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Lois is on page 112 of 312 of The Elric Undoing

Riveting! Grabbed my attention from page 1!

The author's descriptive tone is vivid, yet a bit disturbing, as it should be.

Plus, I love a book with a map!

I think this is a 1 day read!

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Lois is on page 181 of 458 of The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

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Lois is on page 175 of 345 of The Hacienda

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Lois is on page 200 of 448 of Skandar and the Unicorn Thief (Skandar, #1)

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Lois is on page 160 of 317 of Ice Planet Barbarians (Ice Planet Barbarians, #1)

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Lois is on page 147 of 416 of Woman on Fire

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Lois is on page 88 of 330 of The Library of the Dead (Edinburgh Nights, #1)

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Lois is on page 89 of 330 of The Library of the Dead (Edinburgh Nights, #1)

So far, it's a slow, but fascinating read. It is written with English slang/colloquialisms, which, at times, makes it difficult to understand to this American. But I am liking it anyway.

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Lois is on page 400 of 470 of Malice (Malice Duology, #1)

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Lois is on page 215 of 470 of Malice (Malice Duology, #1)

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Lois is on page 297 of 400 of Innocent Traitor: A Novel of Lady Jane Grey

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Lois is on page 370 of 592 of Anne Boleyn, A King's Obsession: A Novel (Six Tudor Queens)

— Oct 27, 2020 07:40PM Add a comment

Lois is on page 427 of 602 of Katherine of Aragon: The True Queen (Six Tudor Queens, #1)

— Oct 15, 2020 01:00PM Add a comment

Lois is on page 150 of 343 of The Vanishing Half

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Lois is on page 183 of 404 of Bloodline (Wars of the Roses, #3)

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Lois is on page 45 of 154 of White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism

This is certainly eye opening. And, to be honest, a bit disturbing, in that it is making me realize things about myself that I find uncomfortable. But, change is never comfortable. I suppose one is never to old to learn. (At least, I hope)

— Jul 17, 2020 03:07PM Add a comment