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I just continue to find this series so riveting on audio
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Andi
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Switched to this book right quick bc it's due at the library, but I don't mind bc this is flying by compared to Wolf Hall. But it's not as emotional or as introspective as Wolf Hall so far. The musings on how power works are still so relevant they're eerie. Political fantasy today is too shy to make the POV and the main female character 1) at odds and 2) arbitrators of their own future doom, so I love these books
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Switched to this book right quick bc it's due at the library, but I don't mind bc this is flying by compared to Wolf Hall. But it's not as emotional or as introspective as Wolf Hall so far. The musings on how power works are still so relevant they're eerie. Political fantasy today is too shy to make the POV and the main female character 1) at odds and 2) arbitrators of their own future doom, so I love these books
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