Think Hunger Games Mets Harry Potter, Adult Version, then throw in some Hank Hill and Al Bundy sarcasm and a few raunchy cat fights.
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The main character was grating. I didn’t find him likeable. There was minor growth in the latter part of the book, but it seemed very minor. I wasn’t really rooting for him. Since the book was solely focused on him, there were almost no secondary characters. They all fell into tertiary or passing roles. The..
Derailed from a real storyline into a political crusade. If it feels like you’ve heard the story before, it’s because you have.
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If I wanted a political book, I’d have bought one filed under that listing. It’s disappointing because this author clearly has good writing skills, and the ability to craft a story. I question any politics that take over peoples lives to this extent, where it leaves them unable to craft any new story without embedding..
Amazing!
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love it
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love this series
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Twist and Turns
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Fun book would listen again
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