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Elithanathile
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// Continuing with this series JUST because I own this book [I own the first 2 books as well, obviously] and want to do the purchase and the trilogy justice! Might as well finish it, right?!!
So I hope this book is MUCH better than the last one was, and I mean that in more than just one way :-/!!
— Mar 24, 2018 03:17AM
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So I hope this book is MUCH better than the last one was, and I mean that in more than just one way :-/!!
CrabbyPatty
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I’d never broken a law in my life. I got light-
headed even thinking about giving incorrect change, or failing to use a blinker when switching lanes, or, God forbid, making an error on my taxes. Order, Sharpies, calendars, truth: these were a few of my favorite things.
— Jan 08, 2016 04:55PM
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headed even thinking about giving incorrect change, or failing to use a blinker when switching lanes, or, God forbid, making an error on my taxes. Order, Sharpies, calendars, truth: these were a few of my favorite things.
CrabbyPatty
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Dan dumped my Nonna Romano’s worn rosary into his palm. The delicate filigree chain draped to his thigh. My great-grandmother believed in the power of prayer, and the business end of a wooden
spoon, but her beads couldn’t diminish the allure of a stark-naked Dan lounging in my bed. I should have crossed myself, but instead, the bed dipped as I joined him.
— Jan 08, 2016 01:50PM
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spoon, but her beads couldn’t diminish the allure of a stark-naked Dan lounging in my bed. I should have crossed myself, but instead, the bed dipped as I joined him.
CrabbyPatty
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Oh, how I adore Caesar:
"Sunshine poured into the kitchen, warming a row of spiny potted herbs on the windowsill. Outside, the neat suburban backyard burst with green shrubbery and mid- summer flowers. A plump gray bird sat on the clothesline and a squirrel frolicked in the grass, both a reminder that I needed to get the hell back to the city because, honest to God, it was like the country out here. "
— Jan 07, 2016 11:23AM
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"Sunshine poured into the kitchen, warming a row of spiny potted herbs on the windowsill. Outside, the neat suburban backyard burst with green shrubbery and mid- summer flowers. A plump gray bird sat on the clothesline and a squirrel frolicked in the grass, both a reminder that I needed to get the hell back to the city because, honest to God, it was like the country out here. "
