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Rylie
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4.5 rounded up to 5. No major issues and I had a lovely fun time reading it. Didn’t even realize it was close to the end and then it ended.
— Aug 12, 2026 09:45AM
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Rylie
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I liked how Colin called her Min. I also like how he overcame his past trauma with her. I actually did enjoy the chapters about spindle cove sprinkled throughout too. The confessions by both of them were really sweet and Colin was a really nice guy despite his supposed rake past. The geology stuff and fossils was a cool topic and I liked the authors note mentioning the history behind that
— Aug 12, 2026 09:44AM
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I loved this book. I skipped the first in the series again which was a good idea bc I loved this so much and wouldn’t have experienced it if I didn’t do that. Colin and Minerva were so good together. I liked how Colin was determined to get her to the symposium and Minerva had an academic personality. They both helped each other grow and change for the better too.
— Aug 12, 2026 09:42AM
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woman discovers first recorded proof of dinosaurs in england, then the next night discovers orgasm
THERES CRACK IN TS
— Aug 06, 2026 08:50PM
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THERES CRACK IN TS
Miriamgreen
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And that was how the grand, epic story of their future – ended. Just as a proper fairytale should.
— Jul 30, 2026 03:25AM
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Miriamgreen
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You look… Cataclysmic with beauty today.
She swallowed, taking a moment to recover from his masculine splendor. You rather devastate me, too.
— Jul 30, 2026 03:13AM
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She swallowed, taking a moment to recover from his masculine splendor. You rather devastate me, too.
Miriamgreen
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He looked utterly bewildered. Well, what did he expect, after the power he’d given her? He couldn’t compare a woman to a torrential beautiful monsoon, and then look surprised that he had gotten wet.
— Jul 30, 2026 02:13AM
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Miriamgreen
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During the Regency period, "Bristol diamonds" were actually clear, double-terminated quartz crystals found in the Avon Gorge. They looked like bright, highly transparent, six-sided rock crystal prisms ending in sharp, six-sided pyramids. While they lacked real diamond hardness, their natural glassy luster and sharp facets made them look remarkably clear and sparkly to the naked eye
— Jul 30, 2026 02:03AM
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