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The Thinara King (The Child of the Erinyes, #2)
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Rebecca Lochlann (Goodreads Author)

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Ave is 32% done

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Catherine is starting

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Keira Wilcox is on page 219 of 296

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Natalí is 91% done

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Natalí is 3% done

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Lucinda Elliot is on page 275 of 296

I finished this in a fit of greed. It's very exciting and stirring. It ends on a temporary restoration of peace. Hope is in the air - but I don't trust Chrysaleon at all.

— Oct 01, 2012 12:32PM Add a comment

Lucinda Elliot is on page 213 of 296

Well, I've been ill in bed these last two days, but that hasn't stopped me gorging on this.
The writing continues to be so strong at times it's almost like an eye witness account. Horror, atrocities, determined love and loyalty are all convincingly portrayed.
I am delighted that tenderness has grown between Meneotius and Aridela, but Chrysaleon is on his way to claim her...

— Oct 01, 2012 01:59AM Add a comment

Lucinda Elliot is on page 95 of 296

Now Themiste has got a yen for Chrysaleon's virile charms. I don't see how he can be stopped, because it's the way history went, more's the pity.
'Damasen's most loving gift was his refusal to allow me to change things It showed his love more than any other act could...When Iakhos rises (the time the Year King will be due to offer himself as sacrifice) that is when Chrysaleon's truth will emerge'.
Quite...

— Sep 29, 2012 04:46AM Add a comment

Lucinda Elliot is on page 72 of 296

Wow, exciting!
The descriptions of the earthquake are purely brilliant.
The characters remain vivid - Meneotius bitter and withdrawn, Chrysaleon egostical, brave,even heroic but insensitive; I'm guessing that though at present he's as mad about Aridela as she is with him, his inherent brutality will assert itself again. Aridela fearless and untamed; I hope she doesn't surrender too much of her mind to him.

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