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Sera Nova

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Crucible (Men of the Wilds, #1)

by B.B. Reid (Goodreads Author)

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"I shouldnt trust my coworker lol" — 20 hours, 19 min ago

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Caught Up (Into Darkness, #2)

by Navessa Allen

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"Idk why, but I stopped caring after that last part" — 20 hours, 21 min ago

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From Blood and Ash (Blood and Ash, #1)

by Jennifer L. Armentrout (Goodreads Author)

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"You know, its not the greatest masterful writing ever, but it isnt bad at all. I am enjoying this so much more than any of SJM books. A plot? A smart character? Not a mary sue? Like sure, pacing could be better, but this is worlds better than so much of romantasy." — Apr 09, 2026 07:13PM

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Sera’s Quotes

“The greatest gift this generation can give future generations is a HEALTHY PLANET.”
― Iain Cameron Williams

tags: climate, climate-change, climate-crisis, oceans, planet-earth, save-the-oceans

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“Which would frighten you more? A slave who is crazy or a slave who is sane and sees you clearly?”
― Percival Everett, James

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“At that moment the power of reading made itself clear and real to me. If I could see the words, then no one could control them or what I got from them. They couldn’t even know if I was merely seeing them or reading them, sounding them out or comprehending them. It was a completely private affair and completely free and, therefore, completely subversive.”
― Percival Everett, James

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