shifter
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This is one of those sequels that I loved but sadly didn’t have as much of an impact as the first book. That being said, I still had fun reading the book and can’t get enough of the world, and I can’t wait to see where the series is going. While this one didn’t have
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Death God was a lot like Vampire God in the sense that I once again started off a tad annoyed at Pip’s constant talking. Also like Vampire God by the end of Death God, I was just laughing at Pip’s commentary instead of being aggravated. The only thing I still found irritating by the end
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Unlike the first one I was worried for a bit that I wouldn’t like this one. At the beginning Pip’s constant chattering, which I loved in the first one, was almost too much for me. Especially since she kept questioning if Marlowe had a way out when he came to rescue her. I know that’s
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I learned about this book from a random Facebook ad and I’m happy that I looked into it. This book was super fun to read. Sure, it’s not the best book out there, but it was a hilarious(and I don’t mean in a so bad it’s good way) fated/rejected mate’s book. Pip had me cracking
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One dragon book wasn’t enough, so I obviously had to read another, and Dragon Latitudes was the lucky pick! I don’t have much to say except I loved this book! You can’t go wrong with combining dragons and steampunk. Every character was amazing, the world-building was super cool, and the plot was very compelling. Honestly,
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