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Amatka
Finished
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The Paris Apartment
Finished
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UNSUB
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Get a Life, Chloe Brown
Finished
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The Wall
Finished
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Ruin and Rising
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The Last Mrs. Parrish
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The Winds of Khalakovo
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Wired for Story The Writer's Guide to Using Brain Science to Hook Readers from the Very First Sentence
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Strike Me Down
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Green Rider
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This would be an unremarkable three-star book that blends into the broader Anglo fantasy genre except that it goes on these weird asides to advocate for monarchy and plutarchy. Nothing to do with the plot, except I guess as an intended red herring? And the primary “anti-monarchist” revolutionary never even says anything that’s wrong. But the protagonist still calls her “despicable” and then goes on a small rant about how her rich parents are self-made. It’s weird and unnecessary but I guess it is, like, the one thing in the book that stood out. The magic is unremarkable, the villain is generic. Blah.
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The Cold Start Problem How to Start and Scale Network Effects
Finished
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A Slow Fire Burning
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The Bright Ages A New History of Medieval Europe
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A Desolation Called Peace
Finished