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I did stay up far too late last night but I’m proud of the restraint I showed in not staying longer finishing it. However I don’t see me lasting the day without it read.

This chapter though!!!!! Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!! Literally want to wail noooooooooooooooooooo no no no no no!!!!!!!!!😭

Please don’t let it be such an awful cliffhanger Christopher! There’s too much to deal with and so few pages to go👀

Ahhhh the ship of grass appeared 🥹 I’m already nostalgic. Why did I take so long to start this?!

ANL is in the final stages of preparations! I’m so excited and can’t believe it’s so close!!!

A Noble Loyalty is in the editing stages right now and I'm so excited about it's progress! In the meantime, I'm also working on the special edition features which I've absolutely loved!!! I appreciate every single one of ANL's cheerleaders so so much! <3

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Took a break for a minute at a good stopping point and whadya know it takes off the next time I picked it back up(: very interesting developments(but I’m ready to find out what the end result is xP)

I did. not. like chapter 11.
It’s all become very Criminal Minds, though I think certain activity is obviously more highlighted that I don’t appreciate. Still… the history and psychology of it all is very intriguing.

This book is not for the queasy or who dislike hard topics. I am enthralled by the depth of historic detail the author has gone to in including that most wouldn’t. It’s fascinating. I love that. Also really appreciating how far mental health, analysis, and psychology has come. As well as criminology.

4 chapters in.
I’m loving all the history(Teddy Roosevelt a main character ahh!!), tone, and ironic humor!!
Extremely well written so far

I’m enjoying this but reading another book right now so not reading this as fast as I usually would. My Dad really likes The Last of the Mohicans so I’ve liked being able to discuss this with him! As it was written in 1841, the descriptions are long and having to get used to linguistics but I do like it!