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The Poison Daughter

by Sheila Masterson (Goodreads Author)

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""She wants to make her problems everyone's problems by dragging them out into the light. I've always been content to take care of injustice in the dark."

Ehhhhhh, her parents married her sister off to an abuser... she should keep that in the dark!?!? Main character is supposed to be about bringing men to justice, but revealing bad men are bad is too much.. hmm??" — Aug 03, 2026 08:09PM

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Obsession (The Mate Games: War, #1)

by K. Loraine

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The Women

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Shield of Sparrows (Shield of Sparrows #1) by Devney Perry

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“Why didn’t you ask?” “Wh-what?” I stammered. His voice was calm. Collected. The silver in his eyes began to melt away, the hazel taking its place. “Haven’t you been granted your every request? If you wanted to explore Ashmore, why didn’t ...more

What a load of actual crock shit, up until this point not one person has answered her questions, she's been trailed, watched over AND they take her ladder away. Did the author forget this? He's also literally ordering, FORCING, her to go back. If she was free then it shouldn't have been a problem that she was there.