Dark Fantasy Romance of Fire, Power, and Forbidden Desire (Flesh & Flame Book 1)
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Tarrah Cantu's review
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A FATE IN FLAMES: A Dark Fantasy Romance of Fire, Power, and Forbidden Desire (Flesh & Flame Book 1):
"The MMC gave Khal Drogo vibes and the twists and turns were surprising. I didn’t want to put it down. Cannot wait for book2!"
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N.D. Osman
is on page 269 of 480 of Every Spiral of Fate
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Gina's review
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A FATE IN FLAMES: A Dark Fantasy Romance of Fire, Power, and Forbidden Desire (Flesh & Flame Book 1):
"that ending …….
This book did not disappoint! Had to read the last chapter again… loved the characters in this book. Can’t wait for the sequel" |
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Ale's review
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A FATE IN FLAMES: A Dark Fantasy Romance of Fire, Power, and Forbidden Desire (Flesh & Flame Book 1):
"Favourite book of the year!!
Omg! I need book 2 right now. I didn’t see that ending at all, so you got me there. I’m invested and I feel so lost for the female lead character. It felt that no matter what, she won’t be able to get away from it all. Her" Read more of this review » |
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Tracey Collazo's review
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A FATE IN FLAMES: A Dark Fantasy Romance of Fire, Power, and Forbidden Desire (Flesh & Flame Book 1):
"Hear me out! At first, the writing felt like the same old enemies-to-lovers trope, and it did get a little repetitive. But then there were small sprinkles of genuinely entertaining moments—some that actually made me laugh out loud—and suddenly I was "
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N.D. Osman
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